THE HIGHWAYMEN (2019) Grade: B
It was a great story, directed great. Love how they didnt run the major sub-plot down our throats.
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THE HIGHWAYMEN (2019) Grade: B
It was a great story, directed great. Love how they didnt run the major sub-plot down our throats.
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies #19 (or what's left of it.
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies #18
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies v3 #1
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies #16 (vol. 2 #12)
"Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies V2 #11
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies V2 #11
“Sorry, you have to pay for a ticket like everyone else.” Keen Detective Funnies V2 #11 (#15) Centaur Publications (November, 1939) Going by Comic Book Plus’s listings and how I do these Golden Age anthologies (not following the short gag comics or text stories for time, but since I link to their public domain scans you’re welcome to check them out and follow along) there’s only four stories to…
"Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies V2 #10
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies V2 #10
“When I say I want it sliced thin, I mean THIN!” Keen Detective Funnies v2 #10 Centaur Publications (October, 1939) The inside cover actually has old style photo developing tips. Neat. I’m hoping to get to some Christmas themed issues by Christmas but it’s kind of the luck of the “pull” at this point. I’m going by what comes up in the virtual newsstand on Comic Book Plus that I’m interested to…
"Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies v2 #9
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Keen Detective Funnies v2 #9
At least Masked Marvel doesn’t have to worry about exchanging insurance information. Keen Detective Funnies vol 2 #9 Centaur Publishing (September, 1939) I decided to write this one after writing the review, because at this point I’m not sure what to say with these anthologies. There are numerous creators and they’re credited in each story, while this section is usually for listing the writers,…