Mike’s Amazing World of DC History – Episode 7
Here it is! The big podcast devoted to fun comics from the 1930s. This episode focuses on DC’s second title New Comics, the series that would one day become Adventure […]
1936 Part 1 of 2
In this episode, Mike follows the progression of early DC comics and features from 1936. Siegel and Shuster launch another new feature called Federal Men and Doctor Occult gets a costume. Several creators get their start: Hal Sherman, Homer Fleming, Russell Cole, and Creig Flessel. Learn about the first comic creator romance, an odd production error, and some fan art that leads to a career in comics.
Here are some sample pages of stories covered in this episode.
- Captain Jim of the Texas Rangers by Homer Fleming
- Sandor and the Lost Civilization by Homer Fleming
- Chubby by Harold Sherman
- Sam the Porter by Russell Cole
- Woozy Watts by Russell Cole
- A Tale of Two Cities by Merna Gamble
- Hubert by Bill Patrick
- Doctor Occult by Siegel and Shuster (Page 2)
- The Swimming Hole by Creig Flessel
- Steve Conrad by Creig Flessel (Page 2)
Plus some additional discussion about release dates.
“DC Release Dates” published in 2006
“Secrets to DC Cover Dates” published in 2004
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