Today in Comics History, March 20, 1992: Ozymandias refuses to spend extra for ISO-9000-compliant nerve netting

from Doomsday Clock #7 (DC, November 2018), script by Geoff Johns, pencils and inks by Gary Frank, colors by Brad Anderson, letters by Rob Leigh

Today in Comics History, March 19, 1964: Harold Wilson vows taxation revenge on Beatles

from The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Gaëtan Petit; translation by Joe Johnson; art by Efix; letters by Ortho

Bully and His Pals: Pajamas

Me an' my sister Marshall have out jammies on and are goin' to bed, so goodnight!

Today in Comics History, March 18, 1858: Vin's great-great-grandfather is born

from "Historical Almanac" in Real Fact Comics #20 (DC, May-June 1949), creators unknown

Today in Comics History, March 17, 1967: Soldier puzzled by small talking man on his mail

from The 'Nam #15 (Marvel, February 1988), script by Doug Murray, breakdowns by Wayne Vansant, finishes by Geof Isherwood, colors by Phil Felix, letters by Agustin Mas

Today in Comics History, March 16, 1802: The future of war comics is assured

from "Historical Almanac" in Real Fact Comics #20 (DC, May 1949), creators unknown

Today in Comics History, March 15: Y'know, if I were named Julius Caesar in modern days, I'd just go into my panic room all day on March 15

from "Murders from the Past" in Marvel Mystery Comics #85 (Marvel/Timely, February 1948), pencils by Mike Sekowsky (?)

Today in Comics History, May 14: Man regrets betting on horse with training wheels

from "The 12 Faces of Crime!" in Gang Busters #39 (DC, April 1954), pencils and inks by Leonard Starr