American Comics Update: The Midas Collection: Batman #64 (with Killer Moth) & #67 (with the Joker)
*DC: Another pair of Golden Age Batmans from the Midas Collection, #64 & #67 from 1951.
PICTURED: BATMAN
#64 GD+ £130 SOLD Featuring the return of Killer Moth after his debut in the previous issue. Plus encounters with a crime photographer and a gang of veteran criminals. Cover by Win Mortimer. Stories by Bill Finger and unknown authors, art by Dick Sprang, Bob Kane and Lew Sayre Schwartz. Slight spine roll, wear at bottom corners with slight losses, chipping along right edge and top back cover. Staples may be replacements, but are tight and firm. Small tear at spine above lower staple. Small stamped arrival date above logo. Nice central cover image and solid off-white pages.
#67 FN- £370 The 100 secrets of Batman’s silken cord. Plus the Joker hires joke writers to come up with new crimes to make fools of Batman & Robin, and Robin is transported to the year 3051 to assist a future version of Batman in The Lost Legion of Space. Cover by Win Mortimer. Stories by David Vern & Bill Finger. Art by Dick Sprang, Bob Kane and Lew Sayre Schwartz. A lovely clean copy with bright, rich colours and square corners. Small tear at top cover a few mm in from spine, a couple of nicks at right edge, and small wax crayon markings between Batman’s calves, but otherwise without fault. Neat, firm and tight staples and supple white to off-white pages.



