Two-Face first appeared in Detective Comics #66, published by DC in 1942. That places it in the Gold Age.
Why this issue matters
District Attorney Harvey Dent's transformation into Two-Face after acid disfigures half his face gave Batman one of his most tragic, psychologically driven villains.
Key facts
Detective Comics #66
- Character: Two-Face
- Publisher: DC
- Cover year: 1942
- Era: Gold Age
Before you buy or sell one
- Check it is a first print, not a facsimile or reprint. Newsstand and direct editions are priced differently too.
- Condition decides most of the value. Whether grading is worth it depends on the copy.
Go deeper
More DC firsts from the Gold Age
- Hawkman (Carter Hall) Flash Comics #1, 1940
- Black Canary Flash Comics #86, 1947
- Scarecrow World's Finest Comics #3, 1941
- Lex Luthor Action Comics #23, 1940
- Clayface (Karlo) Detective Comics #40, 1940
- Solomon Grundy All-American Comics #61, 1944
- Superman Action Comics #1, 1938
- Batman Detective Comics #27, 1939
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