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* RedFlagRecreationMaterial: {{Discussed}} and ultimately inverted in ''Detective Comics'' #638 "The Bomb," where Batman grows a hunch that the titular [[HavingABlast bomb-mutant]] ''isn't'' the psycho-killer TheMenInBlack make her out to be when he sees books like ''Literature/PrideAndPrejudice'' in her cell. He then immediately lampshades it:
-->"That's wrong, of course. You could be the biggest monster in the world and still read what you read."
-->"That's wrong, of course. You could be the biggest monster in the world and still read what you read."
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* ''[[ComicBook/BatmanContagion Detective Comics #695-696: Contagion]]'' (*)
* ''[[ComicBook/BatmanLegacy Detective Comics #700-702: Legacy]]'' (*)
* ''[[ComicBook/BatmanCataclysm Detective Comics #719-721: Cataclysm]]'' (*)
* ''[[ComicBook/BatmanLegacy Detective Comics #700-702: Legacy]]'' (*)
* ''[[ComicBook/BatmanCataclysm Detective Comics #719-721: Cataclysm]]'' (*)
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first 26 issues do not feature Batman, being more typical hardboiled pulp detective stories.
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* WaterTowerDown: In "Return of Doctor Phosphorus", ComicBook/{{Batman}} tries to stop Doctor Phosphorus - a PlayingWithFire villain - using this trope, but it barely slows Phosphorus down.
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* SmokescreenCrime: It was long believed that the shooting of Thomas and Martha Wayne by Joe Chill was just a random robbery-homicide. Issue #235 reveals that Chill was hired by mob boss Lex Moxon to kill Thomas as revenge for getting Moxon arrested and imprisoned. Bruce believes that the reason he wasn't killed that night was so that he could testify that his parents were simply the victims of a violent robbery and thus pull attention away from Moxon as a suspect.
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''Detective Comics'' debuted in 1937 and is the longest continually published comic book in the United States.[[note]]''ComicBook/ActionComics'' had higher issue numbers because it went weekly for a while, but started a few months later.[[/note]] It is published by Creator/DCComics (and is the origin of the "DC" in the company's name), and is best known for telling the adventures of Franchise/{{Batman}}, who debuted in issue #27 with the story "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate".
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''Detective Comics'' debuted in 1937 and is the longest continually published comic book in the United States.[[note]]''ComicBook/ActionComics'' had higher issue numbers because it went weekly for a while, but started a few months later.[[/note]] It is published by Creator/DCComics (and is the origin of the "DC" in the company's name), and is best known for telling the adventures of Franchise/{{Batman}}, who debuted in issue #27 with the story "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate".
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* BreakoutCharacter: Batman, to the point that he would eventually took over the comic entirely, on top of becoming one of DC's flagship heroes.
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* ArtifactTitle: The "Detective Comics" title would slowly become this as it shifted away from its roots as a detective anthology comic in favor of focusing purely on ComicBook/{{Batman}}. Downplayed as the series does still contain elements of mystery and crime drama in spite of the shift, on top of Batman being a detective himself.
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* ArtifactTitle: The "Detective Comics" title would slowly become this over time as it shifted away from its roots as a detective anthology comic in favor of focusing purely on ComicBook/{{Batman}}. becoming a Batman comic instead. Downplayed as the series does still contain elements of mystery and crime drama in spite of the shift, drama, on top of Batman being a detective himself. Later runs have attempted to mitigate this by having issues be titled under ''Batman: Detective Comics''.
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* ArtifactTitle: Sort of. It certainly still has elements common in crime dramas, but its generic The "Detective Comics" title suggests would slowly become this as it shifted away from its roots as a detective anthology roots, not comic in favor of focusing purely on ComicBook/{{Batman}}. Downplayed as the series does still contain elements of mystery and crime drama in spite of the shift, on top of Batman being a book starring a [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} particular character]].detective himself.
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** Issue 1000, which introduced [[spoiler:the aforementioned Arkham Knight]], also brought a TruerToTheText version of [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries the Condiment King]] (a stocky adult named Buddy Standler) after ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey'', volume 1, #37 brought in an InNameOnly version (a LeanAndMean teen named Mitchell Mayo).
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** Issue 1000, which introduced [[spoiler:the aforementioned Arkham Knight]], also brought a TruerToTheText version of [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries the Condiment King]] (a stocky adult clad in blue and white named Buddy Standler) after ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey'', volume 1, #37 brought in an InNameOnly version (a LeanAndMean LeanAndMean, RedAndBlackAndEvilAllOver teen named Mitchell Mayo).
