BATMAN IN THE SEVENTIES TP. WRITTEN BY DENNIS O'NEIL, ELLIOTT S. MAGGIN, PAUL LEVITZ, AND VARIOUS; ART BY DICK GIRODANO, NEAL ADAMS, ALEX TOTH, MARSHALL ROGERS, AND VARIOUS; COVER BY ADAMS AND GIORDANO. In BATMAN IN THE SIXTIES, readers experienced the diverse range of styles that marked the adventures of the Dark Knight as the camp of the popular TV show gave way to a grittier, real-world feel. Now, the follow-up trade paperback - aptly titled BATMAN IN THE SEVENTIES - collects a range of incredible tales (many never before reprinted) from the decade that redefined the Batman. With stories written by Dennis O'Neil, Elliott S. Maggin, and Paul Levitz, featuring art by Dick Giordano, Neal Adams, Alex Toth, Walter Simonson, Mike Grell, Joe Staton, Bob Layton, Marshall Rogers, and Irv Novick, BATMAN IN THE SEVENTIES features some unforgettable stories, including: the debut of the Huntress (from 1977's DC SUPER-STARS #17); the moving There Is No Hope in Crime Alley (DETECTIVE COMICS #457); the bride of Man-Bat story Marriage: Impossible (DETECTIVE COMICS #407); the haunting Night of the Reaper (BATMAN #237); the Ra's Al Ghul/Talia tale Daughter of the Demon (BATMAN #232); and A Vow From the Grave (DETECTIVE COMICS #410), the 1971 story that inspired an episode of the Batman animated series. Other stories in BATMAN IN THE SEVENTIES include the classic Alex Toth-illustrated Death Flies the Haunted Sky (DETECTIVE COMICS #442); the Joker/Two-Face Batman tale This One'll Kill You, Batman (BATMAN #260); Ticket to Tragedy (DETECTIVE COMICS #481); and a Bicentennial-era team-up so out of continuity it hurts, as Congresswoman Barbara Gordon and her aide, Dick Grayson, face The Invader from Hell (BATMAN FAMILY #1) SC, 7x10, 192pg, FC