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Sgt. Strong was a U.S. Marine who fought in the Pacific front of WWII along with his fellow soldier and friend, Wally, nicknamed Angel.

War correspondent Mark Mutton crash lands on a remote Pacific Island where the mysterious Skull Flock nurse him back to life and train him in their fighting style and control of fire! He returns to the war as The Grazing Skull, fighting on both fronts

Sheena was the first female hero in comics, and the first female character to get her own self-titled comic book. Sheena was the child of explorer Cardwell Rivington. However, her father was killed accidentally by a native witch doctor named Koba. Koba then raised Sheena as his own daughter because he felt it was his duty. Once grown, she became queen of the tribe and met Bob Reynolds, whom she chose as her mate. In her second origin, Sheena was an orphan of missionaries. Bob was called Rick Thorne and Koba's role was fulfilled by a female witch named N'bid Ela.

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Martian Hi-Jinks! Gorgeous painted cover of Lars of Mars no.11 from 1951. Artwork by Alan Anderson, now in the public domain.

Fabulous cover for issue no.98 of Adventures Into The Unknown, 1958. Pencilled and inked by Ogden Whitney, now in the public domain.

Miss Masque, golden age superheroine. First published in 1946.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Brides in Love is a pop art classic.

From comic book's Golden Age, this cover of Glamorous Romances is a pop art classic.

Art connoisseur Dan Kenneth, the Gladiator, dressed as a Roman gladiator and fought criminals such as Dr. Wrath.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Boy Meets Girl is a pop art classic.

Originally Copics markers on chipboard 12x12 2010

This is cover art from a golden age horror comic book, Tales From The Tomb.

Exposed to a mysterious substance, called blue-blaze, in 1852, Bill Keen is apparently killed. But he was actually in hibernation and his strength and speed grew a hundredfold while he slept. Awakened in 1940 by the growing evil in the world, he becomes a force for justice as The Bluebill Blaze!

Jane Arden was an internationally syndicated daily newspaper comic strip which ran from 1927 to 1968. The title character was the original "spunky girl reporter," actively seeking to infiltrate and expose criminal activity rather than just report on its consequences and served as a prototype for later characters such as Superman supporting character Lois Lane and fellow comic strip heroine, Brenda Starr.

From comic book's Golden Age, this cover of Intimate is a pop art classic.

Charlton Comics, 1945 to 1986, published a wide variety of genres, including crime, science fiction, Western, horror, war and romance comics, as well as funny animal and superhero titles.

Shazam! The Marvel family - depending on the color of the shirt you can be Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel jr., Mary Marvel - or even Black Adam!

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Career Girl Romances is a pop art classic.

From comic book's Golden Age, this cover of Cinderella Love is a pop art classic.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of All Romances is graphic classic.

I love comic books! Old, New, Sci-Fi, Fantasy... they are all great.

I love comic books! Old, New, Sci-Fi, Fantasy... they are all great.

I love comic books! Old, New, Sci-Fi, Fantasy... they are all great.

From comic book's Golden Age, this cover of Girls In Love is a pop art classic.

Charlton Comics, 1945 to 1986, published a wide variety of genres, including crime, science fiction, Western, horror, war and romance comics, as well as funny animal and superhero titles.

Dynamic Man was created by Dr. Moore to fight the forces of darkness personified by the Yellow Spot. The Spot used his evil witchcraft to kill off or enter the minds of American scientists. He could travel as a bat and went into the home of Dr. Moore to kill him. While being stabbed, Moore somehow managed to throw the switch, giving life to his creation. The Yellow Spot's fiendish plan was put to a stop by Dynamic Man, who released the trapped minds of the other scientists and eliminated the Yellow Spot, who could only be killed in his bat form.

Jack Gatling was known as the best stunt flier in America, but he lost all of his hair flying through a fire earning the nickname of Bald Eagle. Jack worked as the head instructor and chief troubleshooter at a Marine airfield in California, but he managed to destroy an underground Japanese base, becoming a hero. The Bald Eagle continued to fight the Japanese throughout the war. His plane was known as the Flying Coffin.

The Black Fury was a horse who lead a pack of wild stallions and roamed the West righting wrongs. He was not unfriendly to humans and occasionally adventured with a human companion, but would part ways with them after their journey was through.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Career Girl Romances is a pop art classic.

The golden age Champ on the hunt

With great power comes great responsibility...and a spider-inspired design!

Don Wallace was the hero known as Torpedo Man who operated out of a hidden base under the Statue of Liberty, in New York harbor. His costume gave him the power to fly.

Space Smith and his girlfriend/co-pilot, Dianna (later spelled "Diana"), explored and patrolled the universe keeping it safe for travel and trade. They battled space pirates and aliens.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Career Girl Romances is a pop art classic.

retro design