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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Amazing Man Comics'')}}'''''Amazing Man Comics''''', or '''''Amazing-Man Comics''''', was a Golden Age American comic book printed between 1939 and 1942 by Centaur Comics, which is now in the public domain, alongside most of its cast of characters. | {{DISPLAYTITLE:''Amazing Man Comics''}}{{wikipediainfo|Amazing-Man (Centaur Publications)}}'''''Amazing Man Comics''''', or '''''Amazing-Man Comics''''', was a Golden Age American comic book printed between 1939 and 1942 by Centaur Comics, which is now in the public domain, alongside most of its cast of characters. | ||
Each issue of the comic book included stories featuring various superheroes with ongoing storylines; there was no apparent shared universe or continuity between the various titles. Among the shortest-lived series within the pages of ''Amazing Man Comics'' was ''[[The Magician from Mars (series)|The Magician from Mars]]'', whose [[Magician from Mars|now-public-domain main character]] would ultimately be integrated into the [[Jenny Everywhere]] mythos. ''Magician from Mars'' stories appeared in Issues [[Amazing Man Comics 7|#7]], [[Amazing Man Comics 8|#8]], [[Amazing Man Comics 9|#9]], [[Amazing Man Comics 10|#10]] and [[Amazing Man Comics 11|#11]] of the comic. | Each issue of the comic book included stories featuring various superheroes with ongoing storylines; there was no apparent shared universe or continuity between the various titles. Among the shortest-lived series within the pages of ''Amazing Man Comics'' was ''[[The Magician from Mars (series)|The Magician from Mars]]'', whose [[Magician from Mars|now-public-domain main character]] would ultimately be integrated into the [[Jenny Everywhere]] mythos. ''Magician from Mars'' stories appeared in Issues [[Amazing Man Comics 7|#7]], [[Amazing Man Comics 8|#8]], [[Amazing Man Comics 9|#9]], [[Amazing Man Comics 10|#10]] and [[Amazing Man Comics 11|#11]] of the comic. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:35, 26 September 2021
Amazing Man Comics, or Amazing-Man Comics, was a Golden Age American comic book printed between 1939 and 1942 by Centaur Comics, which is now in the public domain, alongside most of its cast of characters.
Each issue of the comic book included stories featuring various superheroes with ongoing storylines; there was no apparent shared universe or continuity between the various titles. Among the shortest-lived series within the pages of Amazing Man Comics was The Magician from Mars, whose now-public-domain main character would ultimately be integrated into the Jenny Everywhere mythos. Magician from Mars stories appeared in Issues #7, #8, #9, #10 and #11 of the comic.