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** Issue 1000, which introduced [[spoiler:the aforementioned Arkham Knight]], also brought a TruerToTheText version of [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries the Condiment King]] (a stocky adult named Buddy Standler) after ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey'', volume 1, #37 brought in an InNameOnly version (a LeanAndMean teen named Mitchell Mayo).
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* TreeCover: In Spoiler's first appearance--Issue #647--Robin skateboarded to her house then slipped behind and hung out in a tree across the street to observe as Batman was trying to discover who had been visiting her father Clumaster in prison before he was paroled. She is quite annoyed to learn that they think she might be involved in his latest scheme when she runs into Robin on her way to go foil her dad's latest scheme.
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* ''[[ComicBook/BatmanZeroYear Detective Comics (Vol. 2) #25: Zero Year]] (*)
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!!''Detective Comics'' story arcs and eras with their own pages include:
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%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumberOne Detective Comics #1]] (1937)
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* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber29And30 Detective Comics #29-30]] (The Batman Meets Dr. Death and The Return Of Dr. Death) (1939): The first two parter Batman comic story.
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber31And32 Batman Versus The Vampire]] (1939): Another notable early two-part comic story.
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber33 Detective Comics #33]] (The Batman Wars Against The Dirigible Of Doom) (1939): Notable for being the first issue to cover Batman's OriginStory, which was later expanded upon in Batman #47.
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber34 Perils In Paris]] (1939)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber35 The Case of the Ruby Idol]] (1940)
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%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber37 The Screaming House]] (1940)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber38 Detective Comics #38]] (Robin, the Boy Wonder) (1940): The debut story of Dick Grayson, the first ComicBook/{{Robin}}.
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber211 The Jungle Cat Queen]] (1954)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber235 The First Batman]] (1956)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber345 The Blockbuster Invasion Of Gotham City!]] (1965)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber404 Ghost of the Killer Skies!]] (1970)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber429 Man-Bat Over Vegas!]] (1972)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber437 Deathmask]] (1973)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber442 Death Flies From The Haunted Sky!]] (1974)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber457 There Is No Hope In Crime Alley!]] (1976)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber474 The Deadshot Ricochet!]] (1977)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber482 Bat-Mite's New York Adventure]] (1979)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber500 To Kill A Legend]] (1981)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber508To510 Detective Comics #508-510]] (The Attack Of The Annihilator) (1981-1982)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber567 Detective Comics #567]] (The Night of Thanks, But No Thanks!) (1986): A notable Batman story written by acclaimed writer Creator/HarlanEllison.
* ComicBook/{{Knightfall}} (1993) (*)
* ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand (1999) (*)
* ComicBook/BatmanBlackAndWhite, second series, ran as a back-up feature from 2000-2004
* ComicBook/BruceWayneFugitive (2002) (*)
* ComicBook/BatmanWarGames (2004) (*)
* [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} Batwoman: Elegy]] (2009)
* ComicBook/BatmanImpostors (2010)
* ComicBook/BatmanTheBlackMirror (2011)
* ComicBook/NightOfTheOwls (2012) (*)
* ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily (2012) (*)
* ComicBook/{{Gothtopia}} (2014) (*)
* ComicBook/RobinWar (2015) (*)
* ComicBook/DetectiveComicsRebirth (2016)
* ComicBook/NightOfTheMonsterMen (2016) (*)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber27 Detective Comics #27]] (The Case Of The Chemical Syndicate) (1939)
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* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber29And30 Detective Comics #29-30]] (The Batman Meets Dr. Death and The Return Of Dr. Death) (1939): The first two parter Batman comic story.
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* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber33 Detective Comics #33]] (The Batman Wars Against The Dirigible Of Doom) (1939): Notable for being the first issue to cover Batman's OriginStory, which was later expanded upon in Batman #47.
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* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber38 Detective Comics #38]] (Robin, the Boy Wonder) (1940): The debut story of Dick Grayson, the first ComicBook/{{Robin}}.
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber211 The Jungle Cat Queen]] (1954)
%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber235 The First Batman]] (1956)
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%%* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber404 Ghost of the Killer Skies!]] (1970)
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* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber508To510 Detective Comics #508-510]] (The Attack Of The Annihilator) (1981-1982)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber567 Detective Comics #567]] (The Night of Thanks, But No Thanks!) (1986): A notable Batman story written by acclaimed writer Creator/HarlanEllison.
