tape that included the story. The issues were smaller than standard DC comic books, at nine inches tall and six inches wide. Inside the front and back covers of each issue were black-and-white reprints of classic Batman covers, with a caption of "Great Moments in Batman's History". The covers included Batman #104, 107, 109, 110, 113 and 120. The second and third issues had more of these on the last few pages of the issues, including Batman #9, 11, 20 and Detective Comics #27 and 38. All issues featured the original theme song "Batman, True Avenger" composed by Scott Thomas Canfield. Batman/Bruce Wayne was portrayed by Paul Ehlers, who starred as Madman Marz in the 1981 slasher film, Madman (film). The first issue contained a section after the main story called "Secrets of the Batman", with a visual tour of the Batcave, Batman's utility belt, and Batman's flying equipment. Collected editions The series was also reprinted as a single 160-page mass market paperback (Tor Books, ). It remains unpublished as a trade paperback. References 1980 comics debuts Batman titles Comics by John Byrne (comics) Comics by Len Wein DC Comics limited series DC Comics titles Works by Len Wein