"Been busy all week, but here's a couple of more Superman covers to enjoy, courtesy of the Grand Comics Database."

"I've been searching comic book adaptations of Douglas Adams' work with no luck. You'd think the ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything would be represented somewhere. Anyway, guess we just have to settle for a more…"

"There were two versions of the 100 page giant format. DC-# were the original, true 100 pages for 50 cents with no ads! The page count also included the inside and back covers, but bring back some fond memories. There were 19 in total, numbered DC-4…"

"I personally still feel like we (the readers) are being shortchanged by the online policies to some extent. After all, the Kindle versions to a lot of the early anthologies like Action and Detective only feature the lead story (Superman and Batman,…"

"Okay, it's been more question marks than exclamation points so far, so let me change this with a couple of treasured classics from the early days of my comic book reading (and I do stress the R word) history... Images courtesy of the Grand…"

"Rob: I was referring to the 1960s title. Before recent additions, all Amazon ever had was issue 1 before a big jump into the 200s. Would love to catch this version on sale at a good price someday. And in all honesty, I'm personally not sure…"

"Reasking the questions years after they were originally answered... The Hannigan-Janson cover's good, and Gil Kane always turned in great art, whatever the assignment. (Images courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"

"Rob: I think something is wrong with the Strange Adventures listings. While Amazon is finally gaining those specific issues (they never had #2 or 3 before now), they're $1.99, which is the standard back issue price. Were they supposed to be on…"

"Not sure I'd believe the answer in light of how the answer is portrayed today, but still... "No Spoilers."—Professor River Song. (Image courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"

"Okay. I've got more to keep me going for awhile. For example... (Image courtesy of the Grand Comics Database.)"

"Well, Phillip posted two of my opening three before I could. Hey, it happens. I remember someone saying this month's theme might wind up being all Julius Schwartz era covers and I wanted to find other sources, like this third question mark from…"

"OOPS! My bad. Sorry. I've only been participating in this thread for a couple of months now."

"These are the last of my dinosaurs for June. Not sure if the normal size exclaimation points count as transition covers as well but from what I've read of the stories online, John Ostrander's take on the Suicide Squad concept was a LOT…"

"Considering DC's efforts in the Silver Age were sometimes a mixed bag at best, I'm surprised they kept trying this concept between The Brave and The Bold as well as the original Showcase. Were all the stories ever collected in a trade…"

"I have no idea when The Honeymooners aspect entered the picture, but The Flintstones were originally also going to be entitled The Gladstones. There is even a test reel of the characters in action under that name but hasn't aired publicly since…"