Stan, Jack, and Steve - The 1950's. (1958) The Path of History 2 2

[The humble Watcher lurking]

ps. If there was a 4th group like them 3, please let me know and they will be duly noted.

Edited August 12, 2022 by The humble Watcher lurking

[shadroch]

The M&M Boys? Mantle and Maris.

John and Bobby?

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby does his second Green Arrow story (Writing, penciling and inking) for DC's Adventure Comics #251 (Curt Swan cover).

Edited August 12, 2022 by Prince Namor

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby does his third Green Arrow story (Writing, penciling and inking) for DC's World's Finest #96 (Curt Swan cover).

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby does his fourth Green Arrow story (Writing, penciling and inking) for DC's Adventure Comics #252 (Curt Swan cover).

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby does the cover for DC's House of Mystery #78.

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby does the cover as well as a story (Writing, penciling and inking) for DC's House of Secrets #12.

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby the cover for Harvey Comics' Warfront #34.

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby also does the cover, writing, penciling and inking on Harvey Comics' Race for the Moon #2. 

Story ONE: 

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby also does the cover, writing, penciling and inking on Harvey Comics' Race for the Moon #2. 

Story TWO: 

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby also does the cover, writing, penciling and inking on Harvey Comics' Race for the Moon #2. 

Story THREE: 

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby also does the cover, writing, penciling and inking on Harvey Comics' Race for the Moon #2. 

Story FOUR: 

[The humble Watcher lurking]

On 8/11/2022 at 10:44 PM, shadroch said:

The M&M Boys? Mantle and Maris.

John and Bobby?

Good observation.

 

[The humble Watcher lurking]

Honorable mention. This dynamic duo probably got more people into comics than any duo short term.  I know when I watched the show I sought out comic books.

 

 

 

 

 

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

For July, Steve Ditko did two stories for Charlton's Space Adventures #25 (Dick Giordano cover), both written by Joe Gill

Story ONE:

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

For July, Steve Ditko did two stories for Charlton's Space Adventures #25 (Dick Giordano cover), both written by Joe Gill

Story TWO:

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

For July, Steve Ditko did THREE stories for Charlton's Tales of the Mysterious Traveler #9 (Charles Nicolas cover), all written by Joe Gill

Story ONE:

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

For July, Steve Ditko did THREE stories for Charlton's Tales of the Mysterious Traveler #9 (Charles Nicolas cover), all written by Joe Gill

Story TWO:

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

For July, Steve Ditko did THREE stories for Charlton's Tales of the Mysterious Traveler #9 (Charles Nicolas cover), all written by Joe Gill

Story THREE:

[Prince Namor]

ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1958

Jack Kirby had trailblazed the idea of complete full length stories at DC with Challengers of the Unknown in Showcase #6, and DC had tried the concept as early as 4 months later in Superman #113. Now a year and a half later even Archie Comics was jumping on the idea in Life With Archie #1.

It would be one of the first to do it on a regular basis (though #2 didn't), and slowly.... very slowly we'd start to see it a little more often...

Superman #124 this month would also feature a letters page, something DC hadn't be doing...