"Once the owl theme became apparent and we saw a cartoony octopus with a trash bin, I knew Woodsy Owl was involved.  While I couldn't find an appropriate Wonder Woman cover, I did remember another Silver Age…"

"The third cut is obvious Sheldon Moldoff Batman art, and your 1957 clue led me to Batman 107! Hoot hoot! Hoy"

"I think we're seeing the owl following my pussycat theme. Hoy"

"A closer look at the first one jogged my memory. This is Daredevil #3. I think this was the first issue I'd read as a kid.  Hoy"

"You've stumped me on all four of these! Getting back to Catmans, when I post cuts I try to stay in the Silver Age or close, so I didn't go with Golden Age Catman the hero.  Hoy"

"Thread needs  more Herbie. Hoy"

"As he grew up, this superpower was still available but thankfully, used infrequently.. Hoy"

"We seem to be stuck, even with the theme being guessed. Do these bigger cuts help? Hoy"

"Here's another round of cuts. Hoy"

"Dave Palmer said: In the Silver Age Ross Andru and Mike Esposito were not my favorite artists. I was certainly disappointed when they replaced Curt Swan on World's Finest (after a Neil Adams fill-in). The artwork was a bit too…"

"I've heard that but I think it was mostly touching up rather than redrawing. We all know what Neal Adams' Superman looks like but this is definitely Ross Andru's version:"

"Well, they did ... but Neal Adams redrew Superman throughout that book."

"I loved Ross Andru's work on Metal Men and he brought Wonder Woman into the modern era. But, to me, he'll always be MY Spider-Man artist!"

"During the Silver Age, one of my favorite comics was Metal Men.  Andru and Esposito were born to draw them. I liked them a lot on MM and WW, where they were in their own little world of weird fantasy and whimsy. It's when they…"

"In the Silver Age Ross Andru and Mike Esposito were not my favorite artists.  I was certainly disappointed when they replaced Curt Swan on World's Finest (after a Neil Adams fill-in).  The artwork was a bit too…"

"Andru's work moved in a cartoonier direction as the Silver Age progressed and then away from it in the Bronze Age. His 80s work isn't cartoony, but he didn't do many stories after he returned to DC in 1978 - he edited and…"