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Detective Comics #27 Page 3 Proof (1939). Black-and-white proof that previously belonged to Bob Kane. Back is blank. Brittle. As the first panel page ever to show "the Bat-Man" in full figure, this is a scene any Golden Age Batman fan will recognize! The image area (not counting the black border) is approximately 7 x 9 5/8.

More Information:

This item comes from the collection of Mario J. Sacripante of New York. He tells the story as follows:

 

"The origin of my Bob Kane (originally Bob Kahn) collection dates back to 1975 when I had literally found it in the garbage in an old steamer trunk not more than twenty-five feet from my front door in Rego Park, Queens. "One man's trash is another man's treasure" as the saying goes, but at the time I was actually afraid to open the trunk, not knowing what I would find.

 

I knew what it was that I had found, as I had been around antiques and collectibles all my life and had a cousin in the flea market business at the time.  Bob Kane had lived next door (way before I moved there), and I learned later that my friend's father actually knew Kane when he had lived in the building."



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Auction Dates
February, 2011
24th-25th Thursday-Friday
Bids + Registered Phone Bidders: 29
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Sold on Feb 24, 2011 for: $19,120.00
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