Silver Age Comics

This one's slightly outside my bailiwick, as it was published in 1954 on the inside front cover of Wings #123, the penultimate issue of ...

1. If you wanted to travel from Asgard to Earth, in what direction do you need to go? The answer was shown in Journey into Mystery Annual #1...

1. If you wanted to travel from Asgard to Earth, in what direction do you need to go? 2. What non-mutant villain had his powers from childho...

Did you ever notice that Smallville had the shoddiest construction projects imaginable? From diving boards: To dams: To walls: To the bleach...

When I was a kid, there were times when I found myself thinking about some odd topic or other and would stop and say to myself, "Now wh...

Another Silver Age legend falls by the wayside. Colan was best known for his long, terrific runs on Daredevil, Iron Man and Batman. I'...

I confess I had not read this story in decades and it didn't make much of an impression on me back as a teen. But re-reading it last ni...

Anybody who read only the Steve Ditko issues of Amazing Spiderman would know exactly who was Spidey's arch-enemy, and it wasn't the ...

Covered adeptly by Bill Jourdain . The post contains lots of information that I was not aware of previously, including the fact that DC Com...

With the release of the Green Lantern movie, I thought I would talk about GL's main enemy, Sinestro. Sinestro first appeared in GL #7 a...

A long time ago, I talked about Tin, the Metal Man who was arguably the bravest character in the Silver Age, because he always showed great ...