Batman Poster #20 FRAMED Detective COmics #27 (1939) by Bob Kane The

You are purchasing the item pictured, framed.  Item will be bagged to protect from dust, packed in packing peanuts and boxed.  Just open box and hang it on the wall...makes a perfect gift!
Superman was just the beginning.  Less than a year after the Man of Steel's debut, DC hit the jackpot once again with the introduction of a second soon-to-be-internationally-iconic hero- Batman (or the Batman, as the cover of Detective Comics #27 proclaimed him, or the "Bat-Man," complete with quotation marks and a hyphen, as the interior pages insisted on calling him).  Before the advent of the Caped Crusader, Detective Comics had been a curious anthology of hard-boiled private-eye stories (the "D" in DC stands for "detective," in fact), often featuring stereotypical Asian masterminds as villains.  Within a year, Batman had taken over the series.  Creator Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger based the character of Batman in part on Douglas Fairbanks' portrayal of Zorro, with elements of Lee Falk's comic