I Fought The Colossus!

A number of Marvel comic stories from this period had titles of this type, as valiant heroes fought bravely against myriad menaces and ultimately prevailed. "I Fought" remained unchanged as innumerable interchangeable menaces took turns at menacing the world. This time, a computer is the ultra-menace, a familiar theme we have seen many times before. Artwork was by Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko, who did many Marvel comics stories in this period, but not usually together.

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Susie's Enchanted Isle

Susie is Lois Lane's little niece, and Superman brings one of her fantasies to life again in this story.

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"Ultra Violet" - MY DATE #1

An interesting story of the Archie variety from the first issue of Hillman's MY DATE. Art by Mort Meskin.

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Madame Strange

Another superheroine from the old comics, who resembles Wonder Woman somewhat.


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Lois Lane Meets Annie Oakley

Another Superman story with Annie Oakley, but this time somebody else is being Annie Oakley instead of Lois Lane.

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Annie Oakley Gets Her ( Super ) Man

This story is probably related to the Annie Oakley show with Gail Davis.

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