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The Cunning Commander Steel was Canada's own super-soldier. While on tour in Egypt during WWII, Jack Steel is given the special Elixir of Power that endows him with him super strength and enhanced speed. Sometimes called The Man of Might, Steel now uses his powers as an agent of the International Police Service fighting either Nazis, or post-war fascists and gangsters. A full color superhero comic from the Great White North

The very first Captain Atom premiered in the Golden Age, over a decade before the Charlton Comics character. Written by Jack Bellew and drawn by Arthur Mather, this was the original Australian Atom Man Dr. Rador grew up on the island of Ato and given bizarre atomic superpowers. He escapes with the bikini-clad Princess Lais to the mainland where he battles the evil forces of Wrecker and his partner Cobra. The secret origin of the nuclear superhero, and in color

The Radical Red Demon collects the entire adventures of the original dark defender of comics This Golden Age superhero is in reality Judge Straight, but when criminals slip through the cracks of justice he dons the daredevil disguise of Red Demon. All four chapters of Harvey Comics' masked man, and for the first time in color

The Magnificent Mad Hatter was a mystery man from the Golden Age of comics Grant Richmond by day was part of a law firm, but by night takes on the hatless identity of the masked avenger, Mad Hatter. He fights crafty crooks like Humpty Dumpty and The Gargoyle. Capes, masks, and no hats in this colorful comics caper

Delecta Of The Planets is a galactic good girl comic from C.C. Beck, the creator of Shazam The newly crowned Queen of the Kalpan System befriends visiting Earthlings, who help defend her throne from greedy usurpers. A family-friendly sprawling space opera from the Golden Age, and in color

Lucky Dale, Girl Detective is a police detective from the late 1940s. This buxom blonde cracks down on crime as an escapist and fearsome fighter. Good girl cliffhanger adventures from the Golden Age of Comics, and in color

Real Black Heroes showcases comic biographies of real life African-American figures in history. Highlighting George Washington Carver, Charles Thomas, Mary McLeod, Paul Robeson, Charles David, Kenneth Clark, Matt Henson, Charles French, and Martin Luther King Jr. Classic comics of actual heroes. 68 pages long, and in color

The Green Hornet: The Prose Adventures are pulp stories featured in Golden Age comic books. The masked man and his partner Kato constantly fight evil clowns, spies, saboteurs, bandits, murderers, grave robbers, and rival race cars 37 action-thrilled episodes of the classic Green Hornet comics character 84 pages long, and in color

Skywald Scares are screaming stories from the Bronze Age comics publisher, Skywald Publications. Creepy comics featuring: How To Make A Mummy, Old Horrors, The Day That Satan Died, Monster In The Grave, Greed, From Hell To Eternity, The Town That Crumbled, The Death Pit, This Is Your Life Sam Hammer, The Narrative Of Skut, Phantom Of The Rock Opera, The Gruesome Faces Of Mr. Cliff, If I Should Die Before I Wake, The Ghost Of The Corpse, The Lunatic Class Of '64, I Laugh The Laugh Of The Graceful Dead, and The Premature Burial Of A Mummy. Tales of horror to rot your mind 100 Big Pages

Monster comics and original creature illustrations Tales of strange encounters with the unknown. While jogging, on the bus, even a visit to a chain coffee shop, everywhere you think you know still may be filled with the danger of the strange and undiscovered. In the series of short stories some follow the monster as it encounters humans, some follow humans as they encounter or become the monster. All tales of creatures like you've never seen before, experiencing a world as terrifying and difficult to live in for them as it is for you. All told with a sense of horror and humor. Plus, behind the scenes art detailing the creatures themselves. By Denis St. John.

Rent-A-Hero is when you need a superhero in a hurry. Directly from the Silver Age of Comics is this groovy collection of campy characters When 1960s Batman was a hit, it sparked the dawning of a new wave of super spoofs. Dial a hero like Miracles Inc., Pirana, Super Surplus, and Jack Quick Frost All this plus sly supervillains like Lord Lazee and Dr. Yes. 64 pages of crazy comics, and in color