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If you were to ask fans to name the most important year in comic books, many undoubtedly would say 1938, which marked the debut of Superman, or 1939, which saw the introduction of Batman. Others might suggest 1956, which ushered in the Silver Age with...

‎In the Comics: ← Older revision Revision as of 01:37, June 25, 2014 Line 46: Line 46: ==In the Comics== ==In the Comics== + [[File:Captain_Marvel_0001.jpg|thumb|Captain Marvel as he appears in the comics.]] + + '''Captain Marvel''', also...

Titanic heroes from the Golden Age of comics crossover in this collection of Team-Ups! Uncle Sam assembles avengers for America, The Wizard meets The Shield twice, Capt. Freedom and Shock Gibson prevent a U.S. invasion, Bulletman encounters Captain Marvel...

On the left, the cover to Marvel Comics’ Captain Marvel #3, drawn by the gifted Ed McGuinness, out on sale in several weeks. If the first issue is any indication, it’s worth reading. On the right, the cover to Fawcett Comics’ Master Comics #105, cover...

From an issue of Master Comics, usual home of Captain Marvel Jr (the hero who cannot say his own name) comes this adventure of Bullet Man. Notable only for the stuck inside a mannequin kink used throughout the story. And also the dark nature of the story...