Detective Comics, #156

Published: February 1950

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The Batmobile of 1950!
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After being injured in a wreck involving the Batmobile while chasing some crooks, Batman finds himself laid up, unable to fight crime...or so is thought by crookdom, who are soon introduced to the fearsome capabilities of the new Batmobile!

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First appearance of the new 1950's Batmobile.

The Beauty Who Talked with Beasts!

Story Featuring Impossible-- But True

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Roy Raymond uses a woman who can supposedly talk to animals to flush out the murderer of his good friend, Professor Carey.

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"Whaddaya think of our new advertising campaign?"

To Arms!

Story Featuring Robotman

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Robotman uses his extra robotic arms to capture a band of gangsters who have stolen arms to create a prison break.

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Batman and Robin Stand Up for Sportsmanship!

Story Featuring Batman and Robin

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PSA is presented in comics form.

Story Featuring Varsity Vic

"Don't forget, Doris, I'm picking you and your folks up..."

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Vic tries to impress his girl Doris by inviting her and her parents to a football game with seats on the 50-yard line.

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Other
TV Quiz
The First!
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Mini-biography of Emory Sekaqwaptewa, of the Hopi tribe, the first Native American to graduate from West Point.

The Great Gold Robbery!
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A shipment of gold is stolen from a train and it falls to Pow-Wow Smith to use all his wits to track the gold to a remote Indian reservation.

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Ad features the No. 111 Daisy Red Ryder Carbine for $4.95 from Daisy Manufacturing Co., Dept. 1525, Union St., Plymouth, Michigan. Back cover.

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From MoTor's Book Dept., Desk 9B, 250 West 55th Street, New York 19, N.Y. Inside back cover.

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From Rubber-for-Molds Inc., 6044 Avondale Ave., Dept. 171M, Chicago 31, Ill.

Here's Good News for Batman and Robin Fans!
Bear Trapped!
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Mac and Ray are saved from a bear attack by using an old flashlight whose Ray-O-Vac batteries still work.

"You don't have to wait 2 months..."

National Comics Takes "Top Place As the Choice of Parents and Children."
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Inside front cover.