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from "[Friday the Thirteenth]" in Detective Comics (1937 series) #31 (September 1939); script, pencils, and inks by Tom Hickey
Born on this day in 1763: the great Brazilian statesman José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva , naturalist, mineralist, professor and poet, champion of Brazilian independence, abolitionist and the discoverer of four new minerals. Wow! i bet most of us go through our lives and don't even discover one mineral, and this guy...! from "Stamp Tips" in Tip Top Comics v.8 #12 [#96] (United Feature, June…
from Forbidden Worlds #67 (ACG, June 1958), pencils and inks by John Forte, letters by Ed Hamilton This post was suggested by faithful reader and frequent commenter Blam , who's provided a lot of date references in comics that I'll spotlight throughout 2025 in this series. Thanks, Blam!
from "Pacific Sweeper" in True Comics #41 (Parents' Magazine Press, December 1944), creators uncredited and unknown
from eJunky (Scout, Septmber 2023), script by Nicholas Tana, art by Kyle Faehnrich
"In This Corner" from Joe Palooka Comics (1945 series) #80 (Harvey, November 1953), creator uncredited and unknown
This Curious World (NEA Service, March 21, 1936), by Willam Ferguson A special fun thank you to Tom Heintjes of Hogan's Alley for posting this panel online!
from Phil Rizzuto: Baseball Hero one-shot (Fawcett, 1951), script by Charles Dexter
from Tolkien: Lighting Up the Darkness (Ablaze, February 2024), script by Willy Duraffourg, art by Giancarlo Caracuzzo, colors by Flavia Caracuzzo and Joël Odone (Actually, he died on June 5, but for the sake of this feature, this newspaper is thoughtlessly two days behind.)
from "Who Is Murdering Our Astronauts?" in UFO Flying Saucers #3 (Western/Gold Key, November 1972), pencils and inks by Luis Dominguez