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It's all well and good talking about comics, but they are obviously a visual medium. Therefore, to accompany each episode we'll also do a little blog post with some images and other extras to give you some context as to what on earth we're talking about!
The first of 3, in a 2 part series that went awry, exploring Batman's origins and ups and downs from the 1930's to the current day.
Plus what Mike and Lee have read this week and another addition to the Comics or Death Museum.
What Have We Been Reading Lately
The Outsiders, published by DC Comics, written by Colin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing, with art by Robet Carey
The Enfield Gang Massacre, published by Image Comics, written by Chris Condon and art by Jacob Phillips with colour assists by Pip Martin.
Batman Through the Ages
Detective Comics #27, published 1939, written by Bill Finger with pencils by Bob Kane. The First appearance of Batman.
Batman #1, published in 1940, written by Bill Finger with art by Bob Kane and Jerry Robinson, featuring the first appearances of The Joker and Catwoman.
Detective Comics #332, published in 1964, written by John Broome, with pencils by Sheldon Moldoff. As we discuss in the episode, the change in tone was as a result of the infamous book Seduction of the Innocent by Dr Fredric Wertham and the resulting Comics Code Authority.
Batman #232, published in 1971, written by Dennis O'Neil with pencils by Neal Adams. The first appearances of Ra's al Ghul.
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