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2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bob_KaneBob Kane - Wikipedia

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   Finger, who said he also devised the character's civilian name, Bruce Wayne, wrote the first Batman story, while Kane provided art. Kane, who had already submitted the proposal for Batman at DC and held a contract, is the only person given an official company credit for Batman's creation.

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   Who was Bob Kane?

   • In 1939, DC Comics was looking for a new superhero—a character who could build on the wild success of their earlier comic book phenomenon, Superman. Editor Vin Sullivan turned to what then appeared to be an unlikely creative source, gag cartoonist Bob Kane, and asked him to design a new hero.

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   Did Bob Kane create the Golden Age Batman?

   • To say that the Golden Age Batman's creation, and specifically his creator, Bob Kane have been a source of controversy would be a massive understatement. Although Kane and Bill Finger are credited for the story, it soon became apparent that the former's 'entirely original' idea was not what he let on.

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   Did Kane & Bill Finger copy Batman from 'the Shadow'?

   • Although Kane and Bill Finger are credited for the story, it soon became apparent that the former's 'entirely original' idea was not what he let on. In fact, the story for Detective Comics #27 was soon revealed to have been copied Batman from The Shadow's earlier comic.

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   Did Kane draw a cape like a bat wing?

   • Not for Batman, that is. Detective Comics #30 (August 1939). First-year Batman usually never pulled any punches when dealing with criminals, as seen here. And boy did Kane love drawing the cape like bat wings. Detective Comics #30 (August 1939). For a funny animals/humor artist, Kane could draw the macabre and gruesome with no problems.

   13 Fascinating BOB KANE PANELS From BATMAN’S First Year

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4. 13thdimension.com › 13-fascinating-bob-kane-panels13 Fascinating BOB KANE PANELS From BATMAN’S First Year

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   Oct 24, 2023 · I took another journey through the stories for this article and pulled out 13 panels that for me illustrate some cool things Kane—with writers Bill Finger and Gardner Fox, and background artists Sheldon Moldoff and Jerry Robinson, of course—did in his art and storytelling.

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6. www.reddit.com › bob_kane_original_batman_designBob Kane Original Batman Design : r/DCcomics - Reddit

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   You might be surprised to know Bob Kane didn't draw this. This was drawn by Arlen Schumer, intended to show what it was supposed to look like. The original sketch is lost to time. Here's a detailed talk he made about it.

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   Mar 19, 2019 · In 1939, DC Comics was looking for a new superhero—a character who could build on the wild success of their earlier comic book phenomenon, Superman. Editor Vin Sullivan turned to what then appeared to be an unlikely creative source, gag cartoonist Bob Kane, and asked him to design a new hero.

8. ultimatebatmancomicswebsite.weebly.com › originalOriginal & Variations (1939-1964) - UBC

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   Learn how Bob Kane created the iconic Batman suit in 1939 and how it evolved over time. See the color scheme, the cape, the cowl, the gloves, the boots and the utility belt of the original and later versions.

9. www.syfy.com › syfy-wire › the-complicated-legacy-ofThe complicated legacy of Batman co-creator Bob Kane - SYFY

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   Oct 17, 2019 · In 1965, after Finger made an appearance at one of the earliest comics fan conventions and discussed his role in creating Batman, Kane wrote a scathing letter to the Batmania fanzine denouncing Finger. The full letter is reprinted on Twomorrows.com. Here's a screengrab of a key part in the letter: Credit: TwoMorrows.com.

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    Jun 29, 2024 · By examining the impact and details behind Batman's comic debut, we can shed light on a turning point in comics history. Batman's First Comic: 'Detective Comics #27' (1939) "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate," by Bob Kane & Bill Finger