(Ep7) Detective comics #33

Episode 7 of the A Humorous Summary of Batman 1939 Onward podcast, hosted by Samantha Chomycia, titled "(Ep7) Detective comics #33 " was published on October 4, 2022 and runs 10 minutes.

October 4, 2022 ·10m · A Humorous Summary of Batman 1939 Onward

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Batman versus The Death-Ray Dirigibles and Fake Napoleon. Sorry about the audio.

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Batman versus The Death-Ray Dirigibles and Fake Napoleon. Sorry about the audio.

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