#irv novick

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Batman 253 pg1 by Irv Novick

#splash page #title splash page #original comic art #batman #shadow #irv novick

[dcbinges]

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

#talia al ghul #bruce wayne #batman #dennis o'neil #irv novick #70s comics #70s #dc #dc comics #comics

[because-batcat]

"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

#Len Wein #Irv Novick #Bob Smith #Glynis Oliver #Batman #Bruce Wayne #Catwoman #Selina Kyle #Comic #comics #1980 #80s #detective comics #dc

[batmanonthecover]

Detective Comics #383 - January 1969 (DC Comics - USA)

Cover Art: Irv Novick

THE FORTUNE-COOKIE CAPER

Script:  Frank Robbins

Art:  Bob Brown (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks)

Characters: Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Tommy Chee; Yin Yan; Hu Shi

Batman story #1,260

#comics #dc comics #detective comics #batman #robin #irv novick #frank robbins #bob brown #joe giella #1969

[browsethestacks]

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

#Comics #DC Comics #Batman #Shadow #Irv Novick #Dick Giordano #Vintage #Art #Original Art #Bruce Wayne #1973 #1970s #70s

[nerds-yearbook]

After a decade, Wayne Manor was reopened in batman 319#, cover date January, 1980. ("Never Give Up the Ghost!", Batman 319#, DC Comic Event)

#nerds yearbook #real life event #comic book #dc comics #dc #january #1980 #batman #len wein #irv novick #bruce wayne #selina kyle #lucious fox #dick grayson #gentleman ghost #southpaw #wayne manor

[alternateworldcomics]

The Silent Knight, scripts by Bob Kanigher, art by Irv Novick was one of the three characters appearing in the original version of The Brave and The Bold starting in 1955.

Living during the time of the Knights of the Round Table, he was teenage squire Brian Kent who, from time to time, was led to a suit of shining armor in the forest by his falcon Slasher that granted him greater strength and agility.

He never found out who was taking care of and presenting him with the armor. While wearing it he did not speak so that no would would figure he was the much put-upon squire (his voice was still cracking?) and so became known as the Silent Knight.

Much later they retconed him into an incarnation of the "Hawk God" i.e. Hawkman and an ancestor of Jonathan Kent.

Never did have a Christmas story however.

#silent knight #forgotten character #knight #Irv Novick

[cccovers]

Wonder Woman #91 (July 1957) cover by Irv Novick.

#wonder woman #comic covers #50s #dc comics #irv novick

[mudwerks]

Falling in Love #1 (DC, 1955)

Irv Novick cover and art.

#Irv Novick #comics #cover #asrt #vintage #romance #DC #1955

[dirtyriver]

Ian Flynn keeps on bringing back old MLJ characters to modern Archie comics. This time it's photojournalist Fran Frazer, in a story illustrated by Holly G! in World of Archie Jumbo Comics Digest #136.

Fran Frazer originally appeareded in Top-Notch Comics #9-25, October 1940-March 1942. Here's her first appearance, in Top-Notch #9, written by Joe Blair with art by Irv Novick:

#Comics #Archie #Fran Frazer #Holly G! #Irv Novick

[cantsayidont]

May-June 1974. In a 1984 interview in AMAZING HEROES magazine, Denny O'Neil, who wrote the main story in this issue, asserted that he "certainly didn't think there was any romance" between Batman and Catwoman. "There's respect and even affection," he said, "but not romance." This was of course a completely ludicrous statement given the history of the Catwoman character even up to 1974, and probably one of the reasons this story isn't very good. It's not AS bad as O'Neil's subsequent Catwoman outing in BATMAN #266 (which also features some pointless and offensive anti-Roma stereotyping), but as that interview suggests, O'Neil never seemed to get Catwoman, which probably also has something to do with why he later tried so hard to scuttle the romance between Bruce and Selina — to the point that there were a number of years (in the late '80s and early '90s) where it wasn't clear if they had even met since the events of "Batman: Year One."

What makes O'Neil's statement especially dumb with regard to this particular issue is that his story ends like this:

What do you call that? Would Bruce be moping this way about a woman for whom he felt only grudging respect and possibly chaste affection? (Also, Bruce's contention that Catwoman "always causes evil" is remarkably unfair given the actual circumstances of this story, which involve a circus performer murdering his circus colleague out of misguided jealousy over Selina — who was only there to steal/liberate the circus's two white tigers — and then attempting to pin the murder on her out of spite.)

#comics #batman #robin #catwoman #nick cardy #denny o'neil #irv novick #dick giordano #talia al ghul #the golden age reprints are the best part of this issue #they're the stories that introduced #the mechanical dinosaur and giant penny in the batcave #batromance

[dcbinges]

Batman #240 (1972) by Dennis O'Neil & Irv Novick

#alfred pennyworth #bruce wayne #talia al ghul #batman #dennis o'neil #irv novick #70s #70s comics #dc comics #comics #dc

[because-batcat]

Batman (v1) #324 (June, 1980)

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

#Len Wein #Irv Novick #Bob Smith #Glynis Oliver #Batman #Bruce Wayne #Catwoman #Selina Kyle #1980 #80s #dc #detective comics #comic #comics #Jim Aparo

[batmanonthecover]

Batman #206 - November 1968 (DC Comics - USA)

Cover Art: Irv Novick

BATMAN WALKS THE LAST MILE

Script: Frank Robbins

Art: Irv Novick (Penicils) Joe Giella (Inks), Gaspar Saladino (Letters)

Characters: Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Commissioner James Gordon; A. N. Tenna (repairman); The Planner [E. G. Never] (villain); The Cat-Crook (villain, death); Chomp (villain); Stomp (villain); gang of criminal hippies [Chief Sittin'-In; Li'l Moose; Big Squat (villain)

Synopsis: After capturing a gang of crooks from a crime planned by the Planner, the villain engages in a duel of wits with the Caped Crusader to make him look bad. Batman turns the tables on the crook and he is sent to prison to die in the electric chair: in a Batman uniform!

Batman story #1252

#comics #dc comics #batman #irv novick #frank robbins #joe giella #gaspar saladino #1968

[brevoorthistoryofcomics]

GH: THE FLASH #319

Ever since I was six years old, the Flash has been my favorite super hero. There was something about the combination of elements–the slick costume, the simple power, the gallery of recurring villains, the sort of serious-but-not-too-serious tone of the strip–that really connected with me. But as time went on and I got older, both I and the Flash started to change. There was a clear push away from…

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#Carl Gafford #Carmine Infantino #Cary Bates #Dave Gibbons #DC #Irv Novick #Jackson Guice #Julie Schwartz #Mark Waid #Mike Baron #The Creeper #The Flash

[splooosh]

“the Honor”

Irv Novick

#Supergirl #Wonder Woman #Irv Novick