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Bob Kane SIGNED Batman vs Catwoman Dangerous Game Lithograph
$399.99
Date Created: 1992
Dimensions: 16″ x 20″
Dangerous Game was a limited edition print created by Batman Creator, Bob Kane, and produced by First Team Press to commemorate the 1992 Batman Returns film.
Produced on 15×20″ 120 lb acid free stock .
A limited number of these prints were hand signed by Bob Kane, known as the Gold Signature Series.
Comes with a signed Certificate Of Authenticity C.O.A.
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Batman vs Catwoman “Dangerous Game” Lithograph SIGNED by Bob Kane
Date Created: 1992
Dimensions: 18″ x 22″
Dangerous Game was a limited edition print created by Batman Creator, Bob Kane, and produced by First Team Press to commemorate the 1992 Batman Returns film.
Produced on 18×22″ 120 lb acid free stock .
A limited number of these prints were hand signed by Bob Kane, known as the Gold Signature Series.
Comes with a signed Certificate Of Authenticity C.O.A.
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