"To Richard, Phillip, et al.
At least Tomahawk was more serious in the beginning than when all the Silver Age tropes arrived. (Images courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"
"I don't have a snake cover per se for today, but this group does fight the villainous snaky group Cobra on a regular basis. (Image courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"
"Thanks for the information Richard. I'm just not current on publishing companies outside the United States but I am in awe at how high some of the title's issue numbers are. Guess they never had to deal with Crises and other report issues overseas."
"Since I don't have the issue I have no idea what the story is about, but the cover certainly qualifies for this month's theme. (Image courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"
"I've gotten to the pointt that I think of Captain Canuck akin to the Green Lantern Corps. Many have worn the red and white, but the very first from the 1970s is my personal favorite."
"The original Freedom Train was a travelling museum between 1947-1949 that made a lot of stops celebrating America both within the 48 contigous states and many comic book stories. There was another for the Bicentennial, but not one for the 250th…"
"Does anyone know if DC ever collected Supergirl's original early 1970s series before that title was folded with Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen's books to become The Superman Family?"
"Almost didn't make it today but before I go to bed, courtesy of the Grand Comics Database... Wolverine is definitely pro Canada, and not someone you want to upset."
Still trying to get the hang of this new forum. But it's great to have somewhere to else to talk, even if F+W ever manages to get their act together with CBGXtra.
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Still trying to get the hang of this new forum. But it's great to have somewhere to else to talk, even if F+W ever manages to get their act together with CBGXtra.