Millennium Edition: Detective Comics 1 2001 #[nn] Direct Sales - back issue - $10.00

"Special Thanks to Diamond International Galleries for source material." Editing credits for Whitney Ellsworth and Malcolm Wheeler-Nicholson are from the GCD index of the original Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #1, and do not appear in this issue.

• DC Unveils the First Comic Dedicated to a Single Theme - The original price has been deleted from the cover reproduction.
• Detective Comics #1 Pulp Fiction Comes to Comics - An overview of the contents of this issue and the characters, stories, and credits. Appears on insides of front and back covers.
• The River Patrol - Previously credited to E.C. Stoner, based on information Jerry Bails received from Stoner's widow. Ken Quattro in his book Invisible Men, (IDW 2020) however cites earlier interviews with Stoner himself wherein he states that his first comics work was for the Chesler shop in 1939. Quattro credits this story to Creig Flessel, reversing his previous opinion from Alter Ego #118 (July 2013). Stoner is given printed credit for script and pencils in this issue.
• The Rhangwa Pearls - This issue credits the script to Sven Elven, but Bails does not list Elven as the writer of any stories.
• The Peruvian Mine Murders, Part 1 - Story in black and white, and continued in Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #2. Flessel is credited in this issue with inks only, while script and pencils are credited to "unknown."
• The Claws of the Red Dragon - Story continued in Detective Comics (1937 series) #2.
• The Balinoff Case, Part 1 - Story continued in Detective Comics (DC, 1937 series) #2.
• The Gotrox Pearls - Entire script written in rhyme.
• The Bar S Rustlers - Story in black and white.
• Shazam! Power of Hope - House advertisement for Shazam! Power of Hope (DC, 2000 series) #[nn] (November 2000). Appears on page 66 in this issue.
• Smuggler's Run - One-page ad for: Smuggler's Run (game, Rockstar Games). Appears on back cover.