Silver Age Comics

One of the things that I've been meaning to do is look back through the comics to see when the concept of comics being "collectible...

See, there was the Golden Age Captain Marvel, aka Billy Batson, aka the Big Red Cheese. And Marvel came out with its own version of Captain...

The multiverse begins as Flash #123 goes on sale. This story was implied by the very first Barry Allen Flash story in Showcase #4, which ope...

Fawcett was a major comics publisher in the Golden Age, with Captain Marvel Adventures actually outselling Superman in the 1940s. But after...

I'm not one of those folks to talk about racist covers on comics when it comes to World War II and the Japanese. It's easy to forge...

When I decided at age 13 to start collecting comic books, the reaction from my family was, to say the least, not positive and supporting. M...

I haven't talked much about Charlton Comics here. Aside from Steve Ditko's terrific work, it's safe to say that they are consid...