- #B50-695
High Camp Super Heroes #B50-695
April 1966 · 0.50 USD · 164 pages
On sale 1966-04-10
Synopsis
The Batman TV series brought on a short lived appreciation for what became known as camp. It produce a big change in the comic field and a plethora of super-heroes flooded the maketplace. Archie Comics got back into the super-hero field and hired the co-creator of Superman to do the job. He wrote: "If television is making you yawn these days, if reading masses of type on a printed page gives you a migraine headache, if cinema spy capers are beginning to lose their zing for you, then immerse yourself in HIGH CAMP SUPER HEROES. Could a High Camper, or even a low Camper ask for more?"
Credits
- Script
- Jerry Siegel
- Pencils
- Paul Reinman
- Inks
- Paul Reinman, Frank Giacoia
- Editor
- Jerry Siegel
- Pp. 26-53 of book, pp. 22-49 of story
- Mike Sekowsky
- Pp. 26-67 of book, pp. 22-63 of story
- Paul Reinman
- Pp. 5-25 of book, pp. 1-21 of story
- Frank Giacoia
- Pp. 5-25, 54-67 of book, pp. 1-21, 50-63 of story
- Paul Reinman
Notes
Copyright 1966 Radio Comics, Inc. On-sale date from 1966 Books and Pamphlets, Copyright Office, Library of Congress. Registration number A903945.
Reprinted from
Reprinted in
- Fly Man #39— pp. 5-25 of book, pp. 1-21 of story
- The Mighty Crusaders #7— pp. 26-67 of book, pp. 22-63 of story
- Amazing Stories of Suspense #105— pp. 5-25 of book, pp. 1-21 of story