#Irv Novick

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“Super Stars”

Irv Novick

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Detective Comics #393- November 1969 (DC Comics - USA)

Cover Art: Irv Novick

THE COMBO CAPER

Script:  Frank Robbins

Art:  Bob Brown (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Milt Snappin (Letters)

Characters: Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Alfred Pennyworth; Skeet Callum; Deena Winslow; Aristide Naxo

Batman story #1,293

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PEP COMICS (vol. 1) #18 (August, 1941). Cover by Irv Novick.

A few years before teenager Archie Andrews would take over the book - and the entire company - superheroes like the Shield, his sidekick Dusty, and the Hangman still ruled at MLJ Comics.

The cover is by a young Irv Novick, who would go on to have a long career in comics, most notably as the long-time penciller for The Flash and Batman at DC Comics in the 1970s.

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Batman 253 pg1 by Irv Novick

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Carmine Infantino and Irv Novick Wonder Woman #174 Cover Original Art (DC, 1968).

[wanderingmind867]

I find it funny how Joker and Lex Luthor both took something away from their personality swapping story. The Joker used his brief sanity to build a new hideout underneath his cell at arkham; while Lex Luthor is disappointed because he came this close to cracking the secrets of the universe! I guess he was right about insanity being close to genius... (Joker #7):

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Batman #235 (1971) by Dennis O'Neil & Irv Novick

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(via Falling in Love #1 - 1st issue - Pencil Ink)

Cover by Irv Novick

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"You won't die, Selina-- I'll see to that! You can't die-- you're the woman Bruce Wayne loves!"

Batman (v1) #324 (June, 1980)

Written by Len Wein with art by Irv Novick, Bob Smith, and Glynis Oliver

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Famous Gotham landmark Arkham Asylum for the criminally insane super villians was introduced in the anthology comic series Batman 258#, cover date October, 1974. It was created by Denis O'Neil and Irv Novic. (" Threat of the Two-Headed Coin!", "The Three Racketeers", "7 Wonder Crimes of Gotham City", "Twenty-Ton Robbery", "The Guardian of a 100 Cities", and "The Man With a Thousand Eyes", Batman 258#, DC Comic Event)

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“POW!”

Irv Novick - Joe Giella

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Batman #210- March 1969 (DC Comics - USA)

Cover Art: Neal Adams

THE CASE OF THE PURR-LOINED PEARL

Script: Frank Robbins

Art: Irv Novick (Penicils) Joe Giella (Inks), Milt Snappin (Letters)

Characters: Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Alfred Pennyworth; Commissioner James Gordon; the Feline Furies; Catwoman [Selina Kyle] (villain)

Batman story #1,267

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Wonder Woman #78 (November 1955) cover by Irv Novick.

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Original Art - Batman #259 Pg 01 (1973) by Irv Novick And Dick Giordano

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Joker 5 pg1-3 by Irv Novick

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The Joker successfully kidnapped a writer of a rip-off of Peanuts. But I really liked how this rip-off comic writer was the antithesis of everything I believe I know Charles Schulz stood for. This guy was jaded, cynical, and all too eager to draw Joker torturing his character. Which I found kind of funny, honestly. (Joker #3):