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The Marvel covers did not start out all that different from the DC covers, although that soon changed. The early Fantastic Four covers featured the characters demonstrating their various powers: The characters are so iconic to us these days that it can be hard to remember that back in 1961, kids had no idea who the FF were, or what they could do, so it was important to give them an idea quickly. As I have mentioned in the past, this may be the real reason the early FF issues started out with…

This week we are going to break down what we believe to be the best Batman covers from each era of comic book history – so expect this to be broken into four different parts encompassing: Golden A…

<b>From 1941-1986, the superheroes appeared in their own comic book series, <i>World's Finest Comics</i>, and it was ridiculous.</b>

Minor spoilers ahead, obviously, since we’re dealing with the solicitation text for a book not due in stores for three months. Fantastic Four Frightful Four Marvel Two-In-One In #86 of that series, the Thing basically convinces the Sandman to go straight. Yeah, that’s right! Sandman has just recovered from a previous altercation where he became combined […]

Featured Characters: ⏴ Sub-Mariner (Namor McKenzie) ⏵ Supporting Characters: Empire of Atlantis Unnamed Physician ⏴ Lady Dorma ⏵ Antagonists: ⏴ It, the Silent One Other Characters: United States Navy Numerous unnamed navy personnel Leonard McKenzie (Referenced) Neptune (Mentioned in narration) AEC (Mentioned) Fen (Mentioned in narration) Council of War (Mentioned) Races and Species: Mutant Atlantean-Human Hybrids Fish Androids (Mentioned) Robots (Mentioned) Humans Octopuses Atlanteans…

Metal Men illustration by Walt Simonson from the back cover of The Amazing World of DC Comics #12, August 1976.

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"Batman and Green Lantern: "The Tick-Tock Traps of the Time Commander!"": While attending a performance by John Starr, a modern day "Monte Cristo" claiming to be framed for a crime he did not commit, Bruce Wayne is approached by Starr after The Brave and the Bold #59 is an issue of the series The Brave and the Bold (Volume 1) with a cover date of May, 1965. While attending a performance by John Starr, a modern day "Monte Cristo" claiming to be framed for a crime he did not commit, Bruce…

Strange Tales #114 (Marvel, 1963) CGC VF+ 8.5 White pages. Featuring the Human Torch. Acrobat appears in - Available at Sunday Internet Comics Auction...

artist- Steve Ditko

Let's take a look at price irregularities in Silver Age comics, specifically: Fantastic Four #33, The Amazing Spider Man Annual #4 and X-men #58 #silveragecomics #comicspeculation #gocollect

Browse the Marvel Comics issue Tales of Suspense (1959) #66. Learn where to read it, and check out the comic's cover art, variants, writers, & more!

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I went to see the Man of Steel movie yesterday. I enjoyed it a lot, although I will confess that I started out a little suspicious, especially given the build-up during the scenes on Krypton. I did like the high-tech stuff there, but what the heck was that flying butterfly that Jor-El was dashing around on? Struck me as a bit of a rip-off from Avatar. But the rest of the movie was much better; about the only complaints I had with the Earth scenes were that they did a bit too many back and…