Batman #211 — DC Comics (May 1969) — "Batman's Big Blow-Off!"

Grade: NM 9.2/9.4 (seller-graded, raw copy)  |  Era: Silver Age  |  Format: Single issue, cover price $0.12

Why collectors want this issue

• Secret-identity story: an underground newspaper claims one of four pictured men is Batman and threatens to unmask him.
• Irv Novick cover pencils, from the strong late-1960s stretch of the title.
• Frank Robbins script with Irv Novick pencils and Joe Giella inks.
• Very high-grade raw copy of a late-Silver-Age Batman.
• Good candidate for submission if you want the grade certified.

Creators

• Cover pencils: Irv Novick
• Script: Frank Robbins
• Pencils: Irv Novick
• Inks: Joe Giella

Story synopsis

An underground newspaper prints the faces of four men beside Batman's, asserts that one of them is Batman, and promises to reveal his true identity in the next issue. Scribe, the writer of the article, assures his chief that even though he does not know who Batman really is, Batman will have to unmask to save the others.

Condition

• Raw (ungraded) copy, assessed by the seller at Near Mint 9.2/9.4.
• The photos show the actual book being sold, front and back, and are the most accurate representation of its condition.
• Seller grading is an opinion, not a professional certification. Please review every photo and ask any questions before purchasing.

What you receive

• The exact copy pictured — one single issue.
• Bagged and boarded, then packaged for safe transit.

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