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- Writer/Illustrator/Comics Historian. Co-host of The Fire and Water Podcast, host of The Film and Water Podcast, TreasuryCast, and other shows on The Fire and Water Podcast Network.
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- Martian Manhunter Week, Part 4 - 1987
- Martian Manhunter Week, Part 3 - 1978
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- Martian Manhunter Week, Part 1 - 1961
- The Flash Annual - 1963
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- Captain Action - 1968
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- Who's Who - 1985
- Saga of the Swamp Thing - 1984
- Saga of the Swamp Thing - 1982
- "Where The Action Keeps On Coming!" - 1981
- Superman - 1970
- Ghosts - 1971
- DC Comics Presents - 1978
- The DC Line of Super-Stars - 1976
- All-Star Comics / Blackhawk - 1975
- The Brave and the Bold - 1969
- Bomba / The Spectre - 1968
- The World's Greatest Superheroes - 1979
- The Inferior Five - 1966
- New Things at DC - 1967
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3 comments:
When I first saw this ad, I was puzzled why DC didn't take the opportunity to go all A-list on this new JL (no A). After the "Detroit era" it would have been welcome.
But when I got into it, I really like this series when it started. And although I appreciated the clever humor of this era, I felt only the first year of issues actually struck the right balance between irreverance and action to be the Justice League. Kind of like the Batman TV series. Only the first season rode the line between parody and sincerity correctly.
Dr. Light sure didn't last long...did she?
Chris
Rightfully one of the most imitated images in comic book history, and I think it works even better in the context of this ad.
The art was good, but frankly, I was rather heartsick that they turned the Justice League into a bunch of squabbling kids, essentially. I couldn't follow it too long before giving up on it.
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