DC75: Celebrating Seventy-Five Years of DC Comics

National Allied Publications was founded in 1934, but observes its birthday as represented by the February 1935 publication date of New Fun, "The Big Comic Magazine," which ran six issues. It was replaced by New Comics in December, which changed its name after a year to New Adventure Comics before dropping the "New" in 1938. By then, Detective Comics had launched what would become the namesake of DC Comics in March of 1937, and the June 1938 cover-dated debut of Superman in Action Comics #1 would define the company forevermore.

DC Bloodlines and associated blogs celebrate the seventy-fifth birthday of DC Comics...

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Characters:

My Love Affair With The Doom Patrol and How Keith Giffen Makes Me Smile
Black Canary
Bronze Tiger
The Elongated Man
Firestorm
Hawkman & Hawkwoman
The Huntress
Martian Manhunter
Wonder Woman
Zatanna