Add a piece of DC Comics history to your collection with World’s Finest Comics #309, released in November 1984. This issue features the legendary partnership of Superman and Batman, one of the most iconic duos in comic book history, brought together in a classic Copper Age storyline.
Published during a transitional era in comics, this issue reflects the shift into more modern storytelling styles while still maintaining the charm of earlier decades. With dynamic artwork by Ed Hannigan and contributions from rising talents like Kurt Busiek, this comic captures a unique moment in DC’s evolving creative landscape.
While not considered a major key issue, #309 is notable for its connection to the long-running World’s Finest Comics series (which dates back to 1941), making it a meaningful addition for collectors looking to complete runs or invest in vintage DC titles.
With nearly 40+ years of age, this comic continues to gain nostalgic and collectible appeal, especially among fans of Superman and Batman collaborations.
Key Details
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Title: World’s Finest Comics #309
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Publisher: DC Comics
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Cover Date: November 1984
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Era: Copper Age (1984–1991)
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Cover Price: $0.75
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Page Count: Approx. 52 pages
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Main Characters: Superman & Batman
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Creators: Robert Loren Fleming, Kurt Busiek, Ed Hannigan, Klaus Janson and others
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Series Legacy: Part of the historic World’s Finest Comics run (over 300 issues)
Why This Comic Matters
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Features the iconic Superman & Batman team-up
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Part of a historic DC series that ran for decades
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Represents early Copper Age comic storytelling
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Affordable collectible with steady long-term appeal
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Ideal for collectors completing full runs or building DC sets
