Detective Comics #110

(April 1946)

Batman and Robin in Scotland Yard (Table of Contents)

Batman / comic story / 12 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

Don Cameron

Pencils:

Winslow Mortimer (signed as Mortimer)(signed as Bob Kane)

Inks:

Winslow Mortimer (signed as Mortimer)(signed as Bob Kane)

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

superhero

Characters:

Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Graywon]; Alfred Beagle; Inspector Gow; Professor Moriarty (villain; I).

Synopsis:

Batman and Robin travel to Scotland Yard to put on a demonstration of their crime fighting techniques, and end up helping catch the namesake of Professor Moriarty.

Reprints: show reprint note before migration

• in Batman Archives (DC, 1990 series) #5 ([March] 2001)

Indexer Notes

Mortimer signed his name on a truck in panel 2 of page 9. Some info and modified synopsis added by Craig Delich 5-24-09.

none (Table of Contents)

Scuffy the Tramp / filler / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

? (signed as Lit-Win)

Inks:

? (signed as Lit-Win)

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

humor

Characters:

Scuffy the Tramp

Indexer Notes

Lit-Win was a pen name for an unknown artist that Jack Burnley met many times at the DC offices, but never could remember the true name of.

Crime Gets the Gong (Table of Contents)

Air Wave / comic story / 6 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

George Roussos

Inks:

George Roussos

Colors:

George Roussos

Letters:

George Roussos

Content Information

Genre:

superhero

Characters:

Air Wave [Larry Jordan]

none (Table of Contents)

Daffy & Doodle / filler / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

? (signed as Lit-Win)

Inks:

? (signed as Lit-Win)

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

humor

Characters:

Daffy; Doodle.

Indexer Notes

Lit-Win was a pen name for this artist, who Jack Burnmley saw often in the DC offices. But he couldn't remember his true name.

none (Table of Contents)

Daffy & Doodle / filler / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

? (signed as Lit-Win)

Inks:

? (signed as Lit-Win)

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

humor

Characters:

Daffy; Doodle.

Indexer Notes

Lit-Win was a pen name for an artist whom Jack Burnley saw often in the DC offices, but couldn't remember his true name.

none (Table of Contents)

The Fellers / filler / 1 page (report information)

Credits

Script:

Phil Berube

Pencils:

Phil Berube

Inks:

Phil Berube

Colors:

?

Letters:

Phil Berube

Content Information

Genre:

humor

Characters:

The Fellers

Indexer Notes

Writer and letterer credits added by Craig Delich 5-24-09.

Golden Murder (Table of Contents)

text story / 2 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

Blair Bolton (signed)

Pencils:

?

Inks:

?

Colors:

?

Letters:

typeset

Content Information

Genre:

crime

The Crook Who Couldn't Be Jailed (Table of Contents)

Slam Bradley / comic story / 8 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

John Daly

Inks:

John Daly

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

detective-mystery

Characters:

Slam Bradley; Shorty Morgan.

Indexer Notes

Revised pencil credit by Jerry Bails (Nov. 2005). Pencil credit previously given to Howard Sherman.

A Flatbush Frolic (Table of Contents)

The Boy Commandos / comic story / 12 pages (report information)

Credits

Script:

?

Pencils:

Curt Swan

Inks:

Steve Brodie

Colors:

?

Letters:

?

Content Information

Genre:

adventure; war

Characters:

The Boy Commandos: Rip Carter; Brooklyn; Andre; Alfy; Jan (last appearance); Mickey Tanner; Maggie Tanner; Big Nose.

Synopsis:

Jan stays behind in Holland as the boys return to America with Rip. Alfy is supposed to stay in England but stows away. Brooklyn gets involved in trying to keep Mickey Tanner from hanging with a street gang. Rip Carter forms a Flying Commando unit under Interpol.

Indexer Notes

(Swan has confirmed Brodie was his inker on Boy Commandos to Craig Delich, although he hadn't reviewed each strip).