DC Comics' Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 9 OOP VERY RARE HTF!

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View DC Comics' Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 9 OOP VERY RARE HTF! with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. The product is the Batman: The Golden Age Omnibus Volume 9, a very rare and highly sought-after collection of comic books featuring iconic characters such as Batman, Catwoman, and the Joker. This omnibus edition, published by DC Comics in August 2021, includes stories from the Modern Age era with a total of 680 pages. With a focus on superheroes, this volume showcases the work of various artists and writers including Edmond Hamilton, Dick Sprang, and Bill Finger. It is a must-have for collectors and fans of classic US comics. ding on spine and lower front, see pictures Condition: Very Good. Category: Collectibles › Comic Books & Memorabilia › Comics › Comics & Graphic Novels.

Issue title

Crimes of the Catwoman!

Type

Graphic Novel

Format

Omnibus

Publication Date

August 2021

Tradition

US Comics

ISBN-13

9781779504456

Volume Number

9

Publisher Country

United States

Country of Origin

United States

Number of Pages

680

Publication Year

2021

Artist/Writer

Edmond Hamilton, Dick Sprang, Stan Kaye, Lew Sayre Schwartz, Charles Paris, Bill Finger, Ed Herron, Jim Mooney, David Vern, Al Schwartz, Ray Burnley, Leigh Brackett, Bill Woolfolk, Bob Kane, Sheldon Moldoff

