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DC Aug 1947

Batman #42

Batman #42
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1st cover appearance of Catwoman in the Batman title and second overall Catwoman cover appearance
DC Oct 2015 Vol 2

Batman #43

Batman #43
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1st appearance of Mr. Bloom, a provider of seeds that are internalized, temporarily granting a person superpowers but at the cost of their lives
DC Dec 1950

Batman #62

Batman #62
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Origin of Catwoman
1st appearance of The Knight, the Batman of England
1st appearance of Squire who later becomes The Knight II
DC Feb 1951

Batman #63

Batman #63
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1st appearance of Killer Moth, an adversary of Batman that aimed to be an anti-Batman with a wide arsenal of weaponry
DC Aug 1951

Batman #66

Batman #66
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Iconic cover art featuring the Joker
Joker repeatedly uses the word 'boner' throughout this story, panels that often show up on social media posts
DC Dec 1951

Batman #68

Batman #68
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1st and only appearance of Paul Sloane, the second Two-Face who was an actor intended to portray the villain but was scarred by an live acid prop
DC Sep 1954

Batman #86

Batman #86
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1st appearance of Chief Man-of-Bats, member of 'Batmen of All Nations'
1st appearance of Little Raven, later becomes Raven Red in Batman #667
1st appearance of the Bat-Marine, Batman's submarine
DC Feb 1958

Batman #113

Batman #113
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1st appearance of Fatman, a parody of Batman
1st appearance of Batman of Zur-En-Arrh, an alien who became Batman to his home, Planet-X
DC Feb 1959

Batman #121

Batman #121
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1st appearance and origin of Mr. Freeze, initially named Mr. Zero, later renamed Mr. Freeze in Detective Comics #373
[May 2026 - An image shared by director Matt Reeevs shows a car racing through snow-covered Gotham City streets which will likely prompt early speculation that Mr. Freeze will be a villain in the film]
DC Jun 1963

Batman #156

Batman #156
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Iconic cover art by Sheldon Moldoff that pioneered many covers that followed including Crisis on Infinite Earths #7
1st appearance of Dr. Hurt, an ancestor of Bruce Wayne
DC May 1965

Batman #171

Batman #171
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1st appearance of the Riddler in the Silver Age
Prior to the publication of this issue, the Riddler hadn't appeared in comics for 17 years
DC Feb 1967

Batman #189

Batman #189
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1st appearance of the Scarecrow in the Silver Age and 3rd appearance overall
Introduction of Scarecrow chemicals to elicit fear
[October 2023 - a Scarecrow project is rumored to be in development]
DC Jan 1969

Batman #208

Batman #208
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Reprinted stories featuring Batman's female supporting characters
Partial reprint of Batman #181, the first appearance of Poison Ivy
Partial reprint of Detective Comics #359, the first appearance of Batgirl, Barbara Gordon
Reprint of Firefly's first appearance from Batman #126
DC Aug 1971

Batman #234

Batman #234
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Reintroduction of Two-Face after being absent from comics since 1954 - in World's Finest #173, Batman appears as Two-Face (1968)
DC May 1972

Batman #241

Batman #241
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Iconic cover art by Neal Adams
Debut of new Batman title art aka trade dress
1st appearance of Colonel Sulphur
DC Nov 1982

Batman #353

Batman #353
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Cover art featuring the Joker
Revealed in this issue, Alfred discovers the Joker used the name Harlan Quinn to purchase real estate - Harley Quinn introduced ten years after the publication of this issue
DC Mar 1983

Batman #357

Batman #357
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1st cameo appearance of Jason Todd
2nd cameo appearance of Killer Croc
⚠️ Debatable Firsts: this issue is cited as the first full appearance of Killer Croc but there is no difference in his depiction as a gangster in a trenchoat and fedora as first seen in Detective Comics #523, released one month before #357. In Detective Comics #524, he is revealed to have crocodile features for the first time
It should also be noted that this version of Jason Todd is not visually accurate to later versions and his origin is retconned in Batman #408
CGC recognizes this issue as the first full appearance of both Killer Croc and Jason Todd
DC Dec 1983

Batman #366

Batman #366
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1st appearance of Jason Todd in Robin costume without Batman's permission
Jason Todd had red hair in previous appearances and admits to dyeing it black. This story was strangely retconned in Batman and Robin #5 (2009) with Todd claiming Bruce Wayne made him dye his hair black
DC Jun 1987

Batman #408

Batman #408
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Reintroduction and new origin of Jason Todd after Crisis on Infinite Earths reset the DC mainstream universe
1st appearance of Ma Gunn, the headmistress of a school that trains young boys to be criminals

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