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I'm quite fond of Adam Blake, but as with the Justice Society of America, Captain Comet is a concept that works best within the conte...

Click To Enlarge Adam Blake is one of my favorite DC obscurities, and my exploration of the character's history on another blog help...

Click To Enlarge I'm sorry it's been so long since we've had Captain Comet material around here, but my next stop would be Se...

It's been a while since I did one of these "postcard" reminiscences, and about as long since I've covered Captain Comet,...

In Washington, D.C., a suspicious vagrant was brought to a police station. He'd been caught outside the Acme Chemical Plant, and when ...

After taking a couple of days off to recharge my batteries, I felt bad for offering up such text heavy pieces this week. We need some pretty...

While Captain Comet's name was known for adventure across innumerable planets, Adam Blake only represented a "quiet and scholarly...

Cover detail by John Byrne Golden Age comics weren't nearly as sanitary as most folks seem to think, but writer/historians like Roy T...

People on Earth were dying from lack of air! Mysterious machines had landed-- invulnerable to attack-- that were drawing away the world...

My interest in Captain Comet started out as youthful curiosity regarding comics' original heroic mutant, the first post-Golden Age super...

He was a mystery to himself! Why-- young Adam Blake wanted to know-- was he so different from other people? How did it happen that there ...