As we’ve discussed before on this site, the issue of Batman creator Bill Finger receiving the credit he deserves is certainly a major one. It’s a topic that has been garnering more and more attention over the past few years, culminating in Bill receiving co-creator billing on Batman projects like Gotham, Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice, and the 75th…
Today marks the exact 75th anniversary of Batman, as his first appearance in Detective Comics #27 was released on March 30, 1939. Happy Birthday/Anniversary/Whatever You Want To Call It, Batman– may there be many more in the years to come! Get your news and reviews about all kinds of Bat-media right here From the Batcave, and be sure to like From…
As you may know, Bill Finger is the man responsible for most of what we presently associate with the character of Batman. From the cowl to a number of important villains and side characters, Finger was there from the beginning and created a great deal of the Batman lore, but to this day receives little to no…
In honor of the 100th birthday of Bill Finger, who essentially invented Batman without ever receiving credit for his creation, ComicsAlliance.com published a top ten list of the best Batman stories by this comics giant. Take a few minutes and read through the list— if you’re unfamiliar with Finger, you may be surprised…
Nothing beats a classic, and Detective Comics #27, from May 1939, is definitely a classic. “The Case of the Chemical Syndicate,” by Bob Kane and the unduly uncredited Bill Finger, features the first appearance of the Caped Crusader himself– Batman!– and it holds a particularly special place of honor this year, as 2014 marks the seventy-fifth…
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