MORE FUN COMICS (vol. 1) #65 (March, 1941). Cover by Bernard Bailey.

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MORE FUN COMICS (vol. 1) #65 (March, 1941). Cover by Bernard Bailey.

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The anthology comic Action Comics published its 5th issue with a cover date of October 1938. In the Superman segment, Lois Lane was supposed to tell Clark Kent to travel to Valleyho to cover a dam break, but she sent him to the local hospital instead. When George Taylor, Editor-in-Chief of the Cleveland Ohio Daily Star, found out Clark missed the last train to Valleyho, he fired him. As Superman, he rushed to Valleyho. He protected the train Lois was on and later saved her from the flood. He eventually dammed the water from the dam break by pushing a mountain in the way. Lois and Superman kissed. When he returned, as Clark, he told Taylor that he had taken an airplane and made it to the story, so he got his job back. He chided Lois for deceiving him, but he said he still liked her. She responded, "Who cares! The spineless worm! I can hardly bear looking at him, after having been in the arms of a real he-man!" ("Superman: The Big Scoop" "Chuck Dawson: The 4-G Gang Part 5" "Pep Morgan: The Newport Silver Cup Races" "Phil the Floater: 2 Miles to Dover" "The Adventures of Marco Polo Part V" "Tex Thomson: The Nestralian Spy" Scoop Scanlon: Gentleman Jack, the Bank Robber part 1" Action Comics 5, DC Comic Event)
Bernard Bailey “The Man of Two Worlds!” Strange Adventures #181 (1965) Source
Colorist uncredited
Vintage Comic - Weird Tales Of The Future #08
Pencils: Bernard Baily
Inks: Bernard Baily
Aragon (July-Aug 1953)
"THE CONSTANT EYE" splash panel.
This Magazine is Haunted (Fawcett, 1952)
Art: Bernard Bailey (who co-created Hourman and The Spectre, no less!)

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Original Bernard Bailey cover art to 1965′s House of Secrets #75. What the hell is even going on here? I love it.
I’ve always dug the cool, creepy, almost unknowable Doctor Fate — the helmet... the Egyptian mythology... the windowless, doorless tower in Salem. What I didn’t realize is how, at various points over the years, he’s been graced with art by such a rich variety of talent.
Hal Sherman, above & below:
(These are some of my favorite Golden Age comics, way more twisted & interesting than 90% of other superhero stuff I’ve read from the period.)
MIke Sekowsky:
(Hanging with the other heroes in a scene like this is probably where I first met DF.)
Murphy Anderson:
Joe Kubert:
Walt Simonson:
Jim Aparo:
Keith Giffen:
(I happen to love this chunky, highly stylized period of Giffen’s art.)
John Byrne:
MIke Mignola:
Alex Ross:
And then, something I never thought I’d see... a live-action Doctor Fate on TV (Smallville, to be exact)!
What a time to be alive.