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BHOC: ADVENTURE COMICS #465 The one real immediate benefit of finding my new Stationery Store source for new comic book purchases is that suddenly all of the thicker books that my 7-11 had quietly stopped carrying at some point in the past were now readily available to me....
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Oh, Mary Jo Duffy—future Marvel editor and writer for The Punisher and Catwoman—you were so extremely valid and correct in this letter you wrote in Justice League of America #129 (April 1976).
Scan taken from Tom Brevoort’s comics history blog.
Robin: The Bronze Age Omnibus (2026 edition) by Bob Rozakis, Mike Friedrich, Irv Novick, Denny O'Neil, Gil Kane, Kurt Schaffenberger and more. Cover by Ernie Chan. Out in April 2026.
"Even though he’s left Gotham, Dick’s new world of higher education still has its fair share of lowlife criminals. Robin spends his time between classes chasing thieves, motorcycle gangs, fraudsters, and more in these exciting stories from such talents as Bob Rozakis, Mike Friedrich, Elliot S. Maggin, Irv Novick, Gil Kane, and Kurt Schaffenberger!
Collects BATMAN #192, #202, #213, #227, #229-231, #234-236, #239, #240-242, #244, #245, #248-250, #252, #254, #259, #333, #337-339 and #341-343; DETECTIVE COMICS #390-391, #394, #395, #398-403, #445, #447, #450, #451 and #481-495; BATMAN FAMILY #1, #3-9 and #11-20; WORLD'S FINEST COMICS #200 and DC COMICS PRESENTS #31 and #58."
Silver Age Fun Facts by Bob Rozakis.
DC's Comicmobile
In the summer of 1973, before most comic shops existed, DC's Sol Harrison rented a van, painted "HERE COMES THE COMICSMAN" and slapped DC stickers on the side, and sent staffers Michael Uslan and Bob Rozakis (that's Bob as T-shirted Superman in the top photo, arm-wrestling his future wife Laurie Rozakis' Wonder Woman; photo by Laurie's dad W. J. Neu) to drive it around NJ and Long Island, respectively, ringing a bell out the window to attract kids to whom they sold comics out of the van. Sales were poor and the van was exiled to Arizona for further "testing," eventually getting demolished in a collision with a semi.
Samantha Reads Comics: Adventures in the Bronze Age DC Edition #8
Dick's college van is stupendous.
ummmmmmm....... k.
Duela's banter game is on POINT, get it
these Rozakis/Novick stories are not as delightful as the earlier Maggin-written stuff, but I am having fun. I enjoy how excited Rozakis is about his new pet character Duela.
oof, the Bob Brown art on this one is not looking too good.
cook his ass
now HERE'S some fucking couture.
lotta foot stuff, huh
okay this is my new favorite thing of all time though
The Spectre by Jim Aparo
BACK ISSUE! #160 -- our summer special -- hits the stands this week and I'm proud & honored to say I've got the lead feature in it. Possibly one of my favorite articles I've ever written for this nifty little mag, I encourage you to join me for a deep dive into DC's strangest anthology titles: their Bronze Age sports comics. It took a fair bit of investigative journalism to put this one together but I had the pleasure of speaking to Bob Rozakis, Elliot S! Maggin and Cary Bates about Julie Schwartz's ultimate passion project and their work on it.
You can find BI #160 over on the official website for both digital & physical versions, or in comic stores across the world!
