The Robin Archives #1

([October] 2005)

Table of Contents (Table of Contents: 1)

table of contents / 2 pages (report information)

Script

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Pencils

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Inks

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Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

typeset

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Foreword (Table of Contents: 2)

Robin / foreword, introduction, preface, afterword / 4 pages (report information)

Script

Roy Thomas

Pencils

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Inks

?

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

typeset

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Indexer Notes

Introduction by Roy Thomas

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #65] (Table of Contents: 3)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Batman [Bruce Wayne] (shadow); Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #65 (February 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Teen-Age Terrors (Table of Contents: 4)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Batman [Bruce Wayne] (cameo); Alfred Beagle; Commissioner James Gordon (cameo); Robin [Dick Grayson] (also as Dennis Devlin a/k/a Dynamite Denny); Eddie; Superintendent John Macy; Joe Beasley (villain); Torch (villain); Scat (villain)

Synopsis

Alfred's discovery of a Bat-Cave souvenir results in Robin relating a case to him when he investigated why "Boyville" was not reforming juvenile offenders, but equipping them for future crimes!

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #65 (February 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Charles Paris as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Win Mortimer.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #66]; [No-Face!] (Table of Contents: 5)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; No-Face

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #66 (March 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The No-Face Crimes (Table of Contents: 6)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Alfred Beagle; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Pete; Mr. Mellon; Danny McGee; John Cory; No-Face [Mr. Mellon] (villain)

Synopsis

When Robin discovers that movie star Dan McGee is faced with death threats, he stands in for the star, and discovers the identity of the true antagonist.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #66 (March 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Charles Paris as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Win Mortimer.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #67]; The Castle of Doom (Table of Contents: 7)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #67 (April 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Case of the Boy Wonders (Table of Contents: 8)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Bruce Wayne; Hal Coyle; Arthur Bonane; Dr. Ranney; Prof. Slater

Synopsis

Robin and several other "boy geniuses" are invited to a castle and find themselves trapped. The castle set to blow up in 30 minutes, unless they can find a way to escape their fate!

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #67 (April 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Charles Paris as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Win Mortimer.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #68] (Table of Contents: 9)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #68 (May 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Four Days before the Mast (Table of Contents: 10)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Captain Wolf (villain); Joe (villain)

Synopsis

After witnessing the murder of a man in a diving suit, Robin stows away on a wooden schooner to discover the reason why: Nazi gold aboard a sunken ship!

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #68 (May 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Charles Paris as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Win Mortimer.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #69]; The Stolen Atom Bomb (Table of Contents: 11)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #69 (June 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Stolen Atom Bomb (Table of Contents: 12)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Bobby; Little Eva (villain)

Synopsis

The theft of an atomic bomb leads Robin to the Big Top and a circus performer intent on using the bomb to blackmail the U.S. government.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #69 (June 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Charles Paris as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Win Mortimer.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #70]; The Clock (Table of Contents: 13)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Clock

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #70 (July 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Clocks of Doom (Table of Contents: 14)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Finger

Pencils

Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Commissioner James Gordon; Robin [Dick Grayson]; George; Mary; The Clock (villain); Spike (villain); Scuttle (villain)

Synopsis

While helping to film a scene from a soon to be released movie at the abandoned Shark Tower lighthouse, Robin confronts a sinister new villain intent on stopping the production---for criminal purposes, of course!

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #70 (July 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Charles Paris as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Win Mortimer.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #71]; Perils of the Stone Age (Table of Contents: 15)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #71 (August 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Perils of the Stone Age (Table of Contents: 16)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane) (painting)

Inks

Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane) (painting)

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction); Win Mortimer (ghosted for Bob Kane) (painting)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Prof. Carter Nichols; Brauna; Artug; Lura; Urg (villain)

Synopsis

Dick Grayson is so fascinated by the relics of the stone age Professor Nichols has in his home, that he asks to be sent back to that time period, which nearly results in his perishing.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #71 (August 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Charles Paris as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Win Mortimer.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #72]; Robin Crusoe (Table of Contents: 17)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Curt Swan

Inks

Stan Kaye

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #72 (September 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Robin Crusoe! (Table of Contents: 18)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Curt Swan (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

John Fischetti

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Batman [Bruce Wayne] (cameo, dream); Herr Hauptmann (villain); Nazis (villains)

