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Today in Comics History, May 18, 1372: Past events like these will influence Batman stories in the futureGokd morning! Here's a cheerful comic book for you to start out the day with! from Batman: Killing Time #3 (DC, July 2022), script by...
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Today in Comics History, May 12: Happy birthday, Charles Biro!Born on this day in 1911: comic book writer and artist Charles Biro , who started up at the Harry Chesler Shop, Hillman Publications (where he...
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Today in Comics History, May 17, 1942: New 1942 model car crumples into wreck upon hitting newsprintfrom "[Jon Wells Dies in Auto Crash]" in Heroic Comics #17 (Eastern Color, March 1943), script by Stephen Douglas (?)
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Gargamel Supports Transvestismcomic panels from "A Kiss for Smurfette" in 65th Smurfs Anniversary (Free Comic Book Day 2023) (Papercutz, May 2023); script and art by...
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Today in Comics History, May 17, 1993: This is the worst recipe blog introduction everfrom (L) "V for Vendetta: Book One, Chapter Ten: Venom" in Warrior #10 (Quality Communications, April 1983), script by Alan Moore,...
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Today in Comics History, May 17, 1941: Uncle Sam prepares fast-moving bicycles for Pearl Harbor defensefrom "Bike-Ology," Bendix Corporation advertisement in National Comics #43 (Quality, August 1944), creators uncredited and unknown
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Today in Comics History, May 14, 1810: To back up his verdict, the judge gestures at the caption boxfrom "The Banshee Bride of Ballybrooke" in Ghosts (1971 series) #94 (DC, November 1980), script by Mimai Kin, pencils and inks by Win...
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Today in Comics History, May 12, 989: That's not Old English, you twitfrom "Second Choice" in House of Secrets (1956 series) #85 (DC, April 1970), script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Neal...
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Today in Comics History, May 12, 1810: Boy, he really didn't like that Kevin Costner moviefrom "The Banshee Bride of Ballybrooke" in Ghosts (1971 series) #94 (DC, November 1980), script by Mimai Kin, pencils and inks by Win...
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Today in Comics History, May 12, 1965: Millford town council eagerly endorses depths and lengthsfrom House of Secrets (1996 series) #12 (DC/Vertigo, September 1997), script by Steven T. Seagle, pencils and inks by Guy Davis, colors by...
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Today in Comics History, May 12: Happy birthday, Yogi Berra!Born on this day in 1925: Yogi Berra , champion baseball player and manager, malapropist, and cartoon bear. from Yogi Berra one-shot...
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Today in Comics History, May 12-18: These...are The Days of the Weekfrom The Adventures of Tintin v. 16: Destination Moon (Methuen, 1959); script, pencils, and inks by Hergé; translation by Leslie...
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Today in Comics History, May 16, 1905: Hundreds killed in tragic accident when trolley does not go "clang clang clang"from "George Westinghouse" in True Comics #50 (Parents Magazine Press, July 1946), pencils (and inks?) by Sam Glankoff
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Today in Comics History, May 13, 1965: Kevin Somers gets the hat color absolutely correctfrom House of Secrets (1996 series) #12 (DC/Vertigo, September 1997), script by Steven T. Seagle, pencils and inks by Guy Davis, colors by...
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Today in Comics History, May 13, 1903: Floor-sleeper rousedfrom House of Secrets (1996 series) #10 (DC/Vertigo, July 1997), script by Steven T. Seagle, layouts by Christian Højgaard, finishes by...
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Today in Comics History, May 13, 1918: Story about Houdini trying so hard to be a James Bond thrillerfrom After Houdini (Insight, October 2018), script by Jeremy Holt, illustrated by John Lucas, colors by Adrian Crossa, letters by A Larger...
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Today in Comics History, May 15, 1941: There's absolutely no way that 1941 can be sad now!from "The Clipper Bows Out: The Real Story of Joe DiMaggio" in Baseball Thrills #3 (Ziff-Davis, Summer 1952), script by Ed Silverman (?),...
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Today in Comics History, Mother's Day: Mr. Wilson actually has no mother, having been ripped from the thigh of Zeusfrom "Maybe Yes Maybe No" in Dennis the Menace Bonus Magazine Series #151 [ Dennis the Menace Yearbook ] (Hallden/Fawcett, April 1976),...
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Today in Comics History, Mother's Day: Mother's Day in Gotham CityThis is an expanded and updated version of posts originally published May 13, 2012 and May 8, 2022. cover of Batman: The Long...
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Today in Comics History, Mother's Day: Well, it beats divin' off a bridgefrom Gwen Stacy #2 (Marvel, May 2020), script by Christos Gage, pencils and inks by Todd Nauck, colors by Rachelle Rosenberg,...
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Today in Comics History, Mother's Day: Wow, Alcmene is ticked off that Herc forgot her presentfrom "All in the Family, Part 1: Mother Day" in Marvel Comics Presents (1988 series) #39 (Marvel, December 1989); script, pencils, and...
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Today in Comics History, May 14, 1965: Criminal gang prepares to thwart Alan Scottfrom House of Secrets (1996 series) #20 (DC/Vertigo, June 1998), script by Steven T. Seagle, pencils and inks by Jacob Pander and Arnold...
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Today in Comics History, Mother's Day: Kansas mom enjoys holidayfrom Super DC Calendar 1976 (DC, 1975), letters by Ben Oda
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Today in Comics History, May 10: Happy birthday, Steve Buccellato!Born on this day: comics colorist (and writer, penciller, and editor) Steve Buccellato ( The Uncanny X-Men , The New Mutants, Wolverine,...
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Today in Comics History, May 10, 1952: Oh it's such a perfect day / I'm glad I spent it with youfrom "I Concentrate on You" in Solo (2004 series) #1 (DC, December 2004); script, pencils, inks, and colors by Tim Sale, letters by...
