Category Archives: Golden Age Comics

The Trouble with “Famous First Editions”

Every few weeks I receive an email from someone claiming to have an “original” Batman #1, Detective #27, Action Comics #1 or Superman#1 and wanting to know how much it’s worth.  My first question is always, “What are the dimensions of … Continue reading

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Golden Age Reprints – Marvel Masterworks Journey Into Mystery, Volume 2

At the end of the Golden Age of Comic Books in the mid-1950’s, Atlas (later Marvel Comics) continued to publish pre-code horror in the pages of Journey Into Mystery.  While the stories in Journey Into Mystery were generally fair, the … Continue reading

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Heroes Con – Charlotte, NC

My favorite comic book convention is Shelton Drum’s Heroes Con.  This year’s show will be held on Father’s Day weekend, June 19-21 at the Charlotte Convention Center.  This is a great show with fantastic guests.  I was thrilled at the … Continue reading

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The Great Comic Book Heroes

A while back, I posted about my favorite Golden Age comic book reprint book.  In thinking about that post, I tried to remember the first comic book reprint book that showcased a significant number of diverse Golden Age stories.  While DC … Continue reading

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Golden Age Reprints – Golden Age Marvel Comics Masterworks Volume 4

Marvel is at it again this week with another great Golden Age Marvel Masterworks volume.  The Marvel Masterworks Golden Age Marvel Comics, volume 4 reprints all stories from Marvel Mystery Comics 13-16 (November 1940 – Febraury 1941).  In addition to … Continue reading

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