The DC Silver Age superheros appeared to have teenage sidekicks almost at random. Batman did certainly, Superman did sort of, but Green Lantern, Atom and Hawkman all eschewed the buddy combination, as did later DC heroes [...]
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Number 113The Weapon To Win The War!Wow, gang! A genuine Buck Rogers Sonic Ray, with uranium power chamber, fission heat eliminators, cyclotron chamber and sonic resonator…only $2.50! A bargain like that you won't find from [...]
The Five Most Important DC Comics of the Silver Age
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This is not really a hard thing to work out. First, of course, is Showcase #4, the comic that started the superhero revival that is probably the biggest aspect of the Silver Age. To give you an idea, during the 1950s, [...]
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Number 112 The Ghost Rider and the Fire Ghost!This is story number two from Ghost Rider #1, 1950, published by M.E. Comics.Gardner Fox, who wrote hundreds, maybe thousands, of comic book scripts in his life, wrote the Ghost [...]
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Number 111Popped Wheat's Giveaway Smilin' JackSmilin' Jack was a popular newspaper comic strip which ran from 1933 to 1973. Forty years is a respectable run for any strip, especially one that was centered around aviation. [...]
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Number 110 Bob Powell's Twice Alive!When you think about it, you are a sum total of your ancestors. You have their genes, good and bad; you carry their legacy. In this story by Bob Powell from Fawcett's Worlds Beyond #1, [...]
Viagra Ads, Circa 1959
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This marital aid brought to you by Forbidden Worlds #79 (American Comics Grou [...]
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Number 109Howard Nostrand Holds That Tiger!Ripley's Believe It Or Not! was a very popular newspaper comics panel for decades. It's still being published, now drawn by John Graziano. It was a natural for a comic book, and [...]