Synopsis

While giving the Bat-Plane a high altitude test flight, Robin is forced to abandon the plane in a storm and ends up on a desert isle. His troubles really begin when a submarine full of ex-Nazis lands and intend on using the island as a secret oil base.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #72 (September 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #73]; The Black Magician! (Table of Contents: 19)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Black Magician

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #73 (October 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Black Magician! (Table of Contents: 20)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jack Burnley (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Prof. Carter Nichols; Pierre Patout (first appearance); Mr. Patout (first appearance); Mignonne (first appearance); Gaston (first appearance); The Black Magician [Count Cagliostro] (first appearance, villain)

Synopsis

After doing some reading, Dick decides to have Professor Nichols send him into the past to meet villains instead of heroes, specifically one Count Cagliostro, an alchemist.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #73 (October 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Jim Mooney as the penciler. However, art experts agree it was penciled by Jack Burnley.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #74]; [Robin Vs. the Clock!] (Table of Contents: 21)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Clock

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #74 (November 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Win Mortimer as the penciler and inker. However, art experts agree it was penciled and inked by Jim Mooney.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Clock Strikes! (Table of Contents: 22)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Finger

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Clock [also as Mr. Ticker] (villain)

Synopsis

The Clock escapes from behind prison bars where the Boy Wonder once put him, but he must act quickly and re-capture him before "time kills Robin"!

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #74 (November 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #75]; [The State vs. Robin the Boy Wonder] (Table of Contents: 23)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Bob Kane

Inks

Charles Paris

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #75 (December 1947)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Dick Grayson for the Defense! (Table of Contents: 24)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Bob Kane (signed)

Inks

Charles Paris

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Danny Cobb; One-Wing Vinson (villain)

Synopsis

Dick Grayson offers to be "defense attorney" for a young man charged with a crime, but it's Robin the Boy Wonder who must find proof of his innocence.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #75 (December 1947)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Dick Sprang as the penciler. However, art experts agree it was penciled by Bob Kane.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #76]; [The Fence] (Table of Contents: 25)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #76 (January 1948)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Win Mortimer as the penciler and inker. However, art experts agree it was penciled and inked by Jim Mooney.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

A Bicycle Built for Loot! (Table of Contents: 26)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Finger

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Fence (first appearance, villain); Lugger (first appearance, villain); Dan Deke (first appearance, villain, death)

Synopsis

When the Best Bicycle Company gives away 25 bikes to local high school athletes, they become the target of a master criminal known as the Fence, knowing that one of them holds a fortune in gems inside.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #76 (January 1948)

Indexer Notes

Splash is a partially altered version of the cover.

Archive credits Jack Burnley as the penciler and inker. However, art experts agree it was penciled and inked by Jim Mooney.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #77]; The Boy Who Wanted Robin For Christmas! (Table of Contents: 27)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #77 (February 1948)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Curt Swan as the penciler and Ray Burnley as the inker. However, art experts agree it was penciled and inked by Jim Mooney.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Boy Who Wanted Robin for Christmas! (Table of Contents: 28)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Commissioner James Gordon; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Bert Beem (first appearance); Mr. Coombs (first appearance); Jervis (first appearance, villain)

Synopsis

A richest boy in the world authorizes his mentor to provide $50,000 to the Police Fund IF he gets to work on a case with Robin to track down a crooked Santa Claus.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #77 (February 1948)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Dick Sprang as the penciler and Stan Kaye as the inker. However, art experts agree it was penciled and inked by Jim Mooney.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #78]; Rajah Robin (Table of Contents: 29)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Rajah Rahbin [Shundu]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #78 (March 1948)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Rajah Robin (Table of Contents: 30)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Rajah Rahbin [Shundu] (first appearance)

Synopsis

A young Maharajah from India sees the Boy Wonder in action and desires to become the Robin of India. So while Dick Grayson is on vacation from school, he travels to India to train the young Rajah.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #78 (March 1948)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #79]; The Tick-Tock Crimes! (Table of Contents: 31)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

John Giunta

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Clock

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #79 (April 1948)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Jim Mooney as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by John Giunta.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Zero Hour (Table of Contents: 32)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

John Giunta

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Clock [also as Mr. Ticker] (villain)

Synopsis

The Clock breaks out of prison utilizing time to achieve it, then goes about using time once again to outwit Robin, even providing advance clues to those crimes!

