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Several of the rarest and popular Golden Age comics feature some of our favorite heroes beating up Nazis and even Hitler himself As such is the case with this ComicConnect auction for Spy Smasher #10, which ends on May 21st and asks the most critical question Did Spy Smasher kill Hitler?
Spy Smasher from Fawcett Publications[...]
Looking for a late pre-code horror book? ComicConnect has this stunning copy of Fight Against Crime #20 waiting for you!
This weeks ComicConnect event auction is heating up with this piece. Fight Comics #49 should be on your watch list!
Own a piece of Archie Comic history with this beautiful restored copy of Jackpot Comics #4 -- only at ComicConnect!
Hello and welcome back to Diving Into the Comic Vault! Today we'll be looking at Pep Comics #8. Dashing heroes in timeless adventures.
Welcome back to another episode of Diving Into the Comic Vault! We're still exploring the early issues of Pep Comics, with today's focus on Pep Comics #6.
Welcome back to another episode of Diving Into the Comics Vault! We're now five issues into MLJ's flagship title, Pep Comics.
If you want to read the previous entry in this series click here. Pep Comics #4 has one of my favorite covers. Featuring The Shield, we see our hero
Welcome back to Diving Into the Comic Vault! Today we'll be focusing on Pep Comics #3, with its signature hero -- The Shield.
In 1940, the world was in the grips of World War 2. In America, patriotism was at an all time high. Everything in the current pop culture landscape was
Arrr matey. Are you craving for adventure on the high seas? Do your land legs yearn for some swash-buckling adventures? Then this book is for you!
Check out the action results of ComicConnect's most popular books, including Batman #121, Wonder Woman #1, and Superman #1.
Currently on eBay are three of the most important Wonder Woman comics of all time. More so, they are also the highest-graded copies of each book.
In a February 1942 article titled "Women: Servants for Civilization", Wonder Woman co-creator William Moulton Marston outlines Nazi's problem with women.
The comic that pre dates DC (and all their heroes), a rare find in the comic collecting world. Will you be the new owner for this book?
Ashcan copies of Golden Age comics are, in a word, rare I don't see them pop up too often in auction houses, and frankly I've maybe seen one in person throughout my years of buying old books In tonight's Jon Berk auction at Comic Connect, a Flash Comics #1 Ashcan will be going to a[...]
Wonder Woman, in a word, is timeless. The character recently celebrated 75 years of being in the pop culture forefront, and finally has her own solo movie
If you collect Golden Age comics, chances are high you have a number of Baker stories in your collection He also did freelance work for Atlas Comics (which would eventually become Marvel), penciling such comics as Western Outlaws, Quick Trigger Action, Frontier Woman and Wild Western.
Unfortunately for the industry his genius would come to[...]
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2. 1.25" Saga Lying Cat Pinback Button or Ceramic Magnet from KaleighBulford
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Don't even try and tell me you're not in love with this…Lying! Hey Saga fans! I'm talking to you!
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IDW recently released a new installment in their Library of American Comics series, featuring Superman in the The Golden Age Sundays, 1946-1949. Seeing it
By Ryan Michael Both of DC's flagship characters were introduced to the public towards the tail end of the Great Depression. Over the decades, both have