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Batman's rogues gallery is generally considered the best in comics, although one can certainly make persuasive arguments in favor of Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, or even the Flash's rogues. But the book that really solidified that the Dark Knight's enemies were the best of the worst, is DC's Batman: Hush.
If a talking reptile or squawking emu can help peddle insurance, a sensible scientist should be a shoo-in for selling research laboratory products. Meet Professor Tipp as the savvy new spokescharacter, if you will, of JDM Lab Solutions, the specialty supply company owned by Peters Township residents Jim and Dawn Mortimer. The typical marketing effort in their field tends not to go far beyond listing whatâs for sale, so they decided it would be a good idea to come up with something distinctive and memorable for JDM. James Winslow "Win" Mortimer (1919-98) at his drawing board And to stoke ...
Solo Avengers #1-20, Avengers Spotlight #21-40 (December 1987 – January 1991) Written by Tom DeFalco (#1-12, 14-16), Roger Stern (#2-4), Dennis Mallonee (#5), Dan Mishkin (#6), Bob Layton (#7, 11), Mike W. Barr (#8), JM DeMatteis (#9), DG Chichester (#10), Margaret Clark (#10), Howard Mackie (#12, 18-25, 27-29), Gregory Wright (#13), Dwayne McDuffie (#13, 26-29), Chris Claremont (#14), Fabian Nicieza (#15, 24, 31-34), Peter B. Gillis (#16, 18, 20-21), Danny Fingeroth (#17, 35), Sandy Plunkett (#19), Lour Mougin (#22), John Byrne (#23), Glenn Herdling (#25), Dwight Jon Zimmerman (#25), Steve...
Dick Grayson's Star Turn as Robin in Star Spangled #65 Up for Auction Dick Grayson's Star Turn as Robin in Star Spangled #65 Up for Auction Posted on Batman and Detective Comics have been among the most sought-after comics ever published for decades. It can sometimes seem like every other issue is a key moment in the history of Caped Crusader's career, and that there are no overlooked gems left to discover in the chronicles of Golden Age Batman. But there still are a few underappreciated issues. This Star Spangled Comics #65, cover-dated February 1947 featuring Robin from DC Comics. ...