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Dark Horse Comics Trademarks Silver Streak

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Dark Horse Comics Trademarks Silver Streak

Silver Streak Comics was originally published by Arthur Bernhardt's Rhoda Publications in 1940, names after the publisher's  Pontiac model of car.

With issue #3, the title was taken over by Lev Gleason Publications and a character named Silver Streak first appeared.

Created by Joe Simon, he was the second superhero speedster after the Golden Age Flash.

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The comic would also feature the 1940s character The Daredevil, recently revived alongside Silver Streak by Erik Larsen in Savage Dragon, as public domain characters.

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Now, it seems, that Dark Horse Comics – who have published a number of Silver Streak archive collections, have registered a trademark for the name. Purely for the archives? Are there plans to publish a new series by that name?

Time will tell…

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