The Early Years: DC's Best of the Thirties

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I haven't gone through every post in this tread, but just want to chime in that Detective Comics #1 was reprinted as a Millennium Edition.

Don't think I knew that. Thanks.

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In regards to 1935-1937 material:

Don Drake from New Fun #4 (May, 1935). Art by Clem Gretter.



Federal Men from New Comics #10 (November, 1936). Art by Joe Shuster.



Dr. Occult from More Fun Comics #17 (January, 1937). Art by Joe Shuster.

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Foe of the Borgias from New Adventure Comics #13 (February, 1937). Art by Sven Elven.



She from New Adventure Comics #17 (July, 1937). Art by Sven Elven.



Larry Steele from Detective Comics #10 (December, 1937). Art by Will Ely.

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Thanks for all of those. How long did any of those features last?

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Thanks for all of those. How long did any of those features last?

Don Drake: New Fun #1 (February, 1935) - More Fun Comics #17 (January, 1937)

Federal Men: New Comics #2 (January, 1936) - Adventure Comics #70 (January, 1942)

Dr. Occult: New Fun #6 (October, 1935) - More Fun Comics #32 (June, 1938)

Foe of the Borgias: New Adventure Comics #13 (February, 1937)

She: New Comics #6 (July, 1936) - New Adventure Comics #22 (December, 1937)

Larry Steele: Detective Comics #5 (July, 1937) - Detective Comics #63 (May, 1942)