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By: Bob Haney | Illustrator: Jim Aparo
A defining era of bold, unpredictable, Bronze Age adventure—where Batman becomes the DC Universe’s ultimate partner-in-crimefighting. This is the experimental, character-driven heart of the Brave and the Bold legacy—restored in full, oversized detail.
During the height of late-’60s and early-’70s Batmania, The Brave and the Bold transformed into DC’s boldest laboratory—pairing the Dark Knight with heroes from every corner of the universe. Across these issues, Batman teams with Wonder Woman, Deadman, Sgt. Rock, the Teen Titans, Metamorpho, Black Canary, the Spectre, Aquaman, Green Arrow, and many more, with stories that blend espionage, supernatural mystery, sci-fi spectacle, and street-level detective work.
Written by Bob Haney, Mike Sekowsky, and Denny O’Neil, and illustrated by Bronze Age icons Neal Adams, Jim Aparo, Ross Andru, Nick Cardy, and Irv Novick, these stories represent one of the most creatively fearless chapters in DC’s history.
Collects The Brave and the Bold #74-106—and includes a foreword by Robert Greenberger.
A defining era of bold, unpredictable, Bronze Age adventure—where Batman becomes the DC Universe’s ultimate partner-in-crimefighting. This is the experimental, character-driven heart of the Brave and the Bold legacy—restored in full, oversized detail.
During the height of late-’60s and early-’70s Batmania, The Brave and the Bold transformed into DC’s boldest laboratory—pairing the Dark Knight with heroes from every corner of the universe. Across these issues, Batman teams with Wonder Woman, Deadman, Sgt. Rock, the Teen Titans, Metamorpho, Black Canary, the Spectre, Aquaman, Green Arrow, and many more, with stories that blend espionage, supernatural mystery, sci-fi spectacle, and street-level detective work.
Written by Bob Haney, Mike Sekowsky, and Denny O’Neil, and illustrated by Bronze Age icons Neal Adams, Jim Aparo, Ross Andru, Nick Cardy, and Irv Novick, these stories represent one of the most creatively fearless chapters in DC’s history.
Collects The Brave and the Bold #74-106—and includes a foreword by Robert Greenberger.