Showcase Corner - Martian Manhunter!
Martian Manhunter is the first Silver Age superhero. His earliest adventures as a Martian trapped on Earth are contained in Showcase Presents Martian
Martian Manhunter is the first Silver Age superhero. His earliest adventures as a Martian trapped on Earth are contained in Showcase Presents Martian
In the second volume of Teen Titans - The Silver Age the team really come into their own. They had begun a trio of boy sidekicks to try and milk a
If any single comic book spoke to the era of the 1960's, at least as imagined by the mature creators of comics at the time it was the Teen Titans.
Bob Haney lives up to the hype… As I noted the other day, my latest reading project is all the Brave and the Bold Batman team-ups, interspersed
Oh, if only… I’ve started a new reading project: all the Batman team-ups in the classic Brave and the Bold series, interspersed with the
Art by Joe Kubert Weird Warriors always have my vote. If you are going to tell a war story, why not a weird one? I suppose this is because I grew up
A half century ago, when your humble blogger picked the object of today’s post up out of the spinner rack and eyeballed the cover for the first
As discussed on this blog back in January, Teen Titans #32 ended with two of our young heroes, Kid Flash and Mal, trapped in a bizarre alternate
Art by Dick Loederer DC’s cavemen capers began at the beginning of the company with “Caveman Capers” in 1935’s New Fun Comics. Every so often
In the early 1940s, as a myriad of would-be publishers heard about the overwhelming success of Superman nd rushed into the marketplace offering their
Back in December, I wrote about the departure of Dick Giordano from his position as an editor at DC Comics. Giordano’s last day on staff at the
This issue of BRAVE AND THE BOLD was another comic that I wound up with in trade with my classroom buddy, Donald Sims. Even by 1978, those first ten
While as we’ve seen, Marvel was relatively quick to begin to self-mythologize its creative staff and editorial Bullpen, rival publisher DC (then
Above was the first glimpse of Steve Ditko's new creation for his new employer DC Comics. The Creeper offered a strange silhouette for an eager fan.
The first time I came across it, I don’t think that I was able to go in and look around. But it was enough to know that it was there, and