Today in Comics History, October 14, 1938: That sure was a shocking story, wasn't it, kids?

from "Killer!" in Police Line-Up #1 (Avon, August 1951), inks by George Roussos (?)

Today in Comics History, July 10, 1949: Well, either that, or his watch has stopped

(Also, what use are his, judging from the second panel, presumably gigantic eyes going to be to anyone?)


from "This Is...The Lineup!" in Police Line-Up #1 (Avon, Augst 1956), pencils by Moe Marcus, inks by Rocke Mastroserio

Today in Comics History, June 15: Sally gains the ability to change time

from "Killer!" in Police Line-Up #1 (Avon, August 1951), creators uncredited and unknown (possible George Roussos inks?)

Today in Comics History, June 7: Lurking on the ceiling, Spider-Man overhears criminal plan

from "Corpse for Hire" in Police Line-Up #2 (Avon, December 1951), creators uncredited and unknown

Today in Comics history, May 22, 1939: Well, that solves the Mystery of the Corpseless Head

"Mystery of the Headless Corpse!" in Police Line-Up #3 (Avon, April 1952), creatorsu ncredited and unknown

Today in Comics History, March 22, 1948: Can you solve the mystery of the flour-covered killer...oh, the guy covered with flour did it.

"Murder in the Kitchen!" in Police Line-Up #4 (Avon, July 1952), creators unknown

Today in Comics History, January 12, 1944: Cher overhears old man; comes up with new hit single

from "Killer at Large" in Police Line-Up #3 (Avon, April 1952), pencils and inks by Joe Kubert


"Take Me Home" by Cher (Casablanca, 1979), written by Michele Aller and Bob Esty

Fun with Comics: How It Started/How It's Going

from "Wilbur Underhill — Maniac Killer!" in Police Line-Up #2 (Avon, December 1951), pencils and inks by Bill Molno