The most under-rated title of the Golden Age???

[adamstrange]

And let's not forget Tomahawk in those late 40's / early 50's Star Spangled.

 

Personally, I think Ibis the Invincible is the most underrated GA title of all.

 

The title as a whole is pretty lame, but I think the first and third issues are quite exceptional!

[tth2]

And let's not forget Tomahawk in those late 40's / early 50's Star Spangled.

 

Personally, I think Ibis the Invincible is the most underrated GA title of all.

 

The title as a whole is pretty lame, but I think the first and third issues are quite exceptional!

[1962]

Sensation.

[Dr_Neff]

Comics For Kids # 1 and # 2 of course (timely)

[G.A.tor]

I have to go with the "W"...Whiz and Wonder Woman ...

rick

[tth2]

I have to go with the "W"...Whiz and Wonder Woman ...

rick

I'm going to go with a "W" too, but for "Walt Disney's Comics & Stories". Many of the issues contain art and stories by Carl Barks (many of them classic Duck stories), but they typically go for a fraction of the price that a Four Color Duck issue from the same time period would command.

[brasseye]

And let's not forget Tomahawk in those late 40's / early 50's Star Spangled.

 

Personally, I think Ibis the Invincible is the most underrated GA title of all.

 

 

Don't! He bought the Mile high copies recently, gratuitous self promotion if there ever was a case of it

[whomerjay]

And let's not forget Tomahawk in those late 40's / early 50's Star Spangled.

 

Personally, I think Ibis the Invincible is the most underrated GA title of all.

 

The title as a whole is pretty lame, but I think the first and third issues are quite exceptional!

 

 

No love for #2?

[johnenock]

Late issue Police Comics...Crandall and Ken Shannon

[tth2]

No love for #2?

I like #2 too!

[Zonker]

My vote is for Star Spangled. I rarely hear anyone talk about the series or post any of the comics.

 

I heard a podcast about the series a few weeks ago and thought it would be cool title to collect... from Star Spangled Kid to the Newsboy Legion to the Robin/Batman issues to Ghost Breaker to the war/dinosaur stories (including Mademoiselle Marie) to Enemy Ace and finally the Unknown Soldier.

 

Just one long, cool series with a lot of diverse stories and covers.

 

I'd go along with Newsboy Legion as the most under-rated of the Simon & Kirby strips.

 

But the later stuff (Marie, von Hammer, Unknown) actually belongs to the 2nd series Star-Spangled War Stories. It's confusing because the latter issues of the Golden Age Star-Spangled Comics were indeed renamed to Star-Spangled War Stories. But most of the war stuff we remember today is from the second series. Not that it matters: a collection of both series would indeed be a cool thing to own.