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WONDERWORLD COMICS (vol. 1) #3 (July, 1939). Cover pencilled by Will Eisner, inked by Lou Fine.
This issue, if notable for anything, introduces The Flame's butler/man-servant Jarvis (take that, Tony Stark!), and The Flameboat!
Written by Will Eisner, art by Lou Fine.
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Sub Saunders and the Last of the Ray Men from Fantastic Comics No. 11
by Karl Kief
Little Timmy had an awakening that day
Zoot Comics #13
Conversations from real life.
Blue Beetle house ad on Weird Comics (1940)
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Phantom Lady #17 April 1948 cover by Matt Baker
Bryson Johnson, co-owner of Comics Heaven and specialist consultant at Stanley Gibbons Baldwinβs, has compiled a shortlist of the American comics that defined the decades to explain exactly why these issues remain so poignant today