Language

English

Character

Professor Lloyd, Ringo's mob (villains, introduction for all), Mayor Sheppard, The Catwoman's gang (villains), Commission James Gordon, Hatchet Marley (villain, introduction), Hanley (villain), Professor Carter Nichols, Ape Hagger, Tiny Harper (villain), Mr. Weldon (a director), Captain Tom Harby, also as "Knuckles" Groat), Eric Golar (inventor, introduction), James Maury, The Catwoman (Selina Kyle) (villain), Sparky Watts (villain, named after the Boody Rogers comic character, introduction), Josiah Vance, Joe Baker (reporter), Sammy Sabre, The Secret Star (Ted Blakely (FBI agent), Venner), Ali Khendun (introduction), Two-Face (Harvey Dent) (Villain), Harry (villain, introduction), Bryan, Mrs. Vaughn, unnamed Commandant of the RCMP (introduction), Duke's men (villains), Rico Gravio (villain, introduction), Batman (Bruce Wayne, “Spots” Derrow, Merko the Great (magician), Finch Evers, Trapper's gang (Foppy, John Fields Benson, Marden (villain, Neval's accomplice), Jumbo Collins (photo), Chester Gleek (English admirer of Batman), Alfred, James (butler), John Ventor (engineer), Charles Ford, Gunner Shand (villain, introduction), Clement Marn, Moreno the Magician, "Brains" Hobson (villain), Rolf Baglund (sculptor), Frisco Jack (villain, introduction), Jeremy Coe (doubles as an Indian), Jim Lovett), Catwoman, Blinky (villain), "Livid" Leeds (photo), Dr. Tom Rayburn (scientist), Lefty Lanning (villain, introduction), Detective Barnes, Batman (Bruce Wayne) (also as Pepper Nolan), Verreau (Batman impersonator), Karne's assistants (Hawley, The Wrecker (Dwight Forrow) (villain, introduction, writer), Midget Matson, Big Jack Baker (villain), Pete (villain, introduction), Smather's gang (villains), the Lew Lakers Mob (villains, introduction for all), Big Luke (villain, crime boss), Sam Smathers (villain, American detective), the Great Swami, Nancy Brooks (beauty queen), Danny Troavers (photo), Bud Parsons (villain, introduction), Harper's mob (villains), others un-named) (villains, introduction for all), Harry Vincent (honor student), Dimples Drew (villain, gang boss, introduction), Martin Kerry (engineer), Shepherd's gang (villains, introduction for all), a tribe of Indians (villains), two underworld crooks (villains), The Blaster, Thomson (Policeman), Angus McLaughlie (The Lord of Batmanor) (death), "Patch" Parsons, Joker, Lt. Philip Gray (intelligence agent), Foley, The Zero (Willis Gibling) (villain, introduction), Mr. Blank (Dr. Edward Arvin) (villain, introduction), Tom Baker, Pepper Nolan (villain, introduction), Byron King (cameo, big game hunter), Sam Olson (police officer)) (introduction for all), Howie Mardell (villain, introduction), Fingers Fenton (villain, introduction), Harry Larson (also as Batman) (introduction, ex-con, death), Phantom Eye (Nails Riley aka Byron King and Batman imitator) (villain, introduction), Joker's men (villains), Mr. Melver) (villain, introduction), The Stranger (Quork) (villain, a Martian, introduction), unnamed museum curator, Catwoman's gang (villains), Hugo Vorney (villain, introduction), Pockets Gray, Bugs Luther, Carson, Bitsy Hogan (photo), Shah of Nairomi (introduction), Bat Man (Hugo Marmon), Eloise Leach (introduction, magazine photographer), Frye's gang (Gimlet Hawkins, Daly, Jack Thorn (taxi driver, death), Rolf Nielson (contractor), Alfred Pennyworth, The Carter Gang (villains, introduction for all), Slug (villain, introduction), Robin (Dick Grayson, Howard Fields, Benny Sadler, Captain Lightfoot (Abel Adams) (introduction), Ed Finn (photographer), un-named gang "Boss" (villain), Frank Lumardi (villain, introduction), Riley, Mr. Waring, Milding (villain))(introduction for all), Verne Lever (villain, criminal attorney), Charlie Williams, Horace Braham (gem owner), Dr. John V. Dillon, Sandago Gravio (introduction), Inspector Deggers (of Scotland Yard), Director Harben, The Crimesmith (Rand Garrow) (villain, introduction), Jim, Marianne Venable, Ferris Hedrant (villain, introduction), also as a crime boss), The Inventor (villain), Vicki Vale's newspaper Editor, Olson, Joe (newspaper editor), Martin Duff (James Hollinger), Professor Duvlik (villain), Dean Moore, Lefty Lane, The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot) (villain), John Vulney, Diane Olson (beauty queen), Alfred M. Dole, Boyar, Lew Farnum (villain, introduction), Batman (Bruce Wayne), Matt, “Soupy” Sellers, Perry Davison, Judson Field, the Gravio Clan (villains, introduction for all), Lew Lakers (villain, introduction), Gus, Count Gravio (villain, introduction), Pierre LeClerc (villain, introduction), Smith, Twisty Rhodes (villain, introduction), Archie Vantyne (introduction), The Gulden Mob (villains, introduction for all), Boss Dunn, George Jensen, Vicki Vale, Harry Green, Morton's unnamed assistant (villain, introduction), Nero Thompson (villain, introduction), Remy LeClerc (villain, introduction), Jack Vaughn, Jay Varden (villain, introduction), Groff (villain, a spy), Brass Hadley, Robin (Dick Grayson), Thomas Melzer (art collector, introduction), rest unnamed) (villains), Tom Beckett, also as Lefty Lanning), Matt "Sugar" Kroler (villain, introduction), Lars Veking (villain, introduction, death), Captain Percy, Moriarity Gang (villains), Marley's gang (villains, introduction for all), Pete (villain), "Dancer" Kern (villain, introduction), Duke (villain), Fish Frye (villain, introduction), "Doc" Brice (villain, plastic surgeon, introduction), Lefty, the Joker (villain, flashback), Rhode's gang (villains, introduction for all), Mr. Camera (villain, introduction), Captain Barton (villain, introduction), The Danger Club (John Carew (President, death), Roh Kar (introduction, a Martian lawman), Doc (villain), Mack Thorn (Jack's brother), Odo Neval (villain), Inspector Graybridge (Scotland Yard detective, introduction), Jerry Weiler (Batman impersonator), Bix Gelby, Vicki Vale (blonde hair), Nails (villain), Dr. Karnes (space college director), Mack Manchard (villain, introduction), Hubert Hall (villain, Batman impersonator), Wylie Johnson, Jolly Roger (Thomas Wexley) (villain, introduction), Prince Michael Gruyere, Two-Face, "Grey Mike" Riggs, Turk Vincent, The bird-men (introduction for all), Tarando (a clown), Rog Robey, Ned Herzo (villain, introduction), Walter Fraley (villain, introduction), Bobby Shaw (beauty queen), Smoky, other unnamed crime bosses (villains), Blinky Groves, Guy Banning, Dr. Rinely (villain, introduction), Whitey Willerson, The Trapper (Jason Bard) (villain, animal trapper), The Phantom Bandit ("Muggsy" Morton, also as Don Alvarez), James Gordon, Mugs Wilden, Swing Smelden (villain, introduction), Moose (villain, introduction), Brand Kelden (villain, introduction), Donner, Larson, Fred Venable (the Human Target, Doug Forrow (villain, Dwight's brother), Joe Dolman (ex-con, introduction), Boley Webb, Ralph Edney, Professor Gilson, Three-Fingers Thurston, Dooley Joss, Superman (Clark Kent), The Joker (Villain), Ed (newspaper editor), Baron Gravio (villain, introduction), John Penton, Harry Shepherd (villain, introduction), Big Jim's gang (villains, introduction for all), Farley Marden (Batman impersonator), Blinkers Holden (photo), Bob Jason (of the RCMP, introduction), The Catwoman (Selina Kyle), Wilson, "Chicago Al" Garver, Dave Fells (police officer), Dr. Thorson (a psychologist, introduction), Burke (Policeman), Commissioner James Gordon (cameo), Ringo (villain, introduction), Rawson, Bowers (villain), also as Prince Michael Gruyere, Buddy (cameo, King's son), Sgt. Harvey Hainer (Policeman, introduction), Scar Dudley, Robert Hillings, Marcia (fellow student of Grayson's)

Issue Number

9

Era

Modern Age (1992-Now)

Cover Artist

Win Mortimer

Series Title

Batman: the Golden Age Omnibus

Publisher

DC Comics

Genre

Superheroes