Bat Man In the Pulps
By Lew Merrils and Bob Kane
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Bat Man In the Pulps - Lew Merrils
Credits
Bat Man
Story by Lew Merrill (pseudonym of Victor Rousseau Emaniuel)
The case of the Missing Heir
Story and Art by Bob Kane
Introdution by
C. Sesselego
Edited by
E. Civiletti
Restoration by
E. Civiletti
Cover by
L. Livi, E. Civiletti
Designed by
Emiliano Civiletti
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Bat Man in the Pulps © 2017 Licorne Prints
Bat Man (originally published in Spicy Mystery Stories - Feb. 1936) is currently in the public domain
The Case of the Missing Heir (originally published in Detective Picture Stories - Apr. 1937) is currently in the public domain
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Contents
The Author
Lew Merrill’s Pulp Bibliography
Batman by Lew Merrill
The Case of the Missing Heir by Bob Kane
Who Flapped First?
C. Sesselego
The story you are about to read is one of the first having a Bat man
as the main character. It originally appeared in Spicy Mystery Stories from February 1936. It was written by Lew Merrill, one of the many pseudonym of Victor Rousseau Emanuel, an English pulp writer.
Batman
is a familiar name to comics and non-comics reader around the world. Whether you know all his adventures by heart or you just saw a picture of the character on a movie poster you all know he is one of the most iconic characters of the XX° Century.
Batman, like his brother,
Superman, is everything but just a lucky intuition, instead he can be considered the most fortunate and perhaps the prime example of a particular character archetype that was created in the first half of the last Century: the urban dark knight.
Let’s start from the end.
Bob Kane’s and Bill Finger’s Batman saw