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #79 (April 1948)

Indexer Notes

Splash page is same as the cover.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #80]; The Boy Disc Jockey! (Table of Contents: 33)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #80 (May 1948)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Boy Disc Jockey (Table of Contents: 34)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

John Giunta

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Mr. Smith [Waterfront Willie] (first appearance, villain)

Synopsis

Dick Grayson becomes the announcer for Gotham High School's radio station.....but soon discovers that the commercials he giving on the air are intended to aid a group of criminals commit crimes.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #80 (May 1948)

Indexer Notes

Splash page is same as the cover.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #81]; The Seeing-Eye Dog Crimes! (Table of Contents: 35)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

?

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #81 (June 1948)

The Seeing-Eye Dog Crimes! (Table of Contents: 36)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Commissioner James Gordon; Tina (dog); Susie (dog); Winner (dog); Officer Flanagan

Synopsis

While investigating the strange disappearance of seeing eye dogs, Robin is blinded.....and must rely on one himself to fight crime!

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #81 (June 1948)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Win Mortimer as the penciler and inker. However, art experts agree it was penciled and inked by Jim Mooney.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #82]; The Boy Who Hated Robin! (Table of Contents: 37)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #82 (July 1948)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Stan Kaye as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Jim Mooney.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Boy Who Hated Robin (Table of Contents: 38)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; Petey Downs (first appearance); Duke Lowry (first appearance, villain); Smiley (first appearance, villain)

Synopsis

While serving as guest counselor at Camp Robin, the Boy Wonder runs into a young lad who, for some reason, has it in for Robin.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #82 (July 1948)

Indexer Notes

Splash page is same as the cover.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #83]; Who Is Mr. Mystery (Table of Contents: 39)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #83 (August 1948)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Who Is Mr. Mystery? (Table of Contents: 40)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Commissioner James Gordon; Robin [Dick Grayson] (also as Mr. Mystery); Dictionary (villain)

Synopsis

A local radio station tries out a new sensational contest, offering prizes to anyone who can identify "Mr. Mystery", whose identity eludes all but one young lad.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #83 (August 1948)

Indexer Notes

Splash page is similar to the cover.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #84] (Table of Contents: 41)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #84 (September 1948)

Indexer Notes

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

The Third Street Gang (Table of Contents: 42)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Jim Mooney

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

?

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Commissioner James Gordon; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Mr. Schultz; Mr. Spolodoni; Mrs. Spolodoni; Lefty; Chickie; Petey

Synopsis

In order to more fully understand the problem of juvenile delinquency, Robin disguises himself as a street urchin, hoping to draw the attention of the infamous Third Street Gang.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #84 (September 1948)

[Cover - Star Spangled Comics #85]; Peril at the Pole! (Table of Contents: 43)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Pencils

Win Mortimer

Inks

Win Mortimer

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #85 (October 1948)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Jim Mooney as the penciler. However, art experts agree it was penciled by Win Mortimer.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Peril at the Pole (Table of Contents: 44)

Robin / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

Script

Bill Finger

Pencils

Jim Mooney (ghosted for Bob Kane)

Inks

Jim Mooney

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

Ira Schnapp

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Ace Pollard; Mike Pollard (villain)

Synopsis

When the Batplane becomes overloaded over arctic regions due to ice on the wings, Robin bails out, making Batman think he had sacrificed himself. By the time Batman can return, Robin has nabbed a desperate criminal.

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #85 (October 1948)

Indexer Notes

Archive credits Win Mortimer as the inker. However, art experts agree it was inked by Jim Mooney.

Ira Schnapp letterer credit via Todd Klein through a post from his blog Kleinletters, 16 October 2016 (retrieved 19 November 2016, http://kleinletters.com/Blog/star-spangled-schnapp/).

Biographies (Table of Contents: 45)

text article / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Letters

typeset

Genre

biography

Indexer Notes

Biographies for Jack Burnley, Ray Burnley, Bill Finger, John Fischetti, John Giunta, Bob Kane, Stan Kaye, Jim Mooney, Win Mortimer, Charles Paris, Dick Sprang and Curt Swan.

[Backcover] (Table of Contents: 46)

Robin / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

Script

?

Pencils

Win Mortimer; Bob Kane; Jim Mooney

Inks

Win Mortimer; Charles Paris; John Giunta

Colors

Jamison Services (color reconstruction)

Letters

?

Editing

Whitney Ellsworth (credited); Jack Schiff (actual)

Genre

superhero

Characters

Robin [Dick Grayson]; The Clock

Reprints

• from Star Spangled Comics (DC, 1941 series) #65 (February 1947) [cover], #69 (June 1947) [cover], #75 (December 1947) [cover], #79 (April 1948) [cover]