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DC Finest: Superman Family - The Giant Turtle Man by Jerry Siegel, Robert Bernstein, Curt Swan, Jim Mooney and more. Cover by Swan. Out in April 2025.

"All your favorite Superman Family members finally get their chance to shine in their very own DC Finest line in full color! Join Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Perry White, Lana Lang, Streaky the Supercat, Krypto the Superdog, and more in these lighthearted tales that showcase what it’s really like to be the girlfriend, pal, boss, or pet of the Man of Steel. Collects stories from July 1960 to October 1961 originally published in Superman’s Girl Friend, Lois Lane #19-28, Superman’s Pal, Jimmy Olsen #47-56, Action Comics #266 and #277, and Superman #142-143 and #147."

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Becoming Jane (2007, Julian Jarrold)

28/09/2024

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Archie Comics makes the Shadow a more "traditional" superhero. Art by Paul Reinman

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A case from the story "Miss Jimmy Olsen", included in "Superman’s Pal Jimmy Olsen” #44 (April 1960). Script by Robert Bernstein, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Stan Kaye.

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The flame from its nostrils is actual fire that melts our arrows!

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Marvel's first entry into the Direct Comic Market was Dazzler 1#. DC comic's first Direct Market comic was Superboy Spactacular 1, with a cover date of March, 1980. The issue was mostly made up of stories reprinted from Superboy 67, 78, 79, 83, and 88. ("The Origin of Superboy's Costume", "The Dreams of Doom", Life on Krypton!", "The One-Man Team!", "The Three Secret Indentities of Superboy", "The Man Who Destroyed Krypton", "The Puzzle of the Disappearing Pitcher!" Superboy Spectacular 1, DC Comic Event)

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From "Iron Man versus Gargantus!" in Tales of Suspense #40, April 1963. Stan Lee plot, Robert Bernstein script, Jack Kirby pencils, Don Heck inks, Stan Goldberg colors, John Duffy letters.

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For all your memeing needs. Bernstein, Robert(w) and George Papp (p, i). “Superboy's Big Brother” Superboy Vol 1 #89 (June 1961). DC Comics (Digital).

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Action Comics #346 ‘The Man Who Sold Insurance to Superman!’ and ‘The Case of the Superman Impostor!’ (1966) by Leo Dorfman, Wayne Boring, Robert Bernstein, Jim Mooney and others. Edited by Mort Weisinger. Cover by Curt Swan and George Klein.

(1967)

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Standing Up Against Bullying: Supporting Neurodivergent Kids | Media Reaction To Neurodivergence

Thanks for revisiting the "Everything Neurodiversity" channel. In this video, Robert Bernstein and Marcia Eckerd discuss an incident during the Democratic National Convention where Tim Walz's neurodivergent son poured out his love and pride for his father. Unfortunately, some adults in the media responded with hurtful comments, calling him weird and a beta male. This kind of bullying towards neurodivergent kids is unacceptable. Neurodivergent children face three times as much bullying as others, leaving deep emotional scars. It's time to take a stand against bullying and support these amazing kids. Join us in raising awareness and creating a more inclusive society. Please subscribe 🙏    / @everythingneurodiversity  

Robert Bernstein and Marcia Eckerd express their concern about an incident at the Democratic National Convention, where Tim Walz's neurodivergent son was seen expressing pride in his father during Tim's acceptance speech.

They highlight the overwhelmingly positive reaction from most viewers but criticize certain media figures who made derogatory comments, calling the child "weird" and a "puffy beta male." The speakers emphasize that neurodivergent kids face bullying three times more than others, which leaves lasting emotional scars.

They stress the importance of supporting neurodivergent kids, noting that while Tim Walz's son will receive support, many others do not, leading to further trauma. The key message is a call to action for everyone—kids, parents, teachers—to stand against bullying and support those who are different.

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The Jaguar roars again in a new one-shot comic from Archie!

The Jaguar roars again in a new one-shot comic from Archie! #comics #comicbooks

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Origin recap and the evolution of Cat Girl by John Rosenberger

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Things To Never Say To Someone Who Just Came Out - Composers Edition!

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Fine! I’m raring to go!

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Pepper Potts, Happy Hogan and Jack Frost were introduced in the anthology comic Tales of Suspense 45#, cover date of September, 1963. They were created by Stan Lee and Robert Bernstein. ("The Icy Fingers of Jack Frost", "I Come From Far Centaurus", Tales of Suspense 45#, Marvel Comic Event)