August 7: Today in Comics History Index

• August 7, 1819: Thousands of Jim Morrison fans are inspired by graffiti on Jules Dulot's grave (Hellboy in Hell #5)
• August 7, 1881: Okay, we get it by now, he's really, really old (Journey into Unknown Worlds #13)
• August 7, 1919: First-ever declaration of the phrase "I don't like Mondays." (Adventure Into Mystery #8)
• August 7, 1942: THEN...KOREA GUADALCANAL (It Really Happened #10)
• August 7, 1942: War Is Noisy (Marine War Heroes #7)
• August 7, 1945: Hey Jon Osterman! How'd you get stuck in that atomic acceleration machine? (Before Watchmen: Dr. Manhattan #3)
• August 7, 1974: Alas poor Tina Lacey, your Christmas wreath has no ribbon (Tales of Ghost Castle #3)
• August 7, 2014: TFW they've taken the Morrigan (The Wicked + The Divine #20)
  
  
• August 7: The Sixth and Eighth Amendments vs. a Caterpillar (Captain Marvel Adventures #46)
• August 7: Mafia don Salvatore Testa testifies under oath what his favorite Jack Warden TV series is (Punisher: The Trial of the Punisher #2)
• August 7: Artemis totally cleans up Gotham in less than two weeks, and she didn't have to wear no bat-symbol (Young Justice #7)

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Industry birthdays:

• August 7, 1952: Janice Cohen
• August 7, 1957: Mark Bagley

Character birthdays and events:

• August 7, 1819: Death of Jules Dulot
• August 7, 1919: Henri Berney
• August 7, 1974: Death of Tina Lacey