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Comic Stories: The Man Who Could See the Future!, The Five Jewels of Doom!, "Guileful Greetings!" or "The Joker Sends Regards!", Big House Chaplain!, The Batman That History Forgot!, The Umbrellas of Crime!, The True Story of Frankenstein!, Killer for Hire!, Fashions in Crime!, The Chain Gang Crimes!, The Origin of the Batman!, The Dead Man's Chest!, The Rebus Crimes!, Crime by the Book!, The Fowls of Fate!, The 1,000 Secrets of the Batcave!, Crime from Tomorrow!, The Invisible Crimes!, The Crimes of Jade!, Ship of Destiny!, The Prison Doctor!, The Scoop of the Century!, Batman's Arabian Nights!, The Riddler, The Gallery of Public Heroes!, The Underworld's Museum of Crime!, Lights-- Camera-- Crime!, The Return of Two-Face!, The Second Boy Wonder!, Crime's Puzzle Contest!, The Pied Piper of Peril!, The Impossible People!, Pee-Wee, the Talking Penguin!, The Stars of Yesterday!, The Wonderful Mr. Wimble!, Kay Kyser's Mystery Broadcast!, Robin, the Boy Failure!, The Conquest of Batman's Identity!, The Man with the Automatic Brain!, Batman and the Vikings!, The Happy Victims!, Three's a Crime!, Tiger Shark!, 4 Killers Against Fate!, A Hairpin, a Hoe, a Hacksaw, a Hole in the Ground!, The Portrait of Doom!, Batman Under the Sea!, The Experiment of Professor Zero, The Sound-Effect Crimes!, The Man with the Fatal Hands!, The Treasure Hunter!, The Door Without a Key!, The Amazing Masquerade!, The Ghost of Gotham City!, I.O.U. My Life!, The Amazing Adventure of Batman and Marco Polo!, The Case of the 48 Jokers!, Bruce Wayne, Rookie Policeman!, The Bandit of the Bells!, The Goblin of Gotham City!, The Flying Batman!

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PublisherDC Comics

ISBN-139781401284381

eBay Product ID (ePID)9056883348

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LanguageEnglish

EraModern Age (1992-Now)

Artist/WriterEdmond Hamilton, Gene McDonald, Ray Burnley, Dick Sprang, Stan Kaye, Don C. Cameron, Bob Kane, Lew Sayre Schwartz, Charles Paris, Bill Finger, Jim Mooney, Paul Cooper

