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World Finest Comics 1941-1986: A Collector's Guide to the Golden Age of DC Comics

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Published in World S Finest Comics (1941 1986) #100 (World S Finest (1941 1986))

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World's Finest Comics is one of the most iconic and enduring comic book series of all time. For over 45 years, the title has been a showcase for some of DC Comics' most popular characters, including Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. World's Finest has also been a proving ground for new talent, with many of the industry's top writers and artists getting their start on the title.

World's Finest Comics (1941-1986) #100 (World's Finest (1941-1986))

by Manfred Basedow

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
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This comprehensive collector's guide covers the entire history of World's Finest Comics, from its humble beginnings as a Superman and Batman team-up book to its evolution into a showcase for some of DC Comics' most iconic characters. The guide features:

Detailed descriptions of every issue of World's Finest Comics published between 1941 and 1986
In-depth analysis of the series' most important stories and characters
A complete checklist of all World's Finest Comics covers
A comprehensive price guide

Whether you're a seasoned collector or a new fan just discovering the world of World's Finest Comics, this guide is the perfect resource for you.

The Golden Age of World's Finest Comics (1941-1956)

The Golden Age of World's Finest Comics began with the publication of issue #1 in 1941. The series was initially a team-up book featuring Superman and Batman, but it soon expanded to include other DC Comics characters, such as Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and the Flash.

The Golden Age of World's Finest Comics is considered by many to be the peak of the series' popularity. The stories were exciting and imaginative, and the artwork was top-notch. Some of the most iconic World's Finest Comics stories of all time were published during this era, including "The Super-Duel in the Sky" (issue #7) and "The Clash of the Titans" (issue #14).

The Golden Age of World's Finest Comics came to an end with the publication of issue #100 in 1956. The series was revamped and relaunched the following year, but it never quite recaptured the magic of its early years.

The Silver Age of World's Finest Comics (1956-1970)

The Silver Age of World's Finest Comics began with the publication of issue #101 in 1956. The series was revamped and relaunched with a new creative team, and it quickly regained its popularity.

The Silver Age of World's Finest Comics was a time of great change and innovation. The series introduced new characters, such as Supergirl and Batwoman, and it began to explore more complex and mature themes. Some of the most memorable World's Finest Comics stories of the Silver Age include "The Death of Superman" (issue #175) and "The Wedding of Superman and Lois Lane" (issue #180).

The Silver Age of World's Finest Comics came to an end with the publication of issue #247 in 1970. The series was again revamped and relaunched the following year, but it never quite recaptured the magic of its earlier years.

The Bronze Age of World's Finest Comics (1970-1986)

The Bronze Age of World's Finest Comics began with the publication of issue #248 in 1970. The series was revamped and relaunched with a new creative team, and it quickly regained its popularity.

The Bronze Age of World's Finest Comics was a time of great change and innovation. The series introduced new characters, such as Power Girl and Huntress, and it began to explore more complex and mature themes. Some of the most memorable World's Finest Comics stories of the Bronze Age include "The World's Finest Team-Up" (issue #267) and "The Crisis on Infinite Earths" (issue #300).

The Bronze Age of World's Finest Comics came to an end with the publication of issue #323 in 1986. The series was again revamped and relaunched the following year, but it never quite recaptured the magic of its earlier years.

World's Finest Comics is a landmark series in the history of comic books. For over 45 years, the title has been a showcase for some of DC Comics' most popular characters and most talented creators. This comprehensive collector's guide is the perfect resource for anyone who wants to learn more about the world of World's Finest Comics.

World's Finest Comics (1941-1986) #100 (World's Finest (1941-1986))

by Manfred Basedow

4.5 out of 5