from "Suddenly...the Witness Vanished!" in Detective Comics #432 (DC, February 1973), script by Elliot S! Maggin, pencils and inks by Murphy Anderson, letters by Ben Oda
Here's a more truthful retelling of the Chicago Fire disaster. HEY, WAIT, YOU'RE STILL BLAMING A COW!
from "The Chicago Fire" in Real Fact Comics #8 (DC, May 1947); script by Jack Schiff, Mort Weisinger, and/or Bernie Breslauer; pencils by Curt Swan (?), inks by Steve Brodie (?)
I would like it known that I am only a little cow but I definitely know enough not to knock over lanterns. I am also not allowed to play with matches.
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5 comments:
Whoa!
Henceforth, Atom was known alternately as the Mighty Mite, the Tiny Titan, and the Time-Traveling Abettor of Arson.
Ben Oda letters — as discussed on Twitter, and at least on these panels. I've just submitted the info to the GCD.
Thank you again, Blam!
I had that issue of Detective Comics!
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