"Riddle of the Red Roc" - HOUSE OF MYSTERY #63

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Over the years Jack Kirby worked for both DC and Marvel Comics. It can be seen that his pre-superhero stories at Marvel were similar to the stories he had been doing at DC, causing us to doubt Stan Lee's claims that he himself invented everything in those stories.

Reblogged fromhttp://allthingsger.blogspot.com

The Roc would appear again in Kirby's work for Marvel comics.

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Torchy - MODERN COMICS #74

Torchy's next adventure involves feuding hillbillies.

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Happy Father's Day

From Dawn Wells!

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Some Funnies From FAMOUS FUNNIES #22

Some more funnies from FAMOUS FUNNIES. Actually there's a large percentage of the contents there, but I didn't put them all in, and the Buck Rogers comics that had originally been there are missing from the version on the Comic Book Plus site due to copyright concerns.

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"Planetary Error" -MARVEL BOY #2

Another pre-Marvel ( Atlas ) Marvel story without any mention of Stan Lee. Art by Bill La Cava, 1950.

Reblogged from http://fourcolorshadows.blogspot.com/

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Torchy - MODERN COMICS #73

Torchy's next adventure finds her in the world of art.

"Leggart Model Agency" is a reference to "Leg Art", a term widely used at the time for pinup pictures.

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