I was eight years old when I started buying DC comics. I had this Superboy comic. What was special to me is their innocent charm. Yes they did not make sense sometimes but who cares. I learned a little history from reading Jimmy Olsen comics or any time someone went back in time. That is where I got my love of history. Love seeing this. Thanks.
@DCSilverAgeStorytimeКүн бұрын
Thanks for the comment. It was the innocent charm that drew me to the Silver Age.
@arthurtripp692218 күн бұрын
I found the Superboy stories more fun to read then Superman. Still have my coverless copy of.Superboy 1. This is why I helped to create Comicon in 1964 with Bernie Bubnis and Ron Tracking in New York.
@DCSilverAgeStorytime17 күн бұрын
Unfortunately I don't have any reprinted Superboy stories other than the occasional one. I don't believe they ever created a Silver Age Omnibus of Superboy and I'm not sure if DC even did a black and white Showcase version of Superboy so I can't do the stories.
@mlongpre100Ай бұрын
that shaky cam is making me nauseous
@DCSilverAgeStorytimeАй бұрын
I totally get that and I had the same issue on my other channel and figured out how I could use a fixed camera on a tripod. Unfortunately, it's not so easy going through a comic with a fixed camera. I will attempt to be more aware of keeping my hand steady and see if I can improve the situation. Thank you
@terrymaker4781Ай бұрын
Superman never saved Mon-el. Mon-el was eventually freed by the Legion. Brainiac 5 created a cure for him and he joined the LSH.
@DCSilverAgeStorytimeАй бұрын
Thanks for the info. I had totally forgotten that it was Brainiac 5 who cured him but that it explains how Mon-El became a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes. Poor guy was in the Phantom Zone for 1000 years.