streak the wonder dog Archives

Streak the Wonder Dog was not the first dog hero of the Golden Age of comics.  Bulletdog (Bulletman #10, cover-dated December 1942) and Rang-A-Tang (Blue Ribbon Comics #1, November 1939) among others came along earlier.  But Streak did debut seven years before Krypto (Adventure Comics #210, March 1955), and his history and legacy have taken[...]

Streak the Wonder Dog was not the first dog hero of the Golden Age of comics.  Bulletdog (Bulletman #10, cover-dated December 1942) and Rang-A-Tang (Blue Ribbon Comics #1, November 1939) among others came along earlier.  But Streak did debut seven years before Krypto (Adventure Comics #210, March 1955), and his history and legacy have taken[...]

Green Lantern #34 would be the Harlequin's last appearance of the Golden Age.  But this serves to make these later issues of Golden Age Green Lantern a fascinating artifact of their time in comic book history, and several issues of this era of Golden Age Green Lantern, are available in today's 2021 July 25-26 Sunday[...]

Frank Baum seems to have been substantially inspired, to put it politely, by at least one previous fictional pooch who looks the same, has a similar background, and is also named Toto. We'll get to that prior pup called Toto another time, because tonite's Comic Connect auction session which includes a nice little run of Golden[...]