It's hard to believe that it's been 80 years since the iconic Batman made his first appearance. It was March 30, 1939, in Detective Comics issue #27, when Bat-fans around the world were introduced to the "Caped Crusader," Bruce Wayne.

The debut story, "The Case of the Chemical Syndicate," packed six pages with a lot of action and information, setting up characters such as Commissioner Gordon and painting an unforgettable picture of Gotham City. The featured item at Goldin Auctions is sure to please comic book aficionados everywhere; this particular issue (#27) has been graded 6.5/10 by CGC (Certified Guaranty Company), meaning it has cream-colored pages that are only slightly worn. It is one of only 36 complete copies in existence, with eight higher grades registered. This rare edition can be yours if you cast your bid by May 21: an exciting opportunity for passionate collectors everywhere.

Batman has come a long way since his humble beginnings, conquering many obstacles and villains along the way — from Catwoman to Joker and The Riddler — reaching worldwide status as one of the most beloved superheroes of all time. Seeing this unique issue at auction provides a nostalgic glimpse into his remarkable journey and serves as a testament to his passionate fanbase.

This fantastic edition stands out amongst other comics for its exceptional condition and presentation, making it an exquisite must-have item for discerning fans.