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PLAY BALL – IT’S OPENING DAY!

PLAY BALL – IT’S OPENING DAY!

Superman Out or Safe at Home?  Sneak Peek 2021 Vintage DC. WORLD'S FINEST COMICS Vol.1, No.15, September 1944;  Cover Art:  Jack Burnley;  Writer:  Jerry Siegel;  Penciler:  Jon Small;  Inker:  George Roussos One of the joys of Golden Age DC Comics is seeing our heroes having a good time together, like on the cover of this [...]
Posted by Andy Hyman
It’s a Flashback Friday with…. THE FLASH!

It’s a Flashback Friday with…. THE FLASH!

Beware the Atomic Grenade! THE FLASH Vol.1, No.122,  August 1961;  Cover Art:  Carmine Infantino,  Murphy Anderson;  Writer:  John Broome;  Penciler:  Carmine Infantino;  Inkers:  Joe Giella The Fastest Man Alive goes up against a new villain known as the Top,  a whirling wrongdoer with formidable spinning powers.  The Top’s ultimate plan is to demand control of [...]
Posted by Andy Hyman
Will the Caped Crusaders run into a Brick Wall?

Will the Caped Crusaders run into a Brick Wall?

Batman and Robin tangle with the Joker in "The House that Jokes Built!" DETECTIVE COMICS Vol.1,  No.109,  March 1946;  Cover Art:  Jack Burnley,  Ray Burnley;  Writer:  Don Cameron;  Penciler:  Win Mortimer;  Inker:  Win Mortimer Batman and Robin have tussled with the Joker more times than we can count,  with the pasty-faced madman portrayed as everything [...]
Posted by Andy Hyman
Famous FLASH Firsts!

Famous FLASH Firsts!

Giant FLASH Annual Features Heroes & Villains in the FLASH Hall of Fame! THE FLASH ANNUAL Vol.1,  No.1,  1963;  Cover Art:  Carmine Infantino,  Joe Kubert;  Writer:  John Broome;  Penciler:  Carmine Infantino;  Inker:  Joe Giella This collection of reprints,  culled from multiple past issues of Showcase, All-Flash,  and The Flash,  was the only annual of its [...]
Posted by Andy Hyman