* ComicBook/{{Knightfall}} (1993) (*)
* ComicBook/BatmanNoMansLand (1999) (*)
* ComicBook/BatmanBlackAndWhite, second series, ran as a back-up feature from 2000-2004
* ComicBook/BruceWayneFugitive (2002) (*)
* ComicBook/BatmanWarGames (2004) (*)
* [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} Batwoman: Elegy]] (2009)
* ComicBook/BatmanImpostors (2010)
* ComicBook/BatmanTheBlackMirror (2011)
* ComicBook/NightOfTheOwls (2012) (*)
* ComicBook/DeathOfTheFamily (2012) (*)
* ComicBook/{{Gothtopia}} (2014) (*)
* ComicBook/RobinWar (2015) (*)
* ComicBook/DetectiveComicsRebirth (2016)
* ComicBook/NightOfTheMonsterMen (2016) (*)
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From issue #994 onwards the regular writer on the series has been Peter J. Tomasi, former writer of the New 52 ''Batman and Robin'' series. Tomasi's run has notably introduced a new version of CanonImmigrant villain [[VideoGame/BatmanArkhamKnight Arkham Knight]].
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The comic started out as an anthology comic with each issue containing several unrelated adventures. The first issue introduced a mix of two-fisted sleuths with names like "Slam" Bradley and "Speed" Saunders as well as more exotic detectives like "Cosmo, the Phantom of Disguise". Slam Bradley, one of the title's early stars, was created (from an initial character outline by the editor, Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson) by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, not yet famous as the creators of Franchise/{{Superman}}. He still shows up in DC Comics from time to time, usually when a writer wants to make a point about how comics have changed over the years.
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The comic started out as an anthology comic with each issue containing several unrelated adventures. The first issue introduced a mix of two-fisted sleuths with names like "Slam" Bradley and "Speed" Saunders as well as more exotic detectives like "Cosmo, the Phantom of Disguise". Slam Bradley, one of the title's early stars, was created (from an initial character outline by the editor, Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson) by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Creator/JerrySiegelAndJoeShuster, not yet famous as the creators of Franchise/{{Superman}}. He still shows up in DC Comics from time to time, usually when a writer wants to make a point about how comics have changed over the years.
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* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber37 The Screaming House]] (1940)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber35 The Case of the Ruby Idol]] (1940)
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* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber404 Ghost of the Killer Skies!]] (1970)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber429 Man-Bat Over Vegas!]] (1972)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber437 Deathmask]] (1973)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber442 Death Flies From The Haunted Sky!]] (1974)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber457 There Is No Hope In Crime Alley!]] (1976)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber474 The Deadshot Ricochet!]] (1977)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber482 Bat-Mite's New York Adventure]] (1979)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber500 To Kill A Legend]] (1981)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber235 The First Batman]] (1956)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber345 The Blockbuster Invasion Of Gotham City!]] (1965)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber404 Ghost of the Killer Skies!]] (1970)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber429 Man-Bat Over Vegas!]] (1972)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber437 Deathmask]] (1973)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber442 Death Flies From The Haunted Sky!]] (1974)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber457 There Is No Hope In Crime Alley!]] (1976)
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber474 The Deadshot Ricochet!]] (1977)
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* [[ComicBook/BatmanGothamKnights13 Funny Money]] (2001): Another notable Batman story written by Harlan Ellison, albiet as a backup feature for a comic otherwise focused on Commissioner Gordon's retirement; "Officer Down, Part Seven: The End".
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* [[ComicBook/BatmanGothamKnights13 Funny Money]] (2001): Another notable Batman story written by Harlan Ellison, albiet ComicBook/BatmanBlackAndWhite, second series, ran as a backup back-up feature for a comic otherwise focused on Commissioner Gordon's retirement; "Officer Down, Part Seven: The End". from 2000-2004
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* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber567 The Night of Thanks, But No Thanks!]] (1986): A notable Batman story written by acclaimed writer Creator/HarlanEllison.
* [[ComicBook/DetectiveComicsNumber567 The Night of Thanks, But No Thanks!]] (1986): A notable Batman story written by acclaimed writer Creator/HarlanEllison.
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* ComicBook/NightOfTheMonsterMen (2016)
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* ComicBook/NightOfTheMonsterMen (2016)
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