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Creig Flessel (1912–2008) Re-creations of Adventure Comics #40 (1978 & 1992) Golden-Age Sandman Debut
Creig Flessel (1912–2008) Re-creation of Adventure Comics #42 (1994)
From New Adventure 24, 1938
The Adventures of Steve Conrad by Creig Flessel
Oh, those darn giant turtles!. By the way, is that how you dress to go to a wedding? Who is getting married, Lady Gaga?
The first issue of the anthology Detective Comics was published with a cover date of March 1937. The title would become the stand out title with Batman's introduction in issue 27. The DC in DC Comics stood for Detective Comics. Detective Comics would become the longest continuously published comic in the history of the United States. All the characters in issue 1 were making their first appearance in DC comics. ("Speed Saunders and the River Patrol: The Murders of Cap'n Scum", "Cosmo, The Phantom of Disguise: The Rhangwa Pearls", "Bret Lawton: The Peruvian Mine Murders pt 1", "Bruce Nelson: The Claws of the Red Dragon pt 1", "Gumshoe Gus: The Gotlotz Jewels", "Bart Regan, Spy: The Balinoff Case pt 1", "Eagle-Eyed Jake: The Gotrox Pearls", "Buck Marshall: The Bar S Rustlers", "Slam Bradley: The Streets of China Town", Detective Comics 1, DC Comic Event)
Wesley Dodds
Art by...
1) Creig Flessel
2) Riley Rossmo
3) Guy Davis
4) Sandy Jarrell
5) Dan Schkade
6) Francesco Francavilla
9) Michael Bair
7) John Paul Leon
8) Dean Kotz
9) Patrick Zircher
10) Michael Bair
Creig Flessel
Cover art by Creig Flessel (1939)