Today in Comics History, January 13, 2020: Puerto Rican earthquake survivors indifferent to robot handing out paper towels

from "Legados" in Marvel's Voices: Community #1 one-shot (Marvel, November 2022), script by Amparo Ortiz, pencils and inks by Caio Majado, colors by Dono Sánchez-Almara, letters by Ariana Maher

Today in Comics History, January 11, 1951: Goofball history is made as first man becomes hopped up on them

from Providence #11 (Avatar, March 2017), script by Alan Moore, pencils and inks by Jacen Burrows, colors by Juan Manuel Rodriguez, letters by Kurt Hathaway

Today in Comics History, January 10, 1897: Christina's World...sucks.

from The Dreaming (1996 series) #41 (DC/Vertigo, October 1999), script by Caitlín Kiernan, pencils and inks by Al Davison, colors and color separations by Daniel Vozzo, letters by Ellie de Ville

Today in Comics History, January 10, 1776: First book signing at Messrs. Chas. M. Barnes and Gilb. Noble, Booksellers, gets out of hand

from "The Story of the War of Independence" in Picture Stories from American History #2 (EC, 1946), script by M. C. Gaines and W. W. D. Sones, pencils and inks by Allen Simon

Today in Comics History, January 9: Hideous tropical shirt results in man's death, even in black-and-white

cover of Extra! (1955 series) #1 (EC, March 1955), pencils and inks by Johnny Craig

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Today in Comics History, January 8, 1952: Cell phones not yet invented, so dining together is awkward

from Fantastic Four (2023 series) #1/694 (Marvel, January 2023), script by Ryan North, pencils and inks by Iban Coello, colors by Jesus Aburtov, letters by Joe Caramagna