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Wallace Sellars
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The Joker...

DETECTIVE COMICS then...
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Detective Comics. Then.
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Never ever read either.  Abstain.
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Two-Face

Detective Comics then..

Batman now
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Detective Comics, then.

("Then" being during the 60s & 70s when I bought the title very regularly. It always seemed better than the main title.)
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Detective Comics, Then.
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Detective, then.
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Detective, then. Especially in the olden days when Martian Manhunter (my guilty pleasure favorite) was the back-up, only to replaced by Infantino's Elongated Man, which was just a pleasure.
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It's a toss-up. Both books have had plenty of great stories over the years.

If by "Then," you mean the 1970s - which gave us the O'Neil/Adams and Englehart/Rogers runs, along with so many other great Batman stories - then definitely "Then"!

If you mean the goofy Batman stories of the 1960s, I'll go with "Now"!

 



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Batman--Then
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