Amazing-Man Comics began publication in 1939 by Centaur Publications, one of the earliest American comic book publishers, during the Golden Age of Comic Books and ran until 1942. The anthology series was named after it's star superhero, Amazing-Man, created by Bill Everett, who later influenced te creation and origin of Charlton Comics' 1960s superhero Thunderbolt (Peter Cannon), as well as Marvel Comics' Iron Fist character in the 1970s.
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CentaurNov 20th, 1940 · $0.10 -
CentaurOct 16th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurSep 18th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurAug 17th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurJun 12th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurMay 14th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurApr 16th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurMar 13th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurFeb 13th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurJan 13th, 1940 · $0.10
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CentaurDec 13th, 1939 · $0.10
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CentaurNov 13th, 1939 · $0.10
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CentaurOct 13th, 1939 · $0.10
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CentaurOct 1st, 1939 · $0.10
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CentaurSep 1st, 1939 · $0.10
Type
Comic Books
Format
Regular Series
Language
English
Genres
Action
Comic Age
Golden Age (1938 - 1955)