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"I did not know that! It makes sense, however. Reinterpretations of old myths and legends were a part of comic from the start, and Hilter's fascination with Teutonic mythology (among other things) was well-known.
On another note, is the Atom flying?…"
On another note, is the Atom flying?…"
"He even altered the more "modern" Valkyries from DC Special #29 into the Golden Age versions, not in Young All Stars #1 (Ju'87) but in America Vs the Justice Society #1 (Ja'85)."
"More World's Finest. Here's issue 175. I'd just like to point out that the Batman Revenge Squad are in no way related to The Superman Revenge Squad."
"Would you believe that Roy Thomas poached Gundra and the Valkyries from Comic Cavalcade #17 in 1946? Maybe everyone else already knew that, but I didn't know it until recently. It answers a lot of questions I had about DC Special #29!"
"JD: I find that hard to believe.
Eric: Would you believe Hermann Göring and the Valkyries?
JD: I still don't believe it.
Eric: How about Karl Dönitz and a couple of Jungmädel?"
Eric: Would you believe Hermann Göring and the Valkyries?
JD: I still don't believe it.
Eric: How about Karl Dönitz and a couple of Jungmädel?"
" Would you beleive the valkyries and Adolf Hitler as bad giuys?"
"Not quite my first Flash comic -- that was the previous issue, "Don't Mess With the Molder!", and I'd read some of a friend's issues before that -- but this one cemented the fact that Flash was my favorite superhero. And this issue was so…"
"At least, Flash's Rogues Gallery knew how to throw a party!
Edit: I had no idea that Lee was posting the earlier cover!"
Edit: I had no idea that Lee was posting the earlier cover!"
"Unlike other hero's villians, Flash's rogues gallery did have a comeradie between them when not trying to defeat the Scarlet Speedster. (Image courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"
"Another early Joker/Luthor team-up, from World's Finest #129 (November 1962)."
"If I recall, the bat-puzzle wasn't particularly challenging, but this is a cool cover:
That cape, however, might present a few challenges."
That cape, however, might present a few challenges."
"Detective #30 and Batman #30. Talk about a cover to set off Wertham! I'm pretty sure these guys are both criminals."
"Somewhere Amalak, the Annihilator, Elton Craig, Moon Man, Super-Menace and Zha-Vam are crying!"
"The Comics Archeology story was interesting.
I was afraid you were going to say that Kralik emerged from a different part of Jim Shooter."
I was afraid you were going to say that Kralik emerged from a different part of Jim Shooter."
"Don't remember Kralik- did he emerge from the Phantom Zone?
No, he emerged from Jim Shooter's imagination. This issue of World's Finest is Kralik's first and only appearance. See Comics Archeology for a snarky write-up of the story."
No, he emerged from Jim Shooter's imagination. This issue of World's Finest is Kralik's first and only appearance. See Comics Archeology for a snarky write-up of the story."
