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 LK BATMANDETECTIVE COMICS FULL RUN 1 6 NEW 52 ALL 1ST PRINTS NM US $23.01 
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 Detective Comics 353 1966 US $1.00
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 GOLDEN AGE DVD CRIME DETECTIVE COMICS 2 Authentic Police Cases Murder Justice US $10.99
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 Detective Comics 431 1973 Crime on My Hands Batman US $11.50
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 DC Comics New 52 Lot Of 14 1st Print Superman Lantern Batman Action Detective NM US $17.99
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 DC Comic Book Cover Poster MINT Detective Comics Batman 405 1970 1025 x 14 US $9.99
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 OFFICER DOWN BATMAN 587 DETECTIVE COMICS 754 GOTHAM KNIGHTS 13 GREG RUCKA US $6.00
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 BATMAN DETECTIVE COMICS 753 TWO FACE FEBRUARY 2001 GREG RUCKA US $1.75
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 Vintage Batman Detective Comice Bronze Age Comic Book 463 US $2.50
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 Vintage Batman Detective Comice Bronze Age Comic Book 461 US $2.50
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 Vintage Batman Detective Comice Bronze Age Comic Book 460 US $2.50
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 Vintage Batman Detective Comice Bronze Age Comic Book 458 US $2.50
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 Vintage Batman Detective Comice Bronze Age Comic Book 452 US $2.50
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 Detective Comics 438 F Batman by Aparo Goodwin 100 Page Spectacular US $27.50
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 Detective Comics 439 F Batman 100 Page Spectacular US $20.00
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 Batman Detective Comics 877 written by Scott Snyder US $.99
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 Detective Comics Batman 474 Deadshot DC 1977 US $8.00
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 DC Comics Batman Detective Comics 473 US $8.00
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 Batman Detective Comics 477 DC Bronze Age US $9.99
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 BATMAN 682 684 DETECTIVE COMICS 851NM Grant Morrison D ONeil LAST RITES US $5.00
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 Detective Comics 5 Sketch Variant Batman New 52 DC US $19.99
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 Complete Set of Batman Year 2 Detective by DC Comics US $29.15
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 DC Detective Comics 38 Batman and Robin full size statue 1134 1300 superman US $200.00
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 Detective Comics 365 GD US $3.00
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 Detective Comics Featuring Batman Year One Annual 1995 No 8 US $.99
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Which comics changed the comic industry, and why? Issue number and year of publication, please.?
Action Comics #1 yes because it was the first SUPERhero, Detective Comics #27 no, because Batman did not change the industry, successful though he was. Fantastic Four #1 yes because it was the first Superhero family. Avengers #1 no because the superhero team had already been done before.
I will have to both agree and disagree with Fantastic Four #1 it is notable because it is the first Marvel comic that Jack Kirby and Stan Lee worked on together. Stan Lee revolutionalized the industry by introducing a flawed humainity to his heros. He gave them everyday problems and events to deal with. I disagree that it was the first super hero family that distinction to me belongs to the Marvel Family better known as Shazam!
Shazam first appeared in Whiz Comics #2 published by Fawcett Comics in 1939 (over 20 years before FF#1) Not only did most of Billy Batsons family have super powers Shazam was the first superhero to ever be adopted to film in 1941.
Th Phantom while not appearing in comic book format was considerd the first costumed hero. He appeared in newspaper comic strips beginning Feb. 17 1936.
Batman may not have changed the industry but Batman #426 - 429 deserve a place on this list. A death in the family storyline was the first comic to get mainstream coverage appearing on talk shows, newspapers, and the evening news. It also let the fans decide on Robin's fate by introducing a 1-900 system to call in and vote on how you wanted the story to end. (Ironically this same system is now being used on reality tv programs like American Idol)
This list is hardly comprehensive there are many notable comics and it would be difficult to name them all.
Powers #29, Drafted #9, and Detective Comics #846