Bronze Age (1970-1985)

Charlton Comics, Haunted Love

Haunted Love – Volume 01 Issue 01

My Rating Eternal Teacher… Ken Dupke arrived by carriage that night per the father’s request. It was an odd request, Ken thought to himself. The trip through the moors under a quarter moon made the experience even more somber. It was like a scene out of one of those Penny Dreadfuls sold to old maids […]

Marvel Comics

The Marvel No-Prize Book – Volume 01 Issue 01

My Rating Lest We Should Goof…! – Mighty Marvel’s Most Massive Mistakes Come follow the pontificating Stan “The Man” Lee as he takes us through some of Marvel’s classic mistakes, misprints, misspellings, and all the other follies starting with “mis”. Strap in for the mind blowing admission of guilt from the head honcho himself. The

DC Comics, The Unexpected

The Unexpected – Volume 24 Issue 190

My Rating The Unexpected (Section) The Jigsaw Corpse The traitorous general stands over the hacked-up body of El Presidente’s secretary of state, El Condor. The man would not give up the location of the country’s leader, and for that El Condor must die. Not in the traditional way of hanging. No, the local legend of

DC Comics, Weird Mystery Tales

Weird Mystery Tales – Volume 01 Issue 14

My Rating Blind Child’s Bluff! Young Cathy stands in front of her mangy old yellow Labrador retriever ready to protect him from the two police officers who came to put the dog down. Cathy’s nanny argues with the young blind girl but it doesn’t matter. The dog is accused of murdering Cathy’s step-mother and her

DC Comics, The Unexpected

The Unexpected – Volume 26 Issue 216

My Rating Samurai Nightmare Japan – 1600 AD, the small fishing village of Ketsu has fallen under a deadly plague. Lord Tsukami orders his best samurai warrior, Ito, to investigate the devastation and report back any news. The samurai is instructed to start at the Christian mission located north of the village and seek answers

DC Comics, Madame Xanadu

Madame Xanadu – Volume 01 Issue 01

My Rating Dance For Two Demons The summer of 1981 was a record heatwave in the village. For normal New Yorkers it was just another distraction to take their minds off the crime and corruption they had to deal with everyday. To a heroin addict like Joseph, the radiating heat from the concrete sidewalks only

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