Today we have one of the most violent and awesomely repulsive pre-code tales ever, originally featured in the August 1953 issue of Dark Mysteries #13. I posted this many zombie moons ago here at THOIA, and [...]
Number 1166: The All-American flying, two-fisted, butt-kicking girl
Người đăng: Unknown
Miss America was one of the patriotic heroines of World War II, created for Marvel Mystery Comics in 1943. You can read her history here. Otto Binder is credited for her creation, as he is for these two seven-page backup [...]
Number 1165: “Lend me your comb.”*
Người đăng: Unknown on Thứ Hai, 28 tháng 5, 2012
Edd Byrnes was the hip, cool, jive-talking Kookie, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. was Stu, Roger Smith was Jeff. Crazy, man..."you meet the highbrows and the hipsters, the gangsters and the phony tipsters..." During its first run on [...]
Captain Compass
Người đăng: Unknown on Chủ Nhật, 27 tháng 5, 2012
Captain Compass was one of many features that Detective Comics had over the years. He originally appeared in issues of Star Spangled Comics, starting in #83. He bumped Robotman from that book, and that feature moved over [...]
Number 1164: The phantastic Phantasmo
Người đăng: Unknown
E. C. (for Elmer Cecil) Stoner was an African-American pioneer of the comic book field. Already an established artist when comic books began, he fit into the earliest comic books with his solid contributions, working [...]
