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Detective Comics, #194

Published: April 1953

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Issue Contents:
The Stolen Bank!
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The Stolen Bank
Storyline

Batman writes a letter to be turned over to Commissioner Gordon upon Batman's death that reveals his identity as Bruce Wayne. He stores the letter in a safe deposit box at a new bank, unaware that the bank is run by criminals who soon get their hands on the letter.

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Story Notes

Woolfolk script credit per his record books, via Martin O'Hearn's blog: http://martinohearn.blogspot.com/2014/07/woolfolk-records-195210.html. Penciller credit verified by Craig Delich; we previously credited Dick Sprang.

Story Featuring Quick Quiz

"Where did the wooden Indians outside of tobacco shops originate?"

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Superman Says: "People Are People!"

Story Featuring Superman

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The Man in Ice!

Story Featuring Impossible-- But True

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Story Featuring Casey the Cop

"I'd like to see my pal Mike, who's in jail!"

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The Crime Collector

Story Featuring Robotman

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Story Notes

Writer credits verified by Jerry Bails. Ink credit of Moe Worthman and suggested pencil credit of Joe Certa from Craig Delich. Original indexer suggested Joe Certa as inker. Pencil credits of Sid Check ultimately confirmed by Roger Hill, from a stat of Sid's pencil work of this story found in his storage unit that had items from Check's estate. Reported in an article by Roger Hill in EC Fan-Addict Fanzine (Roger Hill, 2004 series) #2 (2012), information via Michael Gilbert (25 June 2019).

Story Featuring Jerry the Jitterbug

"H'ya, Jerry. Say I've got a date tonight..."

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Extinguishing the Firebugs
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Return of the Killers!
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Story Notes

Art credits per Craig Delich.

Bill Starts an Air Rifle Club
Story Notes

Back cover.

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Inside back cover.

Editorial Advisory Board
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Includes a plug for The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.

"Gosh, they stopped Pud on the goal line again!"

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Now More Than Ever
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Inside front cover.