Published: December 1974-January 1975
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Story Featuring Batman
"Good Lord Batman! You didn't have to kill her!"
Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Colors credit provided by Anthony Tollin. A portion of this cover is redrawn for half of cover to Detective Comics #448.
This page includes indicia information at bottom.
"Bat-murderer? A curious title, that - - but then, this is a most curious night that sweeps across a slumbering Gotham City!"
Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics. Bat-Murderer series begins; ends with #448.
Story Featuring Robin
"Haw! What a dumb detective this Dick Grayson is!"
Crossword puzzle.
Story Featuring Star Hawkins
"No wonder no one ever comes into this Red Jungle of Vesta!"
1st story of the series.
"Having fun with new dialogue on past Detective covers!"
Reprints various Detective Comics covers with altered dialogue.
Story Featuring Manhunters
"Stay where you are! You're being watched by the International Sky Police!"
Add feature logo Manhunters Around the World
Story Featuring Kid Eternity
"I am the Unknown, a man without a name! For the man I was is dead! I killed him!"
Story Featuring Roy Raymond TV Detective
"I know Provo predicted this flight would be a success - - but I've got to stop it anyway!"
Story Featuring Sierra Smith Western Detective
"Not that I'm any expert on ghosts, but I couldn't quite believe in a stupid spook that couldn't hit the side of a barn with a six-gun..."
Story Featuring Casey the Cop
"It's so quiet today."
"What a beat! One of these entertainers is performing a crime before thousands of people!"
Story Featuring The Elongated Man
"Ralph Dibney! This is an honor - - the famous Elongated Man accepting an invitation to visit my Mirror Mart!"
Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.
Letter Column Featuring Batman's Hot-Line
Letters of comment from David E. Romm, Chad B. Goyette, Antone Perry, David Seidman and David Dasch.
The original dialogue for the covers used in the Comedy Cover Capers earlier in the issue.
"Don't look till you've worked the Puzzle!"
Answers to the Bat-Puzzle earlier in the issue.
"Revell's new Endangered Animal models are big, fun-filled kits that capture all the action and fury of the real animals..."
Back cover advertisement for the Endangered series of snap-together model kits.
Interior back cover advertisement for novelty advertisement. Includes a mail in coupon with a money back guarantee.
"Triple your money in less than 30 days...or get your money back"
"Write advertisers direct."
Full page of various novelty advertisements. Featured on two separate pages but indexed here as one entry of two pages.
"Get your copy now - - while the limited supply lasts!"
"Rocky, how did you develop such muscles? You used to be so skinny and weak looking!"
"Readers...our first issue of The Amazing World of DC Comics was a big success!"
Subscription advertisement for National Periodical Publications.
"with no real "selling"...just showing this sample which we give you...Free!"
Half page of 10 novelty advertisements with mail in coupon.
"Biggest bargain in comics!"
"Stop spending valuable coins worth hundreds of dollars."
"Save these valuable postage stamps now while they last!"
"Stick your favorites up anywhere...in seconds!"
"Collect coins...the hobby road to riches"
"He wants you to be his master!"
"Recent testimonials have shown that the muscle building know-how imparted in the Newest Bodybuilding method to be introduced to the North American market..."
Interior front cover advertisement for the Muscle Fighter IV book.
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