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All right stop, collaborate and listen, Mike is back with my brand new invention.
That’s right! Just when you thought the world was safe from all those dusty old Golden Age comics, Mike returns with another episode delving into the world of the comics in the days before Superman existed. Well, at least before his adventures ever saw print.
This episode focuses on the other features written and drawn by the Man of Steel’s creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, a couple of Cleveland kids.
Features covered will be:
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*NOTE: 100-Minutes represents net weight before cooking/editing. Actual running time is about an hour.
Special Episode: The DC History of Mike’s Amazing World
In this episode, Mike breaks out of the standard format and talks about the origins of his DC addiction.
Find out what role Star Wars played in the development. Mike talks about the toys, the trading cards, and the comics.
What is the story behind Fonzie’s missing boot?
Why does Mike credit IDW guy Dirk Wood with inspiring his collecting quest?
What role did Donny Osmond play in Mike’s super-hero preferences?
Plus some history on Gold Key and the comics distribution system.
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It’s time for another episode of Mike’s Amazing World of DC History. This time Mike tackles Detective Comics #1, the comic from which DC gets its name.
There are many firsts covered in this issue including: the first black comic book artist E.C. Stoner, the first use of a splash page, the first sidekick Shorty Morgan, and the first appearance of Earth-1.
Also discussed are the questionable origins of marketing icon Mr. Peanut, a dispute over art credits, and the formation of Detective Comics, Inc.
More samples:
Plus the debut of two Siegel and Shuster features that lay the foundation for the Man of Steel: Bart Regan, Spy and Slam Bradley.
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1936 Part 2 of 2
In this episode of Mike’s Amazing World of DC History, Mike attempts to answer the questions that inquiring minds want to know:
Plus as an added bonus, DC goes gangsta, 1936 style.
Here are some samples for your enjoyment:
Need More… How about a meeting between Sheldon “Scribbly” Mayer and Walt “Pogo” Kelly and the story behind a premature house ad?
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