Batman: The Sunday Classics 1943-1946 Pop-Up Books no stone is left unturned

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Batman: The Sunday Classics 1943-1946 Pop-Up Books no stone is left unturnedThis is the entire Sunday run of Batman, written by Bill Finger and Al Schwartz, penciled by Bob Kane and Jack Burnley, and inked by Charles Paris: three years of color Sundays. Plus a number of interesting text pieces and extra art. This is a hardcover reprinting of a 1991 Kitchen Sink DC paperback. From the publisher: When Bob Kane's seminal Batman first reached newspapers during World War II, only a small group of papers published it. So the early