Alternate World Comics

The one where Batman and Robin have their ages swapped, and as the text says that Batman was made 10 years younger what was he in those stories, 22?

In the Legion of Superheroes justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: Brainiac 5 who’s too tight ass for his own good, who investigate crime; and Superboy, who means well but is really a pretty crappy defense lawyer. These are their stories.

DING DING

As seen in Adventure Comics #342, 1966.

Time off in the Silver-Age 30^th century.

DC Comics in-house promo, 1967

I thought the Mano vs. The Persuader panel deserved a closer look.

From Adventure Comics # 353, 1967

Hey, even the Beatles had their little tiffs, so the Fatal Five can be forgiven. 

Again from Justice League of America # 46, 1966.

This explains why I’ve had the odd felling that someone has been touching the roof of my apartment complex all day. 

Promos that appeared in every DC Comic the month before the first appearance of Angel and Ape in 1968.

Forget Catwoman… Emerald Empress the hardest working dominatrix in the silver-age DC Universe.

Seems Superman can’t fly off into space for a few days without someone messing with it while he’s out, and no it’s NOT Mr. Mxyzptlk this time.

“…Even a monster like Hector Hammond is allowed to dream.”

Superman # 18

Been away for a while being the sickest I’ve ever been in my life. 

With luck some life is starting to drain back into me.

In Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen # 89, 1965 after seeing a movie Jimmy decides it might be fun to do some double naught spying. 

Sargon the Sorceress from Constantine # 1, coming soon.

Oh good grief now what?

The Monarch was a Hawkman villain?!?

Well, long enough to be throw away baddies for two pages in Justice League of America # 41, 1965 with them not even lasting all the way through the second page as the Hawks are distracted by henchmen of The Key pulling a bank robbery under their lop sided fight, no wonder he switched to arching for the Ventures.