Batman: Collected
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Batman: Collected is a 1996 book written by Chip Kidd.
Batman: Collected is a book in which the character's evolution is chronicled from his 1939 debut to the modern era through an extensive archive of merchandise—including toys, costumes, sketches, rare collectibles, and even quirky items like branded jam jars and soda bottles. Presented in a large-format design, the book juxtaposes photography with commentary on Batman's cultural development and broad appeal.[1]