Captain Comics replied to Rob Staeger (Grodd Mod)'s discussion DC Finest line
"This is a very new development -- but maybe we'll see more DCF books come along as the year progresses!
Yes we will, and here's a press release to that effect:
New DC Finest Titles Arrive on DC UNIVERSE INFINITE This Week
DC UNIVERSE INFINITE…"
1 hour ago
Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"Maybe he was already doing the Batusi in 1942, and we just didn't know!"
1 hour ago
Jeff of Earth-J replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"When did Batman start using jazz slang? Is he trying to be ... cool?
I don't know when he started, but he was still a hep-cat in 1967 (Blackhawk #228) when he said (to President Lyndon Johnson, no less), "It's a fact, sir. The Blackhawks are…"
3 hours ago
The Baron replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"Tokugawa Yoshinobu, the last shōgun, retired in 1868, and lived until 1913, so it's not entirely impossible."
4 hours ago
Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"FEBRUARY 7, 1942
Batman #10, April-May 1942, Detective Comics Inc. Cover by Fred Ray and Jerry Robinson. It's sort of metaphysical, with Batman and Robin acknowledging that they are pen-and-ink characters.
Batman and Robin "The Isle That Time…"
5 hours ago
Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"When Clark leaves Lois, telling her he's going to bed, I thought he did that to follow her but no! Clark really went to bed!
I found that surprising, too.
So Potts was the archer shooting all those war arrows? He should have been fighting Green…"
5 hours ago
doc photo replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"Some people grow up exposed to second hand smoke, I grew up exposed to second hand music. Specifically Top 40 radio. My older sister had the radio on from the moment she woke up until she went to bed only taking a break to eat or go to school. By…"
7 hours ago
Philip Portelli replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"SUPERMAN: they never explain why the Ghost Indian can evade Superman for so long besides to keep the story going!
When Clark leaves Lois, telling her he's going to bed, I thought he did that to follow her but no! Clark really went to bed!
So Potts…"
yesterday
The Baron replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"TNT and Dyna-Mite make their second appearance (the first was in Star-Spangled Comics #7), but why they appear here, I have no idea.
There was space open and a story available?"
yesterday
Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion The Massive, Extravagant, Over-the-top Golden Age JSA Re-read
"World's Finest Comics #5, Spring 1942, Detective Comics Inc. Cover by Fred Ray
Superman "The Tower of Terror" By Jerry Siegel and John Sikela (13 pages)
The local Native Americans are none too happy when wealthy Brent Matthews plans to move their…"
yesterday
Jeff of Earth-J replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"It has taken me a month, but I've finally said all that I have to say about your initial post. I myself don't have a "bucket list"; if anything, I have a "soundtrack of my life." If I had a bucket list, it would be composed entirely of things that…"
yesterday
JD DeLuzio replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"That, and A Night at the Opera, which also includes ♫Bohemian Rhapsody♫."
yesterday
Lee Houston, Junior replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"Has Queen been mentioned yet? If not, definitely consider their greatest hits album Captain.
Even though I'm personally not a fan of greatest hits albums beause they're more like highlight reels than a complete look at an act's entire career, in…"
Monday
Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"Even though I'm from Memphis, I don't know if I need that much Elvis! I'll check 'em out, tho."
Monday
Captain Comics replied to Captain Comics's discussion Comics on sale May 27, 2026
"MANDRAKE DAILIES v4: I thought this had already come out (because I already have it).
Has it? Do you? (Because I don't.)
Sorry, Jeff, this is untrue. I remembered receiving a Mandrake recently, but it was Volume 3.
"Sleeping Sorceress" is far more…"
Monday
Jeff of Earth-J replied to Captain Comics's discussion Music Bucket List
"ELVIS PRESLEY - Elvis, Elvis Presley
I'd say that's a good start, but actually all of his pre-army LPs are worth owning.

Elvis Presley (1956)
Elvis (1956)
Lovin' You (1957)
King Creole (1958)
For LP Fans Only (1959)
A Date with Elvis (1959)

Also,…"
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