Tag Archives: DC Comics

1970s, Avengers, bronze age, captain america, Comics, DC Comics, Marvel Comics

“Two Into One Won’t Go!”

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Crazy, fascist Cap from the 50s versus the true, original Cap from the 40s back in the 1970s (did you follow all that?) is probably the greatest Captain America storyline ever and one of the greatest comic storylines overall, ever. Continue reading “Two Into One Won’t Go!” →

1940s, 1970s, all star comics, bronze age, Comics, DC Comics, doctor fate, golden age, justice society of america, Superheroes, superman

“The Death of Doctor Fate”

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By the time I got into regularly buying new comics in the spring of ’76, the Jesus craze was largely over, having peaked around 1970-71 with Jesus Christ Superstar, Godspell, and the larger “Jesus Revolution” that made the cover of TIME for their June 21, 1971 issue. Continue reading “The Death of Doctor Fate” →

1960s, bronze age, Comics, Marvel Comics, Spider-Man, stan lee, steve ditko, Superheroes

Spidey Miscellanea Pt. 1: An Arachnid in Amber?

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I don’t know about the rest of you, but with the state of the world being what it is right now, I could use a light-hearted distraction like talking about silly comic book characters. So let’s talk about my number one, all-time favorite: Spider-Man. Continue reading Spidey Miscellanea Pt. 1: An Arachnid in Amber? →

1940s, 1950s, 1960s, all star comics, batman, Comics, comics business, DC Comics, golden age, justice league of america, justice society of america, Superheroes, superman, wonder woman, world's finest comics, world's finest team

When Batty Met Supey

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As a nostalgia-fueled blog, it’s not surprising that human memory (specifically my human memory) would be a regular theme here, but it is just a tad surprising to me that it seems to have become the dominant theme. Continue reading When Batty Met Supey →