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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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- Suicide Squad - 1987
- Camelot 3000 - 1983
- Seven Soldiers of Victory - 1974
- Happy! Hilarious! Hep! - 1969
- Detective Comics - 1967
- Tomahawk - 1951
- Shade The Changing Man - 1977
- Blue Devil/Firestorm - 1986
- Green Arrow - 1987
- Showcase: Johnny Double - 1968
- "Dangers and Thrills!" - 1969
- Anthro - 1969
- Action Comics - 1972
- "Our All-New Adventure Line" - 1975
- Shadow War of Hawkman - 1985
- Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen - 1971
- "Two Great Hits" - 1971
- Batman - 1971
- Teen Titans - 1971
- Debbi - 1971
- DC Special - 1971
- Angel Love - 1986
- The Forever People - 1988
- Sgt. Rock - 1967
- The Metal Men - 1969
- Superboy - 1967
- Mystery In Space - 1962
- DC Special: The Viking Prince - 1971
- The House of Forbidden Love - 1971
- 16 Days of The Batman, Part 16
- 16 Days of The Batman, Part 15
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2 comments:
There you go hating on Curt Swan again Rob. :-)
Yeah, I don't think Action had been "daring" since 1938 at this point...
Another example of DC's obsession with the paranormal during this period. Every comic looked like a Halloween special!!!
Chris
DC ran several panels in 1972 drawn by Wrightson featuring the Swamp Thing walking through a rainy bog, as I recall. Yet I can't seem to find it, only a single panel. This was a promo for the series at the time DC had the banner "All New Stories/Best in Comics" or "First in Comics/Best in Comics" running across the top of their titles. Can you find this?
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