Detective Comics, #66

Published: August 1942

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Detective Comics #66

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Issue Contents:
Meet "Two-Face"
1 page superhero
Characters
Editorial Advisory Board
Story 1 0 pages
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Lou Gehrig -- A Quiet Hero by Frank Graham
Story 2 1 page non-fiction; sports
Credits
Story Notes

Inside front cover. "Lou Gehrig - A Quiet Hero" by Frank Graham is reviewed.

The Crimes of Two-Face!
Story 3 13 pages superhero
Storyline

At a criminal trial, District Attorney Harvey Kent is disfigured by acid thrown into his face, and the shock drives him to become a master criminal who bases all of his crimes on the number two, and who uses a two-headed silver dollar to decide if he will keep the loot from a crime or not.

Characters
Story Notes

Story continues in Detective Comics #68.

Story 4 1 page
The Sphinx Speaks
Story 5 12 pages adventure; war
Storyline

In the year 3045 A.D., scholars unearth an ancient battlefield and try to reconstruct what happened there.

Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Letterer credit by Craig Delich.

Story 6 1 page humor

"I think I'll go to that new gas station..."

Characters

Featuring Laffs

Story 7 1 page humor

"Climb up the ladder, Eddie..."

Story Notes

3 gags.

The Winning Team!
Story 8 1 page
Murder Will Out
Story 9 10 pages superhero
Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Inker and letterer credit added by Craig Delich.

Honest Injun!

Featuring World's Finest Comics

Story 10 1 page
Sure-Fire Formula!

Featuring Leading Comics

Story 11 1 page
Little Discs of Death
Story 12 6 pages adventure; spy
Characters
  • Bart Regan
Flaming Bullets
Story 13 2 pages adventure
Credits
The Adventure of the Shooting Spooks!
Story 14 7 pages superhero
Storyline

District Attorney Cole dies, and Larry Jordan is arrested for his murder.

Characters
Credits

Featuring Sport with the Sports

Story 15 0 pages sports

"Hey! Jones the high jump is over here!"

Story Notes

4 gags.

Statement of Ownership
Story 16 0 pages
Credits
Story Notes

published by Detective Comics, Inc. 480 Lexington Ave New York, N.Y. Editor: W. F. Ellsworth Owners: Harry Donenfeld; P. H. Sampliner.

Story 17 0 pages
Story Notes

A few small ads.

Now on Sale
Story 18 1 page
Case of the Dripping Drum
Story 19 8 pages detective-mystery
Characters
Story 20 1 page

"A special message to the boys and girls of America from Henry Morgenthau, Jr. - Secretary of the Treasury!"

Story Notes

Inside back cover.

The Tootsie Roll of Honor
Story 21 1 page
Story Notes

Back cover.