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Number 1047 The Green Hornet and Jolly Roger A couple of days ago I showed you a Lone Ranger story, so it seems appropriate to show you a Gr...

Number 414 Miss America and the Shocker Miss America, as the blurb on page one of this story tells us, is 16-year-old Madeline Joyce. In the...

Dobie was DC's only remaining teen star in the early 1960s; A Date With Judy was about to give up the ghost shortly after this particula...

Number 774 Ritzy Fritzi August 10 is the publication date for another of Craig Yoe's great books, this time a compilation of Ernie Bushm...

You gotta love a gang that's so superstitious they have to remind themselves what not to do. And yes, the Martian Manhunter uses their ...

Shang-Chi: Master of Kung Fu One-Shot #1 CBR | Sep 30, 2009 | 50 Pages | 30.4 MB Shang-Chi is a Marvel Comics character, often called the ...

As I often mention, superheroes were only one small segment of the comics back in the Silver Age. DC, the company that started the Silver A...

“Dance Macabre”* by Joe Kubert is another of his early works, this time from Black Cat #2 (1946). Over the past few years I've posted s...

I consider Spiderman the single best Silver Age character. For starters, he has the best motivation for putting on the outfit and fighting ...

The Search For Bridey Murphy by Morey Bernstein was a popular best seller in the mid-1950s. A woman was put under hypnosis and told a tale ...