Oct 16, 2023
Bulletdog
Bulletman devised a gravity collar that allowed his dog, Slug, to become the flying, crime-fighting Bulletdog! Bulletdog then assisted Bulle
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Bulletdog
Bulletman devised a gravity collar that allowed his dog, Slug, to become the flying, crime-fighting Bulletdog! Bulletdog then assisted Bulle
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Bulletman #11 (January, 1943). Cover by Jack Binder, featuring the Bullet Family: Bulletman, Bulletgirl, and (I am not making this up) Bulletdog.
There is the trope of adding a young kid to a sitcom to boost viewership; this should forever be known as Bulletdogging.
Bulletman, covers by Charles Sultan, Mac Raboy and Jack Binder.
Bulletman, Bulletgirl and Bulletdog by Jack Binder
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Introduction of Bulletdog. Artist unknown.
There was a Bulletdog?
Bulletman #14, Spring 1946, cover by Jack Binder