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Adolphe Barreaux is a pioneer in the history of comic books. He started out drawing comic book-like stories for Harry Donenfield (who later ...

This strip, the initial offering from the first issue of Funny Stuff , published by DC Comics in 1944, is by Ron Santi. I've never been ...

Task Force One. Volume 1. Number 2 October 2006 | 28 page | PDF | 14.5MB Download

In the early '60s Johnny Weissmuller's Tarzan films were popular on TV. I had a passable Tarzan yell when I was a kid, and could scr...

Courtesy, Emile , we have some Flash Gordon Sunday strips. S176 was the last Sunday strip drawn by Dan Barry (the brother of Sy Barry, who d...

Despite dropping almost all my DC Comics purchases in '61-'62 after Marvel introduced The Fantastic Four and the rest of their earl...

Instead of two stories from one particular artist for today's post, I thought I'd share two tales obviously inspired by the same lit...

Emile has been hard at work getting alternate versions of both Sunday and Daily strips of the Phantom. I am presenting two of the Sunday str...

As many of you probably know, Superman's heat vision was not an early power. Both Superman and Superboy originally used "the heat...

Story & Art: Mac Raboy  Original run: 1958-08-24 to 1958-10-12 Summary: Agreeing to fly the powerful “Bumblebee” rocket in the upcoming ...