Detective Comics, #80

Published: October 1943

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Detective Comics #80

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Issue Contents:
The End of Two-Face
1 page superhero
Characters
Story Notes

Letters credit by Craig Delich.

Editorial Advisory Board
Story 1 0 pages
Story Notes

Inside front cover.

Chico of the Andes

Featuring Good Books Worth Reading

Story 2 1 page non-fiction
Credits
Story Notes

Inside front cover. Includes "Superman's Secret Message" and an enrollment form for Supermen of America.

The End of Two-Face!
Story 3 12 pages superhero
Storyline

While awaiting trial, Two-Face breaks out of jail, resuming his evil career, but, in the process, nearly killing Gilda by accident. He turns himself in and recovers his looks through plastic surgery.

Characters
Power Start
Story 4 1 page
Story 5 1 page

"Be sure to get these top favorites for the best in comics!"

Refuge for Ruffians!
Story 6 8 pages detective-mystery
Characters
Credits
Story Notes

Writer id by Bob Hughes.

Featuring World's Finest Comics

Story 7 0 pages
Too Many Scarecrows (1)
Story 8 4 pages humor; crime
Characters
  • Super-Sleuth McFooey
  • O. I. Diddent
Credits
Story Notes

Letterer credit by Craig Delich.

Larceny in the Laundry!
Story 9 7 pages superhero
Credits
Story Notes

Writer identification by Bob Hughes.

Static Steals the Show!
Story 10 6 pages superhero
Characters
Story 11 1 page humor; children

"Your mother tells me you've been letting Tops..."

Characters
  • Buddy
Credits
Story Notes

Art credits per Jim Van Dore. We formerly suggested Ray McGill.

Energy for Emergencies!
Story 12 1 page
Prisoner of Peril
Story 13 2 pages adventure
Credits
The Baronet of Bodkin Borders
Story 14 12 pages adventure; war
Storyline

The Commandos help a down-on-his-luck gardener convince his son that he's a baronet.

Characters
Credits
Story 15 1 page
Story 16 1 page
Story Notes

Inside back cover.

Story 17 1 page
Story Notes

Back cover.