Gardner Francis Fox
Creator
Gardner Francis Fox
Bio
Gardner F. Fox (1911-1986) wrote comics for decades. He invented Batman's utility belt, as well as creating such long lasting characters as The Flash and Hawkman. He also introduced the concept of "multiverse' to DC storytelling. He would leave comics in 1968 to try his hand at actual S&S books, penning the Kothar the Barbarian series (1969-1970), the Kyrik series (1975-1976) and finally the Niall of the Far Travels for Dragon Magazine (1976-1981).
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Action Comics (1938-2011)Rocketed to Earth from the doomed planet Krypton, the baby Kal-El was found by a kindly couple and raised as Clark Kent. Developing extraordinary powers thanks to Earth's yellow sun, Clark fights for truth, justice and the American way as Superman, the Man of Steel! -
Adventure Comics (1935-1983)Starring various heroes from throughout the DC Universe in tales of suspense, action, but most of all, ADVENTURE! Featuring the debut of countless famous faces from the DCU, including Starman, Hourman, the Sandman, the Legion of Super-Heroes and more! -
All-Star ComicsBest known for the debut and continued adventures of the world’s first super-team, the Justice Society of America, this series from the Golden Age of comics also showcases the first appearance of Wonder Woman in ALL-STAR COMICS #8. -
All-Star Squadron (1981-1987)When the Justice Society of America goes missing, members Hawkman, the Atom and Dr. Mid-Nite form a new team to rescue their allies. Thus, the All-Star Squadron was born--a team that would grow into one of the biggest in DC Comics history comprised of the JSA, the Freedom Fighters and more! -
Batgirl: A Celebration of 50 YearsFifty years ago, Batgirl made her Million Dollar Debut taking down the nefarious Killer Moth. And ever since, the butt-kicking hero has been a vital part of Batman’s team and a role model for girls everywhere, squaring off against mobsters, assassins, super-villains and more. Though many young women have worn the cowl—from unassuming librarian Barbara Gordon to deadly mute assassin Cassa -
Batman (1940-2011)Born into affluence, Bruce Wayne was fundamentally changed the night his parents were murdered before his eyes. From that day on, Bruce trained his mind and body beyond peak human perfection to become Batman--a symbol of terror, striking at the hearts of criminals and villains across the globe. -
Batman Family (1975-1978)Featuring the members of the Batman family-Batgirl, Robin, and more-in solo and team-up adventures through Gotham City as they take on the Dark Knight's darkest enemies! -
The Big All-American Comic Book (1944)A Golden Age compilation featuring all of the World's Greatest Super Heroes -- from a Wonder Woman story by William Moulton Marston, to an early Green Lantern adventure -- this collection is sure to invoke nostalgia and thrill! -
Bob Powell's Complete Cave GirlA lost masterpiece by cult artist Bob Powell! This deluxe edition collects early fifties Thun'Da and Cave Girl stories, featuring campy and sexy "jungle girl" genre material at its leopard-skinned finest! Mark Schultz (Xenozoic Tales) provides an introduction. Includes an essay by Eisner-winning author James Vance (Kings in Disguise) and John Wooley (Fangoria). * Complete collection of cult fav -
The Brave and the Bold (1955-1983)Featuring characters old and new and some of the most bizarre, and oft times inspiring team-ups from across the DC Universe! Batman and the Atom! The Justice League of America! The Teen Titans! They are the heroes of the DC Universe. They are the BRAVE AND THE BOLD! -
Comic Cavalcade (1942-1954)Diana and Steve head out by car to the New England coast at General Darnell's request to keep an eye out for spies and saboteurs. The disappearance of a young boy named Tommy then leads Diana to try and locate him, and she discovers a group of fifth columnists who are connected to the Nazis that are to come ashore as invaders. -
DC Super-Stars (1976-1978)DC Super-Stars features early adventures and first appearances in the DC Universe, including the first origin stories of Green Arrow, the Legion, and the Huntress! -
Detective Comics (1937-2011)Bruce Wayne has trained his body beyond the peak human perfection; he's trained his mind to focus on minute details to deter criminal enterprises. As the Batman, he's a symbol of terror, striking at the hearts of criminals and villains across the globe. -
Doctor Strange (1968-1969)Collects Doctor Strange (1968) #169-179 and Avengers (1963) #61. With the Marvel Age of Comics running full tilt, 1968 brought with it a massive expansion of the Marvel line, and the good Doctor Strange finally landed his own practice. Headed up by no less than Rascally Roy Thomas, paired with the one of the Silver Age's greatest art teams in Gene Colan and Tom Palmer, this trio of talents woul -
