Joker Key Issues: from Golden Age Origins to the Bronze Age Return
Batman #1 (1940), Detective Comics #168 (1951), Batman #251 (1973): the real Joker key issues, their creators, and documented auction records.
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Batman #1 (1940), Detective Comics #168 (1951), Batman #251 (1973): the real Joker key issues, their creators, and documented auction records.
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