As we celebrate Memorial Day in the United States, let’s not forget those who gave their lives to ensure the freedoms that we and future generations will enjoy. Several of the WWII era World’s Finest Comics covers were devoted to our troops. Here’s the cover of issue #6 where our heroes are thanking a soldier and a sailor for their service during the war. Enjoy!
World’s Finest Comics #6 (Summer 1942)
Another classic Joker cover on Detective Comics, featuring “Crimes in Reverse”. How will Batman and Robin outwit the Joker in this adventure? Enjoy!
Detective Comics #128 (Oct. 1947)
Here’s another great mid-1940’s Superman cover on Action Comics. Enjoy!
Action Comics #87 (Aug. 1945)
On the cover of this issue of Action Comics, Hocus and Pocus make their “magic carpet” fly thanks to the Man of Steel! This is another great mid-1940’s issue of Action Comics. Enjoy!
Action Comics #88 (Sept. 1945)
Another exciting story of Superman when he was a boy! Superman was so popular that DC later published stories about Superboy and his years growing up in Smallville. His adventures started in More Fun Comics and were later moved over to Adventure Comics. This character became so popular that he got his own title. There’s a house ad for Superboy #1 in this issue and it was on the stands at about the same time. Enjoy!
Adventure Comics #137 (Feb. 1949)
