Batman #291 (1937 1st Series) September 1977 DC Comics
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Cover art by Jim Aparo, script by David Vern (as David V. Reed), pencils by John Calnan, inks by Tex Blaisdell
The first installment of the "Who Killed Batman?"
"Where Were You on the Night Batman Was Killed?: The Testimony of the Catwoman!":
When word spreads throughout the underworld that Batman has been killed, several villains take credit for the deed; So the villain community sets up a trial to test the various claims, with Ra's al Ghul acting as judge and Two-Face acting as prosecutor; First up is the Catwoman; But Two-Face finds the technical error in Catwoman's story and she is dismissed. Letter from comics artist Adam Castro. Swamp Thing from the Beginning article by Jenette Kahn.
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