Dennis A. Amith presents My Comic Book Journey
Anything related to DC Comics
TITLE: Batman issue #274 YEAR: April 1976 COMPANY: DC Comics Created by Bob Kane Writer: David Vern Reed Penciler: Ernie Chan Inker: Ernie Chan Letterer: Ben Oda Edited by Julius Schwartz When it comes to “Batman” stories, there is one thing that starry-eyed Batman fans Read More …
TITLE: Batman issue #161 YEAR: February 1964 COMPANY: DC National Comics Created by Bob Kane Penciler: Sheldon Moldoff Inker: Charles Paris Letterer: Stan Starkman Edited by Jack Schiff This is probably the oldest “Batman” issue I have in my entire collection and got it used Read More …
TITLE: Batman issue #0 YEAR: October 1994 COMPANY: DC Comics Created by Bob Kane Writer: Doug Moench Artist: Mike Manley Inker: Josef Rubinstein Colorist: Adrienne Roy Letterer: Ren Bruzenak Edited by Dennis O’Neill Back in the early ’90s, DC Comics wanted to fix timeline inconsistencies. Read More …
A storyline that is no doubt quirky and works with DC’s Young Animal and why I enjoyed the imprint. Doing things creatively, different and for the most part, taking chances and running with it! I dig that! TITLE: Mother Panic/Batman Special #1 YEAR: April 2018 Read More …
TITLE: Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass DATE: September 2018 COMPANY: DC Comics WRITER: Mariko Tamaki ARTIST: Steve Pugh LETTERED: Carlos M. Mangual EDITOR: Marie Javins I noticed a few people who were irked that “Harley Quinn: Breaking Glass” does not stay true to the origin of Read More …
For the most part, this ends the The Silver Ghost arc but these first two issues of “Freedom Force” establishes this new superhero group in the mid-70s. And I really enjoyed the second issue and it’s definitely worth checking out! TITLE: Freedom Fighters issue #2 Read More …
No doubt one of the finest Superman stories created, if you are a Superman fan, “Man and Superman” is a must-read, must-own 100-page super spectacular! Highly recommended! TITLE: Man and Superman 100-Page Super Spectacular Issue #1 YEAR: April 2019 COMPANY: DC Comics WRITER: Marv Wolfman Read More …
If you are looking for a comic book series with wonderful writing and artwork, definitely give COMICO the Comic Company’s “Jonny Quest” a try! A wonderful second issue overall! TITLE: A Date with Judy issue #14 YEAR: December 1949/January 1950 COMPANY: Superman DC/National Comics Back in Read More …
The Teen Titans take on the scourge of the streets and an issue showcasing the teenage drug problem, prostitution problem, teenage pregnancy problem in America during the early ’80s (and still a problem today). TITLE: The New Teen Titans vol. 1, issue #27 YEAR: January Read More …
The Teen Titans would be used for good considering the group’s popularity in trying to combat teenage drug use and problems affecting society at the time (and still affecting society today). TITLE: The New Teen Titans vol. 1, issue #26 YEAR: December 1982 COMPANY: DC Read More …
The first issue of “Freedom Fighters” was entertaining, no doubt a taste of bronze nostalgia, but I enjoyed the series and characters, despite Uncle Sam being a superhero with superstrength, which I had a laugh back then and even now. But I really did enjoy Read More …