#Sid Greene

[chernobog13]

Don't laugh! This is a recurring nightmare of mine!

Detail from the cover to Strange Adventures (vol. 1) #231 (August, 1971), which itself was a reprint of the cover for Strange Adventures (vol. 1) #125 (February, 1961). Art by Sid Greene.

#Attack of the Flying Gorillas #Strange Adventures #winged gorilla #flying giant gorilla #DC Comics #Sid Greene #the stuff of nightmares!

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Vintage Comic - Strange Adventures #130

Pencils: Sid Greene

Inks: Sid Greene

Colors: ?

Letters: Ira Schnapp

DC (July1961)

#Comics #DC Comics #Strange Adventures #Sid Greene #Ira Schnapp #Frogs #Weird #WTF #Science Fiction #Fantasy #Horror #Vintage #Art #DC #1961 #1960s #60s

[splooosh]

“Crisis Between”

Mike Sekowsky - Sid Greene

#Justice Society of America #Justice League of America #Anti Matter Man #Doctor Mid Nite #Flash #Sandman #Spectre #Doctor Fate #Batman #Hawkman #Green Lantern #Black Canary #Wildcat #Barry Allen #Hal Jordan #Earth 1 #Earth 2 #Mike Sekowsky #Sid Greene

[batmanonthecover]

Justice League of America #66 - November 1968 (DC Comics - USA)

Cover Art: Neal Adams

DIVIDED THEY FALL

Script: Denny O'Neil

Art: Dick Dillin  (Pencils), Sid Greene (Inks)

Characters: Justice League of America [JLA; Atom [Ray Palmer]; Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Green Arrow [Olive Queen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan]; Superman [Clark Kent; Kal-El]; Wonder Woman [Diana Prince]; Snapper Carr]; The Dirty Half-Dozen (villains); Generalissimo Demmy Gog (villain); Professor Howard Aiken

Synopsis: Generalissimo Demmy Gog of the tiny nation of Offalia comes to the US and nearly defeats the JLA with a stolen invention that can affect morale.

Batman story #1,253

#comics #dc comics #justice league of america #batman #green arrow #the atom #wonder woman #superman #green lantern #neal adams #denny o'neil #dick dillin #sid greene #1968

[gameraboy2]

Strange Adventures #118 (1960) cover by Sid Greene

#strange adventures #sid greene #1960 #1960s #vintage #gamera #turtle #comics #comic book #comic book art #comic books #art #illustration

[because-batcat]

Detective Comics #369 (November, 1967)

Written by Gardner Fox, with art by Carmine Infantino and Sid Greene

#Gardner Fox #Carmine Infantino #Sid Greene #Batman #Comic #comics #detective comics #1967 #67 #60s #batgirl #barbara gordon #selina kyle #catwoman

[mudwerks]

(via Bully Says: Comics Oughta Be Fun!)

from "Charlie Birger: Ruler of the Rackets" in Crime Must Pay the Penalty #4 (Ace, October 1948), pencils and inks by Sid Greene

#4 #Crime Must Pay the Penalty #comics #panel #art #vintage #Charlie Birger: Ruler of the Rackets #1948 #Ace #Sid Greene #hanging #execution

[cantsayidont]

November 1967. Selina Kyle prepares to reassert herself, in the final panels of DETECTIVE COMICS #369. At this point, Catwoman actually hadn't appeared in the Batman comics in 13 years — she'd been mentioned once or twice, and had popped up in two issues of LOIS LANE a year earlier, after the debut of the TV show, but her last actual appearance before that had been in DETECTIVE COMICS #211, back in 1954!

#comics #detective comics #gardner fox #carmine infantino #sid greene #batman #catwoman #selina kyle #batgirl #barbara gordon #batcat #cats #silver age batman #batromance

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WC: THE ATOM #16

WC: THE ATOM #16

It’s maybe hard to believe when viewed from the vantage point of 60 years of additional history, but heading into the Silver Age of Comics, the Atom was at one point a successful and viable character–more viable than, say, Hawkman, whom he beat to having a series to call his own and in gaining membership in the Justice League of America. The Atom’s appeal seems a bit limited, really: his wasn’t a…

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#DC #Gardner Fox #GI Joe #Gil Kane #Ira Schnapp #Julie Schwartz #Mort Weisinger #Sid Greene #The Atom

[ufonaut]

Nice going! You’ve worked the neatest trick in legal history -- getting released on your own say-so!

Ray & Carter in The Atom and Hawkman (1968) #42

(Denny O’Neil, Dick Dillin & Sid Greene)

#the atom and hawkman #the atom and hawkman 1968 #ray palmer #the atom #carter hall #hawkman #denny o'neil #dick dillin #sid greene #dc #dc comics #dcedit #comicedit #comicsedit #u can reblog #im sorry this was tremendously funny to me. the way ray and carter are literally having an affair

[intrapanelreturns]

Yeah, that Nick Fury issue from today?

Same year as this comic. And folks wonder why Marvel really exploded into the public consciousness. Sure, I like the Silver Age of DC too. Some really great art and storytelling, but still often feeling a little dated.

JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA #61 1968, DC Comics Gardner Fox story, Mike Sekowsky and Sid Greene art

#the justice league of america #comics #1968 #dc #gardner fox #mike sekowsky #sid greene

[onlylonelylatino]

Zatara and the Elongated Man by Sid Greene

#zatara #elongated man #sid greene #dc comics #silver age #gardner fox

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Vintage Comic - Target Comics Vol. 02 #010

Pencils: Sid Greene

Inks: Sid Greene

Novelty Press (Dec1941)

#Comics #Novelty Press #Target Comics #Sid Greene #Targeteer #Vintage #Art #CGC #1941 #1940s #40s

[splooosh]

“my Cyrotuber!”

Mike Sekowsky - Sid Greene

#Doctor Mid Nite #Justice Society of America #Mike Sekowsky #Sid Greene #Earth 2

[batmanonthecover]

Detective Comics #377 - July 1968 (DC Comics - USA)

Cover Art: Irv Novick

THE RIDDLER'S PRISON-PUZZLE PROBLEM!

Script:  Gardner Fox

Art:  Frank Springer (Pencils), Sid Greene (Inks)

Characters: Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Riddler [Edward Nigma] (villain)

Batman story #1,239

#comics #dc comics #detective comics #batman #robin #riddler #irv novick #gardner fox #frank spinger #sid greene #1968

[allflooby]

Midtown Comics purchases: Green Lantern Archives Vol. 4-6 and Adam Strange Archives Vol. 3.

#dc comics #adam strange #hal jordan #gil kane #murphy anderson #carmine infantino #joe giella #frank giacoia #sid greene