Batman #27 (1945)

Batman #27, published back in 1945 and written by the legendary Bill Finger and drawn by landscape master for comics - Bob Kane - features Gotham's dark knight tackling one of his arch-nemeses, The Penguin. The issue is chock-full of exciting stories, including The Penguin's Apprentice, where the dastardly villain tries to make a new protégé and fails miserably. In Voyage Into Villainy, Penguin attempts a hijacking, but as expected, Batman stands in the way. The Pearl Of Peril features a rare pearl that ends up in the hands of Penguin, but his boasting might prove to be his downfall. Lastly, A Christmas Peril sets the holiday season in full force, but Gotham's crooks are not singing any carols.

This Golden Age Batman issue is a must-have for collectors who want to get their hands on more of the Dark Knight's fighting crime stories. As a collector, you know how valuable these comics are, and seeing Batman do what he does best against one of his nemesis alongside some great writing and artwork is a treat for any fan. Don't forget that Comics Into Cash can also help give you a fair appraisal for your collection. You can reach out to us to ensure you're getting the best deal possible. So, if you're looking for something to add to your collection, why not consider Batman #27?