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Comic publishers have always dutifully scanned popular culture for clues as to topics that appear to interest teenagers. In the 1950s, comi...

DC fiddled around with funny animals for most of the Golden and Silver Ages. Unlike Dell, however, they never signed up with a major cartoo...

Here are the two non- Venus filler tales from Venus #17 and #19 : "The Madman's Music" with spooky art by Pete Morisi , and...

In JLA #37-38, DC brought back the JSA for the third teamup with the Justice League. Once again, they continued to rotate the characters. ...

In the late 1950s, DC began introducing female counterparts to their male heroes. Batman had Batwoman, Superman had Supergirl, and Blackhaw...

The Silver Age Superman was dramatically different from the Golden Age Superman. Aside from the very early stories, the Golden Age Superman...

More I'm reading strips, more liking strips than comics version. Today sharing all Batman strips available with me. The Superhero "...

Dial B for Blog has a terrific post on The Final Chapter from Amazing Spiderman #33, frequently cited as one of the highlights of the Silve...

Number 518 De fust time The story of how Pogo met Albert is told by Walt Kelly in Dell Four Color #105, Albert the Alligator and Pogo Possu...

This is the final posting from our “Aces Up My Sleeve” theme week, featuring early stories from the Ace Comics line. This is the issue where...