Batman Comics #244 CGC 6.5 1972 -KEY ISSUE- NEAL ADAMS COVER & PENCILS
#244 is probably one of the most famous and iconic comic book covers of its era. There are a number of good reasons for that, starting with the sheer drama of the moment it depicts, as our hero lies vanquished, perhaps even dead, at the feet of his greatest enemy, Ra's al Ghul. Then there's the strength of Adams' composition, which frames that dramatic moment so perfectly, as well as the sophisticated coloring by Adams and Jack Adler, which wonderfully enhances the mood as well as the visual appeal of the illustration. And then there was the pushback Neal Adams received for depicting Batman's chest hair and nipples. And then there was the question: If Ra's is holding Batman's pants, how does Batman still have his pants on?
Ra's Al Ghul is back and has a. Can Batman defeat the Demon in a one-on-one duel to the death? Talia appearance and first kiss. Script by Denny O'Neil, pencils by Neal Adams, inks by Dick Giordano. Robin stars in the solo adventure Teen-Age Trap!
The script was by Elliot Maggin, the pencils were by Irv Novick, and the inks were by Giordano. This Batman comic book, issue #244, is a must-have for any fan of US Comics and the DC Universe. Featuring cover art and pencils by Neal Adams, this single issue is a key part of the Bronze Age (1970-83) of comics. The comic has been professionally graded by Certified Guaranty Company (CGC) with a grade of 6.5 Fine+. The comic book is in English language and is a single unit format. It is intended for a general audience, published in 1972 by DC. This item is a collectible and is categorized under Comics & Graphic Novels, Comics, Comic Books & Memorabilia, and Collectibles.