Panels of the week (ongoing discussion)

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's Green Lantern 1960/Green Lantern/Green Arrow issue 85 (August 1971, Oliver discovers that Roy is now addicted to heroin).

Panel from Marvel's The Amazing Spider-Man issue 248 (January 1984, a terminally ill young fan of Spider-Man named Tim Harrison has his wish of meeting his hero come true).

Panel from DC's Titans: Rebirth one shot (August 2016, Wally takes a picture of himself and his fellow teammates in a flashback).

Panel from Marvel's Planet-Size X-Men one-shot (August 2021, prelude to the 2021 X-Men ongoing).

 

[stephane dumas]

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's The Flash issue 123 (September 1961, first Silver Age appearance of Jay Garrick, the original Flash).

Panel from Marvel's Fantastic Four issue 4 (May 1962, first Silver Age appearance of Namor the Sub-Mariner).

Panel from DC's Justice League of America issue 21 (August 1963, first Silver Age appearance of the Justice Society of America).

Panel from Marvel's The Avengers issue 4 (March 1964, first Silver Age appearance of Captain America).

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's The Mighty issue 12 (March 2010, Alpha One discovers the hyperbaric chamber is actually a cryogenic chamber trap caused by the main protagonist Gabriel Cole).

Panel from Marvel's NFL SuperPro issue 6 (March 1992, figure skater Laura Eagle recounts how she and her sister He'e'e were quite different when they were kids due to her wanting to be an athlete while her sister was more embracing of their family's Hopi ancestry).

Panel from DC's Sasquatch Detective Special one-shot (December 2018, Tonya Lightfoot enrols at the Los Angeles Police Academy).

Panel from Marvel's Hell's Angel issue 5 (November 1992, last appearance of Shevaun Haldane as Hell's Angel before she becomes Dark Angel the following issue).

 

[stephane dumas]

From the very first adventure of Captain Canuck. A Canadian superhero published in the 1970s.

 

[Otaku-sempai]

From the very first adventure of Captain Canuck. A Canadian superhero published in the 1970s.

And still published (sporadically?) today!

 

[stephane dumas]

And still published (sporadically?) today!

And was also commemored in stamp in 1995 by Canada Post along with others Canadian Superheroes from Superman, Nelvana, Fleurs de Lys, Captain Canuck and Johnny Canuck.

 

[Otaku-sempai]

And was also commemored in stamp in 1995 by Canada Post along with others Canadian Superheroes from Superman, Nelvana, Fleurs de Lys, Captain Canuck and Johnny Canuck.

Counting Superman as Canadian is a little bit of a stretch, though I understand the reasoning!

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's Superman: The Man of Steel issue 46 (July 1995, conclusion of "The Death of Clark Kent" storyline).

Panel from Marvel's The Amazing Spider-Man issue 102 (November 1971, conclusion of the "Six Arms Saga" storyline).

Panel from DC's Batman: The 10-Cent Adventure one-shot (March 2002, start of the "Bruce Wayne: Murderer" storyline).

Panel from Marvel's Captain America issue 332 (August 1987, start of the "Captain America No More" storyline).

 

[stephane dumas]

 

[Otaku-sempai]

Lieutenant Blueberry he ain't; but by the same measure, Blueberry isn't Lucky Luke!

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's Superman/The Adventures of Superman issue 649 (April 2006, last issue of the ongoing before returning back to its original adjectiveless title).

Panel from Marvel's Tales of Suspense issue 99 (March 1968, last issue of the ongoing before becoming the main Captain America title).

Panel from DC's Superman issue 650 (May 2006, first issue of the ongoing following its 1987-2006 run as The Adventures of Superman).

Panel from Marvel's Tales of Suspense/Captain America issue 100 (April 1968, first issue of the ongoing following its 1959-1968 run as Tales of Suspense).

 

[stephane dumas]

Yoko Tsuno from the comic graphic book "The Dragon of Hong Kong".

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's Justice League: A Midsummer's Nightmare issue 3 (November 1996, end of the pre-Zero Hour era for the Justice League).

Panel from Marvel's Heroes Reborn: The Return issue 4 (December 1997, end of the Heroes Reborn era for the Avengers).

Panel from DC's JLA issue 1 (January 1997, start of the JLA era for the Justice League).

Panel from Marvel's The Avengers 1998 issue 1 (February 1998, start of the Heroes Return era for the Avengers).

 

[stephane dumas]

Lucky Luke Adventure "In the shadow of the Derricks", the conclusion.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's Justice League of America issue 142 (June 1977, Marvel's Mantis shows up as Willow).

Panel from Marvel's Thor issue