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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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- Humor Titles - 1967
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- Showcase/Hot Wheels - 1970
- G.I. Combat/Richard Dragon - 1976
- Comic Pacs/Subscriptions - 1963/1964
- Showcase: I Spy!/Sgt. Rock - 1964
- "The Line of DC Super-Stars!" - 1974
- Angel and the Ape - 1968
- Batman/Detective Comics/Brave and the Bold - 1961
- Super-Stars of TV/"Two By Two!" - 1980
- Brave and The Bold/Flash/Green Lantern - 1964
- Action Comics/World's Finest - 1971
- DC Annuals/Flash/Mystery In Space
- Coming...Super-Attractions! - 1962
- All-Flash/Green Lantern - 1942
- Showcase: Firehair/World's Finest- 1969
- Jonah Hex/Weird Western Tales - 1980
- Batman/The Flash - 1970
- Bat Lash - 1969
- Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer - 1962
- "The Sound and The Fury" - 1978
- "Dynamite's Coming!" - 1969
- "We Don't Rest On Our Laurels!" - 1981
- Saga of The Swamp Thing/Fury of Firestorm - 1982
- Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen - 1969
- The Flash - 1967
- "Biggest Bargain in Comics!" - 1974
- Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer - 1961
- "Go-Go" Checks - 1965
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3 comments:
Is that Flash cover goofy or brilliant? It certainly made me want to read that issue back in the day.
(And I remember it as being a clever story as well, but I'm reluctant to go back and reread it now lest my happy recollection be shattered.)
I LOVE that huge Bat logo on the cover. Makes the comic look like it's twice as big as a regular one. And Adams still had plenty of room to make a compelling scene. Fantastic.
I've seen the Flash cover before, but I've never read the story. Flash had some of the best covers. I think Carmine was still looking out for his baby at that point.
Chris
Flash covers were ALWAYS weird. I remember one of the first comics I ever owned was the Flash with a giant head! The best thing about the 60s Flash comics was the footnotes tying the Flash's powers to real science. I loved that stuff.
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