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The original Wonder Girl was Diana as a teenager with Wonder Tot as the Impossible Family. Bob Haney didn’t know this and thought Wonder Girl was a separate character he added to the Titans. So they created Donna Troy who was Wonder Woman’s adoptive sister.

[@SuddenlyComics]

Thanks Matt

[@adamsch.5411]

Brave & Bold 60 is the 1st appearance of the Teen Titans (as a team and full team). Robin states in issue 60 he decided to form the team after the events of issue 54 (thus the team did not exist in 54). Issue 54 at best is a team up amongst strangers who happened to run into each other. 1st appearance of a team implies they are a team in the issue or bare minimum decide to form the team by the end of the issue . If issue 54 is the 1st appearance of the Teen Titans then the 1st time Batman and Superman worked together is the 1st appearance of the Justice League.

[@Deadman1957TEB]

Still thinking of going back to '57 with Detec and Bats, then you see Detec #298, oh well!

[@darrenegan172]

In September 1963, Jack Kirby , drew the Fantastic Four fighting the Hate-Monger, a villain whose superpowers were the ability to whip up hate. “We must drive all the foreigners back where they came from. We must show no mercy to those we hate,” he cries, in his purple hood, as his followers agree - “Long live the Hate-Monger. He’ll clean up this country for us!” - and the Invisible Girl observes, helpfully: “He seems to have the crowd in a trance. They … they’re agreeing with his un-American sentiments.” Sounds like anyone who got a new job last week? Be interested to see a show about the Hate Monger and life imitating art. Thanks to the brill Stuart Lee for this tip-off.

[@SuddenlyComics]

Indeed ! Life imitating art 😮