Silver Age Comics

The guys at Comic Geek Speak have continued their look at the history of DC comics with a show on the 1960-1972 period that my readers will...

This comic arguably fits in better with the Golden Age, although its cover date is January 1955. "Women in the jungle" comics wer...

As the story begins, Green Lantern is attending a magicians' convention. Why? Well, on the story level we'll assume it's becau...

No, not that kind of fantasy. As you can see, Stan was already attempting to shed the image of comic books as trash entertainment for kids...

As I'm sure most of you are aware, Julius Schwartz was the editor for the revived All-American Comics during the Silver Age. The Flash,...

That this story was taking place in groove-tastic 1968 is pretty obvious when you take a gander at the splash page: The Titans are trying to...

This fits in with an old post of mine on the prevalence of copycat villains during the Silver Age. Cal Rankin was a young man who possesse...

I don't ordinarily highlight simple and obvious mistakes, but this one is rather amusing and unusual. Consider the cover of Jimmy Olsen...

1. Who taught Roy Harper how to use a bow and arrow? Brave Bow, an Indian chief, taught Roy Harper how to be an archer: 2. Name the three ma...