Quality Comics series Hit Comics is primarily remembered for a number of fantastic covers by the legendary Lou Fine, such as the iconic Hit Comics #5 cover, plus others from the likes of Reed Crandall and Gill Fox. With such a shock and awe beginning to this Golden Age series, collectors sometimes overlook the 1942[...]
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Kid Eternity first appeared in Hit Comics #25, created by Otto Binder and Sheldon Moldoff, and published by Quality Comics in 1942, featured on the cover of subsequent issues and gained his own series in 1946 His antagonists, Her Highness and Silk also got their own strip in Hit Comics #29 through #57.
Kid Eternity was[...]
In today's Justice League Dark story by Ram V and Sumit Kumar within Justice League #71, we get a little magical history within the DC Universe, we see Elnara Roshtu charged with the possession of the soul of the great wizard Merlin.
And taking it on as a mission to find the soul redeemed and revived[...]
Kid Eternity is a DC Comics character created by Otto Binder and Sheldon Moldoff, and first published in Hit Comics #25 by Quality Comics in December 1942. The Kid was originally a nameless boy killed 75 years too soon and brought back to life for another 75 years with the mission of upholding good in the[...]
I'd drawn chapters of New Statesmen and Third World War for Crises and had just completed Kid Eternity for DC All of this was full colour, painted work, something I'd never really intended to do I'd just completed a degree in graphic design/illustration at Leeds Polytechnic; my final show was all black and white art[...]
Of course, Kid Eternity is also a Quality character (and we've seen Quality-related titles The Ray and Blackhawks in the New 52 — and even a Plastic Man reference, I think), DC acquired the line in the mid-1950s and has used numerous of the characters and titles since then And of course you know that[...]