Doctor Strange (1974-1987)When Dr. Stephen Strange, a once gifted but egotistical surgeon, seeks out the Ancient One to heal himself, he sets himself down a path to become Dr. Strange, the Sorceror Supreme! -
Dr. Strange: What Is It That Disturbs You, Stephen? (1997)Artist P. Craig Russell reimagines Doctor Strange's first Annual, spinning new life into a mesmerizing tale of ego, deceit, and dark magic! -
Dracula Lives! (1973-1975)Dracula feasts upon the blood of a man in the streets! Little does he know, the man's bloodstream is run with heroin. -
The EC ArchivesFour free stories from the upcoming Choke Gasp! The Best of 75 Years of EC Comics, a premiere collection of the best stories of EC Comics, curated in a deluxe volume, just in time to celebrate the legendary publisher's 75th anniversary! The full volume, on sale December 18th for both print and digital, features classic stories from the hands of legendary creators Al Feldstein, Harvey Kurtzman, Joh -
The Flash (1959-1985)The Flash of the Silver Age races onto the scene! After being doused in chemicals and struck by a bolt of lightning, police scientist Barry Allen became the Flash, the Fastest Man Alive! As the defender of Central City, the Flash battles against his colorful Rogues Gallery, including Captain Cold, Mirror Master and more! -
The Flash (1987-2009)During the CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS, Barry Allen--a.k.a. The Flash--made the ultimate sacrifice and gave his life to save millions. In his stead, the world welcomes the new Fastest Man Alive, as Wally West picks up his mentor's mantle. Long live the Flash! -
Flash ComicsThis issue features the first appearance of many DC Comics' iconic superheroes, including the origin and first appearance of Jay Garrick, the original Flash, in a story by Gardner Fox and Harry Lampert; the origin and first appearance of the Hawkman and Shiera Sanders by Gardner Fox; and the origin and first appearance of Johnny Thunderbolt by John Wentworth and Stan Aschmeier! -
Green Lantern (1960-1986)Green Lantern's comic book series made its debut with this issue that introduced the Guardians of The Universe, and a mission to "The Planet of Doomed Men!" Plus: what is the strange secret of the giant marionette that threatens Coast City? -
Hawkman (1964-1968)In Hawkman's first solo series, Hawkman and Hawkgirl face menaces including the Shadow Thief and Matter Master, and team up with Adam Strange and Aquaman! -
Justice League (2018-)Spinning out of the cataclysmic events of Dark Knights: Metal and the universe-defining No Justice, the core members of the Justice League--Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash and more--are finally reunited! The cosmos suddenly opens up to new threats that the Justice League could not imagine! As Lex Luthor and Batman race to solve a mystery going back to the beginning of the DC -
Justice League of America (1960-1987)The world's greatest superheroes unite! Superman! Batman! Wonder Woman! The Green Lantern! The Flash! Aquaman! Martian Manhunter! And more! Separately, they are some of the best heroes in the DC Universe, but together they are the Justice League of America - the world's most powerful superteam! -
Justice League of America (1987-1996)A new generation of the world's greatest super-heroes takes center stage in the wake of a world crisis, but it's the most unlikely grouping of heroes ever! Known for its comedic tones and quirky cast, this chapter in League history is unforgettable! This series begins with JUSTICE LEAGUE issues #1-6, JUSTICE LEAGUE INTERNATIONAL (1987-1989) issues 7-25, and continues through JUSTICE LEAGUE OF A -
Legends of Tomorrow: The AtomFrom his debut in SHOWCASE to his membership in the mighty Justice League, Professor Ray Palmer has shown that there is no size that determines heroism! The Atom has maintained his status among the pantheon of great heroes in the DC Universe, and nowhere is his might more apparent than in these incredible stories! With tales from such creators as GARDNER FOX, GIL KANE, ROGER STERN and more, LEGEND -
Marvel Premiere (1972-1981)See the biggest characters in bold, action-packed stories in Marvel Premiere. -
Marvel Spotlight (1971-1977)Meet Johnny Wakely, the warrior Red Wolf, in his first ever appearance! And right off the bat, this hero of the American West faces personal tragedy! -
Moon GirlMasked vigilantes wage class warfare from the roof tops of 1950's New York; it's The Dark Knight meets Mad Men. Clare is an exiled Russian Princess hiding in New York. When enemies from her old life resurface, the repressed Warrior Queen must fight back. Moon Girl becomes a champion of the counter culture and inspires others in this era of social revolution to be more-than-human. But in order to d