| ALFRED BEAGLE | CHRONOLOGY |
| Created by Don Cameron and Bob Kane |
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CHRONOLOGY
Alfred Beagle first appeared in Batman Vol. 1 #16 (April-May 1943).
Below is the definitive list of appearances of Alfred Beagle in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a [Flashback] note. Stories that for some reason are no longer part of current continuity will have a comment saying this in a note following the entry.
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Alfred Beagle Chronology
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| Batman Vol. 1 #16/4 (April-May 1943): "Here Comes Alfred" |
| Detective Comics #75 (May 1943): "The Robber Baron" |
| Detective Comics #76 (June 1943): "Slay 'em with Flowers" |
| Batman #18 (August-September 1943): "The Secret of Hunter's Inn" |
| Detective Comics #82 (December 1943): "The Quarterback of Crime" |
| World's Finest Comics #12 (winter 1943): "Alfred Gets His Man" |
| Detective Comics #83 (January 1944): "Accidentally on Purpose" |
| Batman #21/3 (February-March 1944): "His Lordship's Double" |
| Detective Comics #86 (April 1944): "Danger Strikes Three" |
| Batman #22 (April-May 1944): "The Duped Domestics" |
| Batman #22/2 (April-May 1944): "Dick Grayson, Telegraph Boy" |
| Batman #22/3 (April-May 1944): "Conversational Clue" |
| Batman #23/3 (June-July 1944): "Borrowed Butler" |
| Batman #24/2 (August-September 1944): "Convict Cargo" |
| Batman #24/3 (August-September 1944): "Police Line-Up" |
| Batman #25/3 (October-November 1944): "The Mesmerized Manhunter" |
| Batman #26/2 (December 1944-January 1945): "Recipe for Revenge" |
| Detective Comics #96 (February 1945): "Alfred, Private Detective" |
| Batman #27/2 (February-March 1945): "The Pearl of Peril" |
| Detective Comics #98 (April 1945): "The King of the Hoboes" |
| Batman #28/2 (April-May 1945): "The Great Handcuff King" |
| Batman #28/3 (April-May 1945): "Shirley Holmes, Policewoman" |
| Detective Comics #99 (May 1945): "The Temporary Murders" |
| Batman #29/2 (June-July 1945): "The Butler's Apprentice" |
| Batman #29/3 (June-July 1945): "Heroes by Proxy" |
| Detective Comics #101 (July 1945): "The Tyrannical Twins" |
| Batman #30/3 (August-September 1945): "Alias the Baron" |
| World's Finest Comics #19 (fall 1945): "The League for Larceny" |
| Batman #31/2 (October-November 1945): "Alfred, Armchair Detective" |
| Batman #31/3 (October-November 1945): "Vanishing Village" |
| Detective Comics #105 (November 1945): "The Batman Goes Broke" |
| Batman #32/3 (December 1945-January 1946): "In the Soup" |
| Batman #33/2 (February-March 1946): "The Looters" |
| Detective Comics #109 (March 1946): "The House That Jokes Built" |
| Detective Comics #110 (April 1946): "Batman and Robin in Scotland Yard" |
| Batman #34/3 (April-May 1946): "Tired Tracks" |
| Batman #36 (August-September 1946): "The Penguin's Nest" |
| Batman #36/3 (August-September 1946): "Elusive London Eddie" |
| Batman #40/2 (April-May 1947): "The Case of Batman II" |
| Batman #52 (April-May 1949): "The Man with the Automatic Brain" |
| Batman #52/3 (April-May 1949): "The Happy Victims" |