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Lou Fine did a number of iconic covers for the Hit Comics series, and it appears he accidentally did two covers for one issue of the series.

Lou Fines classic early covers for Quality Comics Hit Comics make the early issues of the series highly sought after by collectors.

Lou Fines iconic 1940 cover for Hit Comics #5 from Quality Comics is based on a scene from the interior story in that issue.

Vern Simon of Maple Lake, Minnesota has been a KISS fan since he was 9 years old.

Kid Eternity first appeared in Hit Comics #25, created by Otto Binder and Sheldon Moldoff, and published by Quality Comics in 1942.

The creation of Toni Blum and Charles Nicholas for Quality Comics title Hit Comics, the Red Bee is the subject of an iconic Lou Fine cover.

Hard Boiled Detective Ken Shannon became a Quality Comics star in the early 1950s featuring art by Jack Cole and Reed Crandall.

Vince Harley was a pulp fiction writer who got in the middle of a jewelry heist, got swarmed by bees, and became a superhero.

Recently, Bleeding Cool noted the return of Kid Eternal to DC Comics continuity, working as a coroner in the police morgues of Gotham. In todays Justice

Kid Eternity is a DC Comics character created by Otto Binder and Sheldon Moldoff, and first published in Hit Comics #25 by Quality Comics in December