Batman #41
Published: July 1947
Story: Gardner Fox
Art: Jim Mooney
Cover: Jim Mooney
CGC 0.5 – $149.99
Ungraded – $76.00 – $150.00
Batman #42
Published: September 1947
Story: Bill Finger
Art: Jim Mooney
Cover: Jack Burnley and Charles Paris
CGC 3.0 – $375.00 – $575.00
Ungraded – $53.56 – $350.00
Batman #43
Published: November 1947
Story: Bill Finger
Art: Jim Mooney
Cover: Jim Mooney and Ray Burnley
CGC 7.0 – $849.95
Ungraded – $84.00 – $119.37
This issue features Batman and Robin Vs. The Penguin in another crime.
Batman #44
Published: January 1948
Story: Bill Finger
Art: Jim Mooney
Cover: Jim Mooney and Ray Burnley
CGC 2.5 – $599.99
CGG 0.5 – $198.50
Ungraded – $117.50 – $410.00
Batman #45
Published: March 1948
Story: Bill Finger
Art: Charles Paris
Cover: Win Mortimer
Ungraded – $62.00 – $78.00
Batman #46
Published: May 1948
Story: Don Cameron
Art: Dick Sprang
Cover: Win Mortimer
Ungraded – $28.00 – $300.00
In this issue Batman and Robin battles mutiny in the big house.
Batman #47
Published: July 1948
Story: Bill Finger
Art: Charles Paris
Cover: Win Mortimer
CGC 5.0 – $1,995.00
CGC 4.0 – $1,276.55
CGC 2.5 – $550.00
Ungraded – $760.00
In this issue Batman’s origin is explored in detail for the first time in “The Origin of Batman!” in which Batman tracks down the killers of his mother and father.
Batman #48
Published: July 1948
Story: Bill Finger
Art: Jim Mooney
Cover: Win Mortimer
Ungraded – $112.50 – $310.00
Batman #49
Published: November 1948
Story: Bill Finger
Art: Charles Paris
Cover: Bob Kane
CGC 5.5 – $2,099.00
Ungraded – $81.00 – $2,300.00
This issue features the Joker in Batman’s Arabian Nights. Spotting what they think is the Joker’s face on an ancient rug, Batman and Robin are sent into Arabia of the past where they meet the Crier, who uses tears, not laughter, to steal from the people of his day.
Batman #50
Published: January 1949
Story: Bill Finger
Art: Charles Paris
Cover: Bob Kane
CGC 6.0 – $568.88
CGC 1.5 – $164.50
Ungraded – $707.25
This issue features the return of the two face. After recovering from plastic surgery and reforming, Harvey Dent is tormented by dreams that he might become Two-Face again; Dent’s butler, Wilkins, uses makeup to commit crimes as Two-Face and to frame Dent; Batman and Robin must stop the impostor.