Again, I have no idea of the provenance of this piece,but it's an interesting take on a meeting between the two. This is NOT the Detective Comics version.
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An award should be given for the cover though, it is a prime example of a dis-associative disorder in action, or should that be, lack of action. Holmes seems to be quite comfortable with a giant gorilla beside him.
Mr. Wayne and the beast seem to share similar expressions.
While Rome burns, Sherlock relights his pipe!
Merci Monsieur Bob
Lefevre
Jim Duthie > Anson (Bob) RobertsFebruary 17, 2011 at 4:36pm
Glad you liked the cover. The title Batman and Sherlock Holmes lead to blind alley after blind alley After a long internet search, constantly changing search criteria, I finally found it. I found the audio clip in many places, but never the context..
You asked for a PDF of the book. I found a copy and it is attached here. Note that there are two stories in the book and "Mystery of the Scarecrow Corpse" is the second story.
“Mystery of the Scarecrow Corpse” featured the Caped Crusader teaming up with the (implied) ghost of (implied) Sherlock Holmes to solve a murder mystery. In the DC Record and Book BR 512 from 1976. Copy of the book cover attached.
JakeTucker > Jim DuthieFebruary 14, 2011 at 12:24pm
I thought I'd jpeg it for all to see.
Jim Duthie > JakeTuckerFebruary 17, 2011 at 5:06pm
Thank you for showcasing the cover. When I downloaded it to this site, I did not know if I was allowed to display it like that. As a new member I did not want to step on any toes with a bad post. Thanks again.
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What a find! Thanks Bob.
Bobbie
TYou're welcome!
Does nayone happen to have the book (perhaps as a PDF or a CBR)?
Very nice, mon ami,
An award should be given for the cover though, it is a prime example of a dis-associative disorder in action, or should that be, lack of action. Holmes seems to be quite comfortable with a giant gorilla beside him.
Mr. Wayne and the beast seem to share similar expressions.
While Rome burns, Sherlock relights his pipe!
Merci Monsieur Bob
Lefevre
You asked for a PDF of the book. I found a copy and it is attached here. Note that there are two stories in the book and "Mystery of the Scarecrow Corpse" is the second story.
I thought I'd jpeg it for all to see.