Who Created the Comic Books?

Although Jerry Bails and Hames Ware in the Who's Who had Otto Binder writing Wild Bill Pecos for Orbit (giving his tenure as 1950-51),...

The publishers buying the stories are Orbit, Fawcett, and Quality—the latter for whom William Woolfolk starts writing some stories of pr...

Ernie Colón drew at least five pages at Archie in 1960. Maybe he did more—Archie put out a lot of comics at the time that I haven't read...

William Woolfolk sells to his regulars—Quality, Orbit, and Fawcett—according to his notebook of sales. The line-up for Tex Ritter 1...

In "The Attack of the 'Gator God" Bill Finger reuses not only the War Wheel that he originated in Blackhawk 56 (Sept/52) at ...

Fawcett, Quality, and Orbit, like clockwork, bought and published the stories William Woolfolk wrote this month. He returns to writi...

When Murray Boltinoff took over editing Tomahawk he changed the format from three stories per issue to a double-length one and a back-up (...