Today in Comics History, April 10, 1945: Band of Brothers

from Black Hammer '45 #4 (Dark Horse, June 2019), co-plot by Jeff Lemire, co-plot and script by Ray Fawkes, pencils and inks by Matt Kindt, colors by Sharlene Kindt, letters by Marie Enger

Today in Comics History, April 10, 1945: Potholes claim first victim

from Black Hammer '45 #3 (Dark Horse, May 2019), co-plot by Jeff Lemire, co-plot and script by Ray Fawkes, pencils and inks by Matt Kindt, colors by Sharlene Kindt, letters by Marie Enger

Today in Comics History, April 10, 1945: Stop! Black Hammer Time!

from Black Hammer '45 #1 (Dark Horse, March 2019), co-plot by Jeff Lemire, co-plot and script by Ray Fawkes, pencils and inks by Matt Kindt, colors by Sharlene Kindt, letters by Marie Enger

Today in Comics History, April 9: Commissioner Gordon is justifiably upset about his gun bursting into flames

from "The Cutting Edge" in Punisher Annual (1989 series) #4 (Marvel, June 1991); script by Gregory Wright and Dan Chichester; pencils by John Hebert; inks by Jimmy Palmiotti, Don Hudson, and Jim Reddington; colors by Gregory Wright, Ed Lazellari, and Sarra Mossoff; letters by Jade Moede

Today in Comics History, April 8, 1513: Li'l Ponce de Leon gets cranky, needs nap, crackers

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

Fun with Comics: Herd of cows?

from Fantastic Four Annual #17 (Marvel, May 1983); script, pencils, and inks by John Byrne, colors by Glynis Oliver, letters by Jim Novak
Yes, I've heard of cows.

Fun with Comics: Who knew the Avengers had a cleaning woman?

The Adventures of Bully: Afternoon naptime

I didn't sleep at all last night and I got a hour and a half of sleep this morning so I am going to go lay down in my li'l bed and


zzzzzzzzzzzz

Today in Comics History, April 6, 1862: Wounded soldier cries out for Attorney General

from "Johnny Clem — The Yankee Devil" in Real Life Comics #4 (Pines, April 1942), creators unknown

Today in Comics History, April 4, 1821: Giant tree is chopped down to manufacture comic book that has one panel commemorating its namesake Native American

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