House ad for Superman #9 (March-April 1941) and Adventure Comics #59 (February 1941); printed in Detective Comics #48 (February 1941); art by Fred Ray (Superman) and Bernard Baily (Adventure Comics)
Thursday, January 03, 2013
365 Days of DC House Ads, Day 3
House ad for Superman #9 (March-April 1941) and Adventure Comics #59 (February 1941); printed in Detective Comics #48 (February 1941); art by Fred Ray (Superman) and Bernard Baily (Adventure Comics)
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2 comments:
Drugs. Drugs give Hourman his mysterious powers to fight crime.
Just like they did for Captain America
Tom
And THAT is why Hourman is still my favorite GA hero.
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