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    Detective Comics #572

    Detective Comics » Detective Comics #572 - Fifty Years Anniversary released by DC Comics on March 1, 1987.

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    Fifty Years Anniversary last edited by julass27 on 04/24/23 05:07PM View full history

    Extra-sized Anniversary issue! A mystery brings together the greatest sleuths of our time: Batman and Robin, Elongated-Man, Bradley P.I., and the greatest sleuth of all time, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes.

    1. Detective Comments

    2. The Doomsday Book (Batman)

    3. Chapter One (Slam Bradley)

    4. Chapter Two (Slam Bradley)

    5. The Adventure of the Lost Adventure! (Elongated Man)

    6. The Adventure of the Red Leech (Sherlock Holmes)

    7. Dick Sprang Remembers ...

    8. Chapter 5: God Save the Kingdom! (Batman and the whole gang!)

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    Detective Comics #572 - Fifty Years Anniversary by the_poet on April 01, 2010

    This has to be what every mystery lover craves, the great detectives, the Villain (though the original Napoleon of Crime was much better) the whole "shebang". [Hard to believe the joke-throwing kid is the same guy who would later become the hot head who we have to deal with, but i guess death can do that to ya']. Any way, I liked how they made references to different Sherlock Holmes stories and put all those great detectives of the DC universe (plus Holmes) in one whole comic! It was great (and ...

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