Detective Comics, #249

Published: November 1957

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Issue Contents:
The Crime of Bruce Wayne

"It was like a nightmare --"

Storyline

Bruce Wayne decides to go along with a scheme in which he would confess to being a wanted criminal known as the Collector in order to get vital information from a cellmate about where the crook stashed $50,000...but the plan goes horribly wrong and Wayne gets sent to death row!

Story Notes

Inker credit verified by Charles Paris.

Teddy Roosevelt Guardian of Nature

"I'll get it!"

The Ghost That Haunted Roy Raymond

Story Featuring Roy Raymond TV Detective

"Can you imagine anyone in this day and age believing in ghosts?"

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Sleuths of the C.I.B.

Story Featuring Casey the Cop

"Yes, Mrs. Van Pester, right away!"

Target for a Day

"The life of the governor was at stake!"

Storyline

Jones disguises himself as the Governor in order to protect him from a criminal gang whose leader is up for execution.

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Story Notes

The Artima reprint credits the script to Jack Miller. Wood credit from Bob Hughes.

Story Featuring Varsity Vic

"Dad, I'm in the school band."

Story Featuring Superman , Story Featuring Tomahawk

"The oldest symbol in comics..."

Credits
Story Notes

House ad for two releases dated November 1957: Tomahawk (DC, 1950 series) #52 and Superman (DC, 1939 series) #117.

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Back cover.

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Inside back cover.

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Inside front cover.