Millennium Edition: Detective Comics #1 (2001) – Revisit the Dawn of Detective S

🕵️‍♂️🔍 Millennium Edition: Detective Comics #1 (DC Comics, January 2001) – A Tribute to the Golden Age 🔍🕵️‍♂️ In January 2001, DC Comics honored its rich history by reprinting the inaugural Detective Comics #1 from March 1937 as part of the Millennium Edition series. This special edition offers readers a glimpse into the early days of comic storytelling, featuring a collection of detective and adventure tales that set the stage for the iconic series. Highlights: Historical Significance: This issue marks the beginning of the Detective Comics series, which would later introduce legendary characters like Batman. Anthology of Stories: The comic includes several gripping narratives, such as: "The River Patrol": Follow the daring exploits of river patrollers as they combat crime on the waterways. "The Claws of the Red Dragon": A thrilling story of intrigue and danger in the mysterious East. "The Streets of Chinatown": Navigate the complexities and secrets lurking in the city's Chinatown district. Creative Team: The original stories were crafted by pioneers of the comic industry, including writers Jerry Siegel and Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson, with artwork by Joe Shuster, Creig Flessel, and others. This reprint not only preserves the original content but also provides modern readers with context and insights into the era's storytelling techniques.