Tag: Comics
All-New Comics #6 (January 1944) was published by Harvey. The wild cover has a bit of everything; no less than two motorcycle images, a U.S. flag waving over…
These are the guys (D.C. aka Detective Comics) that started it all. After the first Detective Comics issue back in 1937, they created and launched the first appearance…
Like crumbling ruins of an ancient roman coliseum, the tattered and worn pages of a comic book provide insight into the culture of a bygone era. The title…
Cindy Comics from publisher Timely ran for a total of 12 issues, numbering #27 to #38. Issue #37 from December 1948 is below. …
Candy was one of Quality Comics introductions into the crowded “teen-humor” market that had been ignited by the success of Archie. Quality wisely did not stray too far…
Margie Comics #46 has a cover date of June 1947 (#36) and contains a super early, fist ever appearance of none other than comic avant-gardist Stan Lee as…
Before there was Blondie the musician there was Blondie Boopadoop, the sultry comic strip character created by Chic Young. Blondie. She was a fun loving flapper girl who…