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Category Archives: Golden Age Comics
Reading Golden Age Comics on Apple’s iPad
Apple’s iPad has received a lot of media attention lately. It is a revolutionary device that will likely become the electronic book reader of choice for millions of people who prefer to carry their portable libraries stored away in bits … Continue reading
The First Martian Manhunter?
I assume that when seeing the title to this post, most fans of DC Comics immediately think of the shapeshifting, fire-hating martian, J’onn J’onzz who made hist first appearance in Detective Comics #225 (November 1955). Indeed, some call this character … Continue reading
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Tagged Dusty, Martian Manhunter, MLJ Comics, Monstro, The Shield
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Cool Stuff! Batman: The Brave and the Bold – Season One, Part 1 on DVD
O.K., I admit that this isn’t really traditional Golden Age stuff, but I’ve got to tell you how much I have enjoyed previewing Batman: The Brave and the Bold Season 1, Part 1 on a pre-release DVD set from Warner … Continue reading
Superboy: The Early Adventures
Little did DC Comics know that the introduction of Robin the Boy Wonder in Detective Comics #38 (April 1940) would result in a flood of youthful Golden Age sidekicks. DC had a hit with Robin, and many of their popular … Continue reading
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The Comics: An Illustrated History of Comic Strip Art
At the 2007 Heroes Con, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Jerry Robinson of Golden Age Batman and Joker fame (among his many other honors and accomplishments). This is by far my favorite interview for the Golden Age of … Continue reading