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Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #24
TMR-000059Comics
Comics · Batman / DC

Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #24

“Flyer, Part One of Three” · Direct edition · First printing

Nov 1991 cover date

Opening chapter of the three-part Flyer arc. Official DC copy identifies it as Howard Chaykin’s Batman scripting debut, and the story directly revisits consequences of Batman: Year One .

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Issue
#24
Publisher
DC Comics
State
Raw
Condition
Provisional VF 8.0. Light spine/corner wear and small edge imperfections, but strong colour and clean central image. Reverse/interior not inspected.
Completeness
No known detachable premium or insert specific to this issue. Interior completeness has not yet been physically verified from photographs.
Rarity
Common

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Object record · TMR-000059

Catalogue note

Opening chapter of the three-part Flyer arc. Official DC copy identifies it as Howard Chaykin’s Batman scripting debut, and the story directly revisits consequences of Batman: Year One .

Writer: Howard Chaykin — script; Gil Kane — plot

Cover: Gil Kane

Edition: US direct-market edition; standard first printing. No newsstand UPC is visible on the photographed cover. Cover price $1.75 / CAN $2.25.

Legacy record ID: bat-lotdk-24

Why this object matters

The opening Flyer chapter brings Chaykin and Gil Kane together in an original Year One-related Batman story. That is meaningful creator and serial evidence, but a scripting debut alone does not justify the former strong 8.0 tier without a larger demonstrated impact.

Evidence limits: No known detachable premium or insert specific to this issue. Interior completeness has not yet been physically verified from photographs.

Score and assessment method

Archive Importance: 7.5 / 10.

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