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In a Slam-Bang Comics origin that has elements similar to Captain Marvel, an aged magician gave a man power "beyond all ordinary mortals."

One of the biggest characters in the Golden Age, Captain Marvel was also featured in some of the biggest comics published in the era as well.

Bulletdog was arguably the first "superdog companion" of the Golden Age, setting the stage for Krypto and other superpets to follow.

Bulletman and Bulletgirl were launched into an unusual series which cost five cents and was released biweekly from Fawcett Publications.

The early Golden Age title Slam Bang Comics from Fawcett Publications contained an eclectic mix of features, one based on a Fawcett editor.

Master Comics was a long-running Golden Age series from Fawcett Pubications that came to feature the character Captain Marvel Jr.

As his Senate testimony shows, Dark Mysteries William K. Friedman knew what buttons to push when it came to comic book horror.

Munson Paddock used a psychedelic concert poster art style somehow transported to 1940 for Mars Mason of the Interplanetary Mail Service.

Dark Mysteries editor William K. Friedman made a career of helping publishers push limits, and faced off against the Senate over the title.

Mysterious Adventures is an important Pre-Code Horror title with some classic covers and a publisher who leaned into the controversy.