Batman #165

Batman #165 was published by DC Comics in August 1964 during the Silver Age of comic books. This issue is notable for its inclusion of a story featuring the character Mystery Analyst of Gotham City, written by Bill Finger with artwork by Sheldon Moldoff. The title was part of a transitional period for the Batman franchise, occurring shortly before the 'New Look' era introduced by editor Julius Schwartz, which sought to revitalize the character's narrative direction and aesthetic appeal.

The cover art for this issue was provided by Carmine Infantino, whose contribution reflects the crisp, dynamic style that would define DC's output throughout the mid-1960s. At the time, the series was navigating a shift toward more science-fiction-inspired plots and increasingly complex mystery-solving elements. While the issue is primarily sought after by collectors of the Silver Age canon, it remains a representative example of the collaborative creative efforts between legendary writers like Finger and the staff artists who maintained the house style for the Batman line.