Detective Comics #66 Facsimile Edition

Detective Comics #66 Facsimile Edition reprints the landmark origin that birthed Two-Face, Batman’s most compelling adversary. This faithful facsimile preserves the original 64-page story, chronicling the 1942 drama in which a once upright district attorney is shattered by tragedy, transforming into a dual-personality villain whose fate hinges on the coin’s flip. The issue showcases a collaborative roster: writer Bill Finger with contributions from Henry Boltinoff, Jack Lehti, and Eric Carter, and artwork by Bob Kane joined by Jack Kirby, Louis Cazeneuve, Lee Harris, and Howard Sherman. It charts the descent from Gotham’s golden boy to gun-toting terror while posing timeless questions of justice, duality, and consequence. A compact, sharp snapshot of early superhero storytelling, this edition is a must for fans of classic Batman, crime noir, and origin moments that reshaped the rogues gallery.

Who might be interested in reading?

• Fans of classic Batman and vintage comics
• Readers who enjoy origin stories and morally complex villains
• People who appreciate artwork from multiple legendary creators
• Those who enjoy noir crime storytelling and historical milestones in comics