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"In case you don't know, the lady in danger from the Joker is Dinah (Black Canary) Lance!
I guess they thought identifying her wouldn't help sales. At all."
I guess they thought identifying her wouldn't help sales. At all."
"Ha ha, yes I should have said identity, no idea why I didn't. Very Freudian."
"That reads as strangely Freudian, ME. Personally. I think that covers such as "Unmasked by Doctor Octopus" count.
Anyway, here's Bruce Wayne, and his shadow self:"
Anyway, here's Bruce Wayne, and his shadow self:"
" Is the theme secret id revealed or simply an appearance in secret id? That would open up a lot more covers, thanks."
"Classics Illustrated #26. Lotsa blood in this adaptation!"
"More Supergirl from me. She certainly spent a lot of time revealing herself on her covers. "
"As previously stated, secret identies may not have been as big a plot point at Marvel than at DC, but some characters were still concerned. (Image courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"
"Marvel Team-Up #26--The Human Torch battling the Lava Men was so hot that it melted the wings off Thor's helmet! "
"A true classic! It's the return of the Composite Superman!"
"House of Secrets #26. I definitely bought this issue."
"Another Linda Lee Danvers cover. This was during the era where Supergirl had multiple costumes of varying designs:"
"During this month we'll see plenty of people trying to figure out who the superhero is, the hero trying to protect their civilian identity and at times even establishing an alternate, like this one courtesy of the Grand Comics Database."
"Is this anyway to treat "da idol o'millions"?
I got this one on Christmas 1975! "
I got this one on Christmas 1975! "
" Unlike DC, Marvel weren't that hot on the old "secret identity" saga. The X Men, The Fantastic Four and many of The Avengers didn't bother with secret identies. However, this guy did."
