Golden Age Comics Hoodies

This Retro Comic adult woman is having a bad day.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Boy Meets Girl is a pop art classic.

The Original Fighting Yank (Nedor Comics)

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Boy Meets Girl is a pop art classic.

Shannon Kane was the wife of Harry Kane, a chemist who worked for the government. Harry was killed by "enemies of his country." In her husband's research she found the “spider‐web fluid” formula, which sticks like glue—and strong enough to swing on! Shannon invented a set of bracelets to shoot out the fluid, and became the sworn enemy of all criminals. Coupled with her athleticism, she became the Spider Queen.

In the American west of the 1880s, when criminals or danger threatened, rancher Jim Larrimore would become the Lone Rider. The Lone Rider had a Pinto horse called Lightning, named after the lightning-shaped blaze on his forehead. Early in his career he had a Mexican guitar-playing sidekick named Diego and a young Native American named Bright Feather.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of All Romances is graphic classic.

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Blazing West comic no.6, 1949, now in the public domain.

Richard Grey Jr. lost his parents during an archaeological expedition to Mongolia, where they were killed in an ambush. Richard was raised by giant black condors native to the region, and after studying his condor foster parents, he learned to fly. Later, when he reached adulthood, he befriended a hermit monk named Father Pierre who convinced him that he should use his unique attributes to do good. Inspired by the monk's teachings, Richard adopted the costumed persona of Black Condor.

Red Gaucho was an American who became a famous crime fighter in South America. He had a habit of laughing when he fought and used weapons such as a sword or whip. He fought Communists as wells as enemies such as Furfooz, Tad Cromer, Punchez , and Don Bacco.

Wishing to do more to combat the criminals of Superior City, Oregon, than he could as an assistant district attorney, Rick Raleigh created the costumed identity of the Red Bee. During his adventures, he battled the likes of "Boss" Storm, Dr. Marah, and the Swordsmen Kalak and Rugi. He was a superb athlete and could control bees. He also carried a stinger gun.

Cosmic Carson was the two-fisted wise-cracking “ace pilot of the interplanetary patrol” and fought space opera themed menaces such as Brigo and the Fangmen of Jupiter, the Skullmen, Cannibals on Eros, Martians and a Plutonian “protoplasmic degenerator”.

Jim Collins wandered the American West dispensing justice all the while still being hunted for crime he didn't commit. He was assisted by his sidekick Patsy. His adventures take place in the modern age of automobiles, yet everyone dresses like the old west in this version of Texas. St. John reprinted, re-colored and re-named the character as the Bold Buckeroo, the Masked Blackjack, and the Lone Vigilante.

Greetings from the Golden Age! Badge label, ink, marker, gel.

Mysterious, beautiful and cloaked with an unknown identity, Madame Strange matched her nerve and strength against grim foes who threatened America's far-flung air outposts and naval stations. To accompany her amazing physical speed and strength, Strange was blessed with a great arm and pin-point accuracy which she displayed on several occasions, wielding a plethora of throwing knives often used to best her enemies.

This is cover art from a golden age horror comic book, Tales From The Tomb.

During the Japanese siege of Manila, young Juan Manito is fleeing to the hills with his mother and sister when a Japanese plane strafes them, killing the mother and sister. He goes undercover with the Japanese, pretending to be a traitor, until he can direct the Japanese troops into an ambush and kill the pilot who killed his mother and sister. Manito then carries on the fight in guerrilla fashion.

He is Chuck Benson ---- PHANTOM FALCON --- the secret air ace who appears when he is most needed to fight against the enemies of freedom and America in the heart of World War Two! PHANTOM FALCON only ran for six issues of Cat-Man Comics.

This naive alien with super-strength tries to right wrongs and fight crime on Earth even though he considers all earthlings stupid!

Amazing tales of things too strange to believe! Fabulous painted golden age horror comic book cover from the 1950s Ghost Stories series featuring a hooded phantom in a graveyard.

Young Billy Wood received a jetpack Rocket Man and Rocket Girl sent to him. Using his jetpack to fly and fight crime as Rocket Boy, Billy also used it to search for his missing father. After escaping being kidnapped and fighting off natives, Rocket Boy discovered his father was being held captive by Ed Stevens, who wanted to know the location of a diamond mine. When Rocket Boy came to his father's rescue, Stevens released a lion to kill them. Billy tied up the lion and saved his father's life.

Recreated house ad for The Big All-American Comic Book! Featuring a way array of DC characters and genres from the Golden Age of Comics

The Tiger Girl, also known as Princess Vishnu, was a jungle girl from India. She was accompanied by her companions: Benzali, a tiger, and Abdola, an Indian man. She carried a whip and possessed a tiger ring which gave her strength if she looked at it.

Policewoman Dolly O’Dare is a hard-boiled police detective. Her nemesis is "the sinister Baron Blue and his subtle system of larceny and murder." Blue, a gentleman thief, is initially successful in his crimes but always driven off by the clever and tough O’Dare, who will go undercover at a fashion show if necessary to catch the Baron.

Green Hornet Fights Crime. 1948.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of Confessions of the Lovelorn is a pop art classic.

From comic book's Golden Era, this cover of All For Love is a pop art classic.

This Retro Comic adult woman is having a bad day.

The Ermine was a mysterious frontiersmen who wore a referable outfit made from the brown summer coat of the ermine on one side and the white winter coat on the other. It allowed for him to blend in to trees and snow. He would help settlers by protecting them from hostile tribes. The Ermine was a skilled tracker, was friends with all the forest creatures, and carried a large knife.

Jim Brant was a private investigator who operated in New York City. He used a suit of transparent cellulose to fight crime as the Voice, the Invisible Detective. The suit, which was invented by Professor Bert Wilson, granted its wearer invisibility for 24 hours after it was treated with sigma rays.

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King O'Leary was a newspaper editor and reporter for the Daily Sentinel who solved crimes as well as reported about them. He was aided by the Daily Sentinel's ace photographer Kitty Allen.

Called the world's greatest inventor, Sky Wizard the Master of Space built a "stratosphere plane" - an enormous flying island. He hired Capt. Dare to test fly it to China, but when Captain Dare was kidnapped by the Tibetan tyrant known as the Unholy One, he used his island and other inventions to rescue him.

Newspaper photographer "Lens" Crockett stumbled on a case and got beaten up by the crooks. Vowing revenge, he found a fancy dress costume in the newspaper office stock room and used it to fight crime as the Night Bird. He had no powers but he had a good right hook.

Captain Atom was a scientist-adventurer who used gadgets to investigate the unknown and fight various menaces. His gadgets and vehicles included a uranium amplifier, a spectroscope, an atom submarine, a walkie-talkie television, atom powered noiseless ram rocket, and an auto-gyro parachute. The stories he appeared in were written to teach kids lessons about science (as it was understood at the time of publication).