Cover ArtistEvan Shaner

GenreSuperheroes

Publication Year2019

Characterunnamed Mayor of Gotham City, Monty Julep (illegal gambler, death), unnamed Editor of Picture Magazine, Professor Carter Nichols, Mopsie Gree (death), Mr. Ho (Ling's father, curio store owner, introduction, death), Vicki Vale (introduction), Ned "Weasel" Harris (smuggler), Phaeton (villain, introduction), Maharajah of Nimpah, Sailor Roggs, The Dapper Bandit (Frank Fabian) (villain, introduction), Jeff "Nitro" Blake (murderer), Carl Marlin (artist), Peter Chaney (architect), Eddie (convict), Carew (death), Mr. Wimble (introduction), also as Madame Moderne) (villain), Charles Albrek, Tiger Shark's gang (villains, introduction for all), The Joker (villain, cameo), King Arthur, Reilly (police officer), The Yellow Masks (villains, introduc tion for all), The Goblin (Martin Tate) (villain, owner of a jewelry company), Mr. Morse (shipping magnate, introduction), Stack Hawley (villain, introduction), Boss Moroni (referred to as "Lucky" Morony) (flashback), John Foster (villain, introduction), Dan Morgan (villain, introduction), Leonardo da Vinci, Gloves (villain, introduction), James Lewes (inventor, introduction), Mr. Carlyle (banker), Warden Williams, James Harmon (curator of gems, death), Indians (villains), Edwin Cole (owner of key manufacturing company), Bahung, Fellows (butler, introduction), Shiv, pirates (villains), Slits Danton (villain), Jumpy Peters, Mope (criminal), other unnamed Vikings (introduction), Waxey Wilson (death), The Joker (wax figure), The Joker (flashback), Professor Carl Wilde (authority on bats), "Jet" Fuller (pilot), Folklore Society (Jack Frost, Mr. Millman (millionaire gem collector), Wong Tso (advisor to Kubla Khan), C. C. Weede, Father Neptune, Homer Davis (also as Mr. Jenkins) (villain, banker), Eddie Blinn (Kyser's saxophonist), The Riddler (Edward Nigma) (villain), Duke Wilson, Chairman Wilson (chairman of World of the Future Fair, introduction), Bull Bergen (villain, introduction), Marsh, Martha Wayne (flashback, death), Peter Goro (underworld czar, death), Caliph Haroun-Al-Raschid (villain, introduction), Warden Beltt (villain, introduction), Careful Kyle, Mrs. Carlin, Toto (actor), unnamed underworld surgeon, introduction, death), Detective Joe Mulligan, J. J. Jason (detective story writer, intro), Slim (Joker's henchman), Buggsy Malone (villain), Kubla Khan, Captain Henry Morgan (villain), Beefy (villain, death), Dodds, Sue Wonnie (blues singer), Mike Granite (death), Lefty (villain), Neon Syne (mob boss), Lefty (Joker henchman), Mrs. Van Tyler, The Great Scalini (orchestra conductor, death), Warts (villain, introduction), Duke Kite (villain, introduction), Joker's gang (villains), Two-Face (Harvey Dent) (image), Robert "Alps" Evans (mountain climber), Henry Morton, Whitey Harlan (villain, introduction), Blackie Nason (aka Mr. Jones) (villain, introduction, death), Glossy (villain, introduction), The Pied Piper (villain), Mother Goose, Marco Polo, The Whiskers Mob (villains, introduction for all), Mr. Stacy (magnate, introduction), Batman (Bruce Wayne) Robin (Dick Grayson), Count Mettern (villain, Frankenstein's cousin, death), James Rand, The Joker (image), George C. Hudson (introduction, death), Alfred Pennyworth, Paul Delion, Detective Ling Ho (introduction), Professor Zero (villain, introduction, death), Stilts Tyler (racketeer), Sheriff Tobey (introduction), Enrico (Da Vinci's assistant), The Crime Surgeon (Steve Travers) (villain, cameo), Ben Kole, Penguin (wax figure), The Catwoman (Selina Kyle) (villain, cameo), Lee Ayers (newlywed), Mr. Gresham (financier), Dr. Paul Taber (prison doctor), Harrison Eagle (millionaire collector, introduction), Tom Macon (ex-con, death), Jim Durfee (killer, intro, death), Cy (curator of the Underworld Museum), Lippy (villain, introduction, death), Mr. Hollis (museum curator), Slips Sanders (convict, introduction), Hank (janitor), District Attorney Robert J. Pierce, A. J. Nixon (furrier), The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot) (villain), Jimmy (introduction), Feets Borgam (killer, death), Arthur "Boodle" Benson (jewel thief), Tiger Shark (Dr. Gaige) (villain, oceanographer, introduction), Martin Kinn, Batman (Bruce Wayne), Frankenstein monster (flashback), The Joker (cameo), Lou Lacey, Bugs (Joker's henchman), Greta Marlin (Carl's wife), Theta (introduction, mermaid scientist), Thomas Wayne (flashback, death), Future-Bandits (introduction), Hagen (villain), Mike Tappan (ex-con, introduction), Judge Whipple, Ugo (butler, death), Commissioner James Gordon (voice on phone), John "Lippy" Fabian (arsonist, murderer), Mister Jennings, Father Time, Pied Piper's gang (villains), Vicki Vale, Alan Channing (prison chaplain, introduction), the Human Spider Mob (villains, introduction for all), Riddler, Wong How (villain, Ding's brother, introduction), Robin (Dick Grayson), Baron Frankenstein, Mr. Jenkins (butler for Davis, death), The Gong (Ed Peale) (villain, introduction), Joe Baily (dynamiter for a road building company), Ivan (villain, Frankenstein's assistant, death), Nick Weston, T-Gun Jones (mobster), Trigger (criminal), Mr. Crayley (sub-treasury employee), Pete (villain), Mr. Rolfe, The Joker (also as J. O. Kerr) (villain), Jack Bennett, Tony the Topper (death), Johnson, Eve Lundis (movie star), Shing Far (Nick Baily) (villain, introduction), Mr. Ross (death), Angles Manson, Olaf Erickson (introduction), Mr. Parnell (automobile magnate), Stogie Bevans (mob boss), Delion's family (flashback), Sad-Eyes (criminal), Dr. Paul Visio (as Rifle Rafferty) (villain, introduction), Robin Hood, Rupert Blamming (millionaire sportsman, death), Gian Trivulao (villain, introduction), The Crier (introduction), Chung Lum, Joe Chill (villain, name revealed in this story, Thomas and Martha Wayne's murderer, death), Penguin, Monty Laird (sports promoter, introduction), Jim Gade, Martha (introduction), The Thinker (villain, introduction, not the Flash villain), Arthur Loom (villain, clairvoyant), Duke Malliny, The Mad Hatter (villain, introduction), Catwoman (wax figure), Mr. Thorn, Thornley, Big Jack Bancroft (villain, robber), James Coy (aka Chicago Eddie) (G-Man, introduction), Paul Bunyan) (actors playing roles, intro for all), Ding How (villain, introduction), Dirty Dan (criminal, in Wimble's dream), Loom's thugs (villains), Dr. Walter Timmin (scientist, introduction), The Treasure Hunter (Charles) (villain, introduction), The Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot) (villain, cameo), The Longshoreman Kid (villain, introduction), James Gordon, Boss Barry, Kay Kyser (bandleader), Mr. Durfee (Jim's father, flashback), Dr. Paul Taber (introduction), Edgar Albrek, Morton (villain, introduction), Mister Peters, The Riddler (Edward Nigma) (villain, origin, introduction), Gilda Dent, John Delion (possibly Juan Ponce de Leon, introduction), Batman (Bruce Wayne) (origin retold in detail), Penguin (Oswald Cobblepot) (villain, cameo), Harvey Dent (formerly Two-Face), The Catwoman (Selina Kyle, Jack Fasset (villain, a fence), Terrible Toby (villain, introduction), The Joker (Villain), Numbers (Carl C. Cave) (villain), the Flying Carrolls (acrobats), Sarin (introduction, ruler of the sea people), Reggie Weems (stockbroker playboy), Rufus Lane (villain, introduction), the Joker Syndicate (villains, introduction for all), Helen Ayers (newlywed), Harmac the Magician, Two-Face (Wilkins) (villain, impersonates Two-Face, introduction), Wolf Brando (villain, introduction, death), Mr. Stark

Series TitleBatman: the Golden Age Omnibus

Issue Number6

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Volume Number6

Number of Pages800

Publication Date2018 February 2019

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Publisher CountryUnited States