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Page from World's Finest #273. 1981. Art by Don Newton and Dan Adkins.

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Baron Weirwulf's Haunted Library #22 - Charlton, 1975. Cover art by Don Newton.

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World’s Finest Comics #253

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A fun little sequence from the Don Newton Batman run, as Jason (V1.0 acrobat, rather than v2.0 street punk), still a novice Robin at this point is sent on a mission to chase the Mad Hatter whilst Batman deals with a mind controlled Nocturna. And with magnificent art by the much missed Don Newton, and colours that jump off the page (The old four colour printing process had it’s limits, but it also worked beautifully at times)

The three page chase is great fun (and monkeys make everything even MORE fun no?) and the fourth is the last page of the book and is just an image I love, a simple shot of Batman and Robin side by side.

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Here’s what appears to be the companion piece to that Don Newton Superman painting I posted earlier. A decidedly golden-age take on the Caped Crusader!

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Great cover by Don Newton and Dick Giordano.

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"Joker... you scum."

"All my enemies against me!" in Detective Comics #526, May 1983, written by Gerry Conway, art by Don Newton and Alfredo Alcala

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Introducing... Julia, the love child of Alfred Pennyworth and Mlle Marie!

“The Man Who Killed Mlle Marie! & Who shot Mlle Marie?” in Detective Comics #501-502, April-May 1981, written by Gerry Conway, interior art by Don Newton & Dan Adkins, covers by Jim Aparo

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Detective Comics #501, April 1981, written by Gerry Conway, art by Don Newton & Dan Adkins, cover by Jim Aparo

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‘Batman’ (1940) #355

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