Batman #146 CGC 9.2

Batman #146 — DC Comics (March 1962) — "Batman and Robin's Magical Powers" — Bat-Mite

At a glance

Grade: CGC 9.2 Near Mint- · Universal label

Page quality: Off-white

Certification number: 0191708019

Publisher: DC Comics · Cover date: March 1962 · Era: Silver Age

Why collectors want this issue

- Bat-Mite appearance — the imp from another dimension and a fan-favourite oddity of the early-1960s Batman.

- CGC 9.2 with off-white pages on a 1962 Batman — a high grade for the pre-New Look era, where most copies survive well-worn.

- Sheldon Moldoff art with Charles Paris inks, the classic look of Batman before the 1964 Carmine Infantino redesign.

- Scripts from the Jack Schiff editorial era, including Bill Finger and Jerry Coleman.

- Scarce in grade: high-grade early-1960s Batman issues rarely come to market.

Creators

- Scripts: Jerry Coleman and Bill Finger, among others

- Pencils: Sheldon Moldoff

- Inks: Sheldon Moldoff and Charles Paris

Story synopsis

Batman and Robin save a magician's life and are granted "magical powers" — without realising that Bat-Mite is secretly behind every miracle they perform.

On the CGC label

- Key comments: Bat-Mite appearance.

Condition and certification

- Professionally graded and encapsulated by CGC at 9.2 Near Mint- with off-white pages; the holder is sealed and unopened.

- The photos show the actual slab you will receive, including the certification label. Grade, page quality and notations are exactly as printed on the label.

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Shipping

- Flat $15 USPS Priority shipping in the US, double-boxed with padding and fully insured. Orders placed before 2 PM Mountain Time ship the same business day.