DC/Marvel: All Access #2B by DC Comics/Marvel Comics | Comic Book Information

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9242

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Members' Rating

4.17

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Synopsis

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Release Information

Published January, 1997 (Modern Age) by DC Comics/Marvel Comics and went on sale in 1997 for $1.95 USD. This issue contains 32 pages in Color, the current NM value is $3.00 USD.

Additional Issue Information:Direct Edition

UPC: 76194120788900211
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Issue Story(s)

Two Sides of the Same Coin

Event(s)/Story Arc(s)

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Writer(s)

Ron Marz

Interior Penciler(s)

Jackson Guice - 'Butch Guice'

Interior Letterer(s)

Bill Oakley

Interior Inker(s)

Josef Rubinstein - 'Joe Rubinstein'

Interior Colorist(s)

Lee Loughridge

Cover Penciler(s)

Jackson Guice - 'Butch Guice'

Cover Letterer(s)

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Cover Inker(s)

Josef Rubinstein - 'Joe Rubinstein'

Cover Colorist(s)

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Editor(s)

Michael Carlin - 'Mike Carlin'

Character Appearance

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Team Appearance

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Cameo Appearance

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Character's 1st Appearance

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Team's 1st Appearance

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Death

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Origin

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Resurrection

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Ratings and Reviews

by bobashep on 2/4/2018 7:34:00 PM (Variant B)

Another good mind twisting issue with one very odd exception. Normally Batman is all very rigid and all business. Yet here he's willing to bend the rules over the fate of the multiverse to allow Robin and his beloved to be together. That just seems a very un-Batman like thing for the Dark Knight to do. But he does!