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- rob!
- 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
- Martian Manhunter Week, Part 2 - 1963
- Martian Manhunter Week, Part 1 - 1961
- The Flash Annual - 1963
- Superman Annual - 1962
- Hawkman - 1964
- DC Special - 1969
- The Demon - 1987
- Son of Ambush Bug - 1986
- Batman - 1970
- The Brave and the Bold - 1965
- Mystery Titles - 1960
- Man-Bat - 1975
- Captain Action - 1968
- The Vigilante - 1983
- Detective Comics - 1980
- 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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2 comments:
THE DOTS! THE DOTS! THOSE UGLY, ENDLESS DOTS!!!
But you know what, Who's Who is a product of its time. The dots kind of work as a last goodbye to the DCU as we knew it to that point. Earth 1 is still out there, stuck in the eighties...
Chris
i actually liked the dots, but i know i'm in the minority. even Who's Who update editor Mark Waid slammed them in the book's intro.:)
i loved these "do you know me?" ads, i thought they were really clever and fun.
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