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World Finest Comics 1941-1986: The Definitive Collector's Guide to the World's Most Popular Superhero Team

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World Finest Comics is one of the most popular and enduring comic book series of all time. For over 40 years, it chronicled the adventures of Superman and Batman, two of the most iconic superheroes in history. The series was a critical and commercial success, and it has been praised for its high-quality storytelling and artwork.

World's Finest Comics (1941-1986) #100 (World's Finest (1941-1986))

by Manfred Basedow

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This definitive collector's guide to World Finest Comics covers the entire history of the series, from its humble beginnings in 1941 to its final issue in 1986. It includes detailed information on every issue, including plot summaries, character profiles, and artist credits. The guide also features a wealth of rare and unpublished artwork, making it a must-have for any fan of World Finest Comics.

The Early Years

World Finest Comics was first published in 1941 by National Comics Publications (later known as DC Comics). The series was created by editor Whitney Ellsworth and writer Jerry Siegel. The first issue featured a team-up between Superman and Batman, and it was an instant success.

In the early years, World Finest Comics was primarily a showcase for Superman and Batman. The stories were often lighthearted and humorous, and they focused on the two heroes' friendship and camaraderie. However, the series also tackled more serious issues, such as crime, poverty, and war.

The Silver Age

In the 1950s, World Finest Comics entered the Silver Age of Comics. This period was characterized by a more optimistic and hopeful tone, and it saw the of new characters and concepts.

One of the most significant changes during the Silver Age was the of Supergirl. Supergirl was Superman's cousin, and she quickly became a popular character in her own right. She was featured in many World Finest Comics stories, and she even had her own solo series.

Another important change during the Silver Age was the of the Justice League of America. The Justice League was a team of superheroes that included Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and other popular heroes. The Justice League was a major success, and it helped to popularize World Finest Comics even further.

The Bronze Age

The 1970s saw the beginning of the Bronze Age of Comics. This period was characterized by a more realistic and gritty tone, and it saw the of more complex and nuanced characters.

One of the most significant changes during the Bronze Age was the of Lex Luthor as the main villain in World Finest Comics. Luthor was a brilliant scientist and criminal mastermind, and he posed a serious threat to Superman and Batman.

Another important change during the Bronze Age was the of the World's Finest Club. The World's Finest Club was a group of readers who were dedicated to World Finest Comics. The club published a newsletter, and it organized events and conventions.

The Modern Age

The 1980s saw the beginning of the Modern Age of Comics. This period was characterized by a more mature and sophisticated tone, and it saw the of new characters and concepts.

One of the most significant changes during the Modern Age was the of the Crisis on Infinite Earths. The Crisis on Infinite Earths was a major crossover event that rebooted the DC Comics universe. It resulted in the deaths of several characters, including Supergirl.

Another important change during the Modern Age was the of the new Superman. The new Superman was younger and more idealistic than the previous Superman, and he quickly became a popular character. He was featured in many World Finest Comics stories, and he even had his own solo series.

The Legacy of World Finest Comics

The legacy of World Finest Comics continues to this day. The series has been reprinted in numerous collections, and it has been adapted into several films and television shows. The characters of Superman and Batman are still two of the most popular superheroes in the world, and they continue to inspire new generations of fans.

World Finest Comics is a definitive collector's guide to one of the most popular and enduring comic book series of all time. It includes detailed information on every issue, as well as a wealth of rare and unpublished artwork. This guide is a must-have for any fan of World Finest Comics.

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World's Finest Comics (1941-1986) #100 (World's Finest (1941-1986))

by Manfred Basedow

4.5 out of 5