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From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Confessions of the Lovelorn is a pop art classic.

Gasoline Alley made a low-key debut in The Chicago Tribune Syndicate, November 24, 1918. Gasoline Alley is credited as the first comic strip in which the characters age normally, and also being one of the first soap operas in any medium. The strip was created by Frank King with the remit from The Chicago Tribune's publisher, to create a strip to appeal to the new generation of car owners and mechanics.

Crime Fighting vigilantes. Cartoon superhero fan art, digital drawing design.

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

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Confessions of the Lovelorn is a pop art classic.

Agent ZX-5 was one of the top US spies. He answered to his superior Major Jason, who gave ZX-5 missions around the world fighting the Axis powers during WWII. He would continually come into conflict with foreign spies such as Madame Terror. After the war, he goes on to become a private eye. He was known for his charm and carried a trick cane with numerous buttons each with a different function such as one for tear gas.

Nagana, Queen of Evil, is a three thousand year old sorceress who tricks mortals by making false promises of immortality, but is truly sucking their lives away. However, her nemesis Kalkor, high priest of Isis, tries to stop her. He later banished her using the curse of Isis. Nagana's power included conjuring flames and summoning her minion, Hassan. However, even though she possesses vast magical powers, the Queen of Evil is not above using a gun.

Golden Age represent! ink, marker, gel.

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.

In 1914, an orphaned child named John Aman was chosen by the Tibetan Council of Seven to be trained to both mental and physical perfection. When he was 25, he was ready to fight crime in the outside world. He returned to America and did just that. Amazing Man's powers include super strength, invulnerability, and the ability to make himself disappear in a cloud of green vapor. It is because of that last power that he is also known as the "Green Mist." Amazing Man's arch-enemy is The Great Question, an evil telepath who was exiled from the Council of Seven after Aman exposed his true nature.

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Joe Smith's father, John, was a medical doctor who took his wife to Japan in 1932. Joe was born shortly thereafter, making him a Japanese citizen. Joe's father saved the life of Wan Tung, the leader of the community and the most famous judo expert in all of Japan. For this, Wan Tung chose to teach judo to Joe alongside his own son, Yoshimiru. In 1953, Dr. Smith decided Joe should return to America to finish his studies. Once arriving at school, Joe met a bully, Spike, and a gal pal, Judy. After a brief skirmish with Spike, Joe agreed to teach both Spike and Judy judo but, only for self-defence.

Charles Gibson, a wealthy scientist, was experimenting with electricity and chemicals when lightning struck his lab. The electrical shock caused the lab to explode, but Gibson emerged from the wreckage with a body that could conduct and generate electricity. Swearing to use his powers for the good of humanity, he decided to fight crime as Shock Gibson, the Human Dynamo. In spite of using his surname in his code-name, nobody can figure out who he is under the mask.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Confessions of the Lovelorn is a pop art classic.

Diana the Huntress traveled from her home on Mount Olympus under orders from her father, Zeus, to protect Greece. She could be summoned by anyone who found one of her arrows. Her powers included flight, superhuman strength, and agility. Diana also had a "robe of concealment" allowing her to hide among mortals. She was a skilled archer and carries a magical bow and golden arrows. She was assisted by her fellow Greek/Roman deities such as Apollo, Hercules, Zeus, Mercury, and Discordia.

The world's first female superhero! Based on Golden Age comics by Fletcher Hanks. First introduced in 1940, Fantomah became known for her strange and vengeful ways. (And striking good looks!)

Created out of “living rubber” invented by two brothers, T-Flex the Rubbersaur is a remote controlled crime-fighter who always bounces back!

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Kid Eternity Screams Eternity!

Classic pre-code horror comic art from the front cover of Black Cat Mystery number 50, detailing one of the stories included in the issue entitled White Heat. Walter Thorne needs money to help pay for his dying wife's operation and steals some uranium from the Nuclear Power Plant that he works at for some shady characters. After receiving payment of $10,000, he plans to pay for his wife's operation but she can't be saved because the doctor needed that special uranium to perform the operation!

The First Elden Lord! Elden Ring comic book fan art

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Confessions of the Lovelorn is a pop art classic.

miracle man in sketch from apokolips to the world

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Based on an old ad image for a mail-order monster mask (as seen in FAMOUS MONSTERS magazine circa 1960s. Enjoy these incredible mail order rubber monster masks and horror props from the late 50s that are guaranteed to "drive girls crazy" and "make everyone shudder in fright!" We especially love the Shock Monster, Skull, Vampire Girl Werewolf and Melting Man! If only we could still mail order these Halloween treasures today.

Golden Age Thor

Vintage Public Domain Comic Character from the 1940s. Modified from: Clue Comics #5. Hillman Publishing, September 1943 Comic Story: Seldom Does a Corpse Walk Away Featuring Micro-Face; Pencils: Al Ulmer; Inks: Tony DiPreta

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

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

slimy old cartoon

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Madam Satan was a mortal woman. When she found out her fiancé's parents didn't approve of her impending marriage, she murdered them. As they were dying, they managed to tell their son who had done the deed. Naturally, the fiancé wasn't happy to hear that, and he wound up killing her. The murderess went to Hell, where she became a loyal servant to Satan himself. Her job was to seduce men into losing their souls. Brother Sunbeam was her arch-enemy. He tried to capture her in a bottle but, never could.

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Originally Kitty Kelly was an air hostess who wanted desperately to become a pilot. During the course of her appearances, she ran into spies, saboteurs and general criminal types but, she won through luck as much as she did through effort. The feature was later renamed Kitty Kelly: Yankee Girl. She then abandoned this name, changed professions to become a social worker, and gained a costume emblazoned with her initials "KK" as she lacked a superhero identity. Under times of extreme stress Kitty Kelly could gain super strength and self propelled flight.

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