"Thanks.  Here’s one more.   He’s under Captain Marvel’s right elbow."

"By a strange coincidence, I've been rereading those early 70s Adventure Comics and Captain Fear appeared on-and-off for about two years though he never wore the Simonson outfit. He did, however, reappear in the early 80s as a feature…"

""Captain Fear never appeared on a cover as best as I know..." He appeared on the cover of The Art of Walter Simonson tpb. :) "

"Pirates, I can work with that.   An artist whose work fascinates me is Alex Nino.  He is literally the only artist that I will buy a comic he drew simply for the art.  Okay, maybe Alex Toth as well.   After Supergirl left…"

"Ahoy, Mateys! It be Talk Like Robert Newton a Pirate Day! Arrr! And here be a fine cover set on the high seas:"

"Nightmaster's appearance in Showcase #100, though listed, is a bit debatable. He's supposed to be on Page 8 but which figure is him. I have no idea! The guy with the googles on the bottom is Jason from "Jason's…"

"One of the "tiny cameo appearances" was in Showcase #100.  This features (almost?) every character to have appeared in the first 99 issues.  The story by Pauls Kupperberg and Levitz was great fun, and Joe Staton pulled out all…"

"In other comics, this Captain Marvel also met Dr Fate (not the one you remember), Dr Doom (not the one you remember) and The Ray (not the one you remember)!"

"Speaking of Supergirl The most well-adjusted teenager, ever. Everyone she knew is dead, including her parents, but she still has a big smile. Any other issue would have cover-featured Metallo. After hiding out for years, she is finally revealed to…"

"In a strange yet bizarre coincidence, when I found this one, it was my favorite Legion story from their Late Adventure period though at the time, I had no idea it was their last issue!"

"I happened to get this one without realizing (despite the blurb of the cover) that it was the beginning of a new series. "

"In the 60s I was up for any new superhero comic (there really weren’t as many as we “remember”— a case of history being written by the “victors”— there were tons of comics in other genres).  My parents…"

"My dad was a kid in the 1930s and early 1940s, and had been a fan of the old Tarzan films. He and his friends would get up early on Saturday and walk along the tracks to find coal/coke that had dropped out of the cars. They would sell it in the…"

"Before the various sword-and-sorcery comics (Stalker, Claw, Starfire) that I've already posted, DC made an earlier foray into the genre with the character of Nightmaster.  He got a three-issue run in Showcase, starting with #82, May…"

"I think you're right, Richard.  Pity, I liked my hypothesis.  Oh, well! :-("

"Here's two of a more recent vintage that I like. When I first saw the cover to Detective Comics #1006, I thought DC was somehow incorporating the TV Oliver Queen post TV Crisis On Infinite Earths into print continuity. Okay, I'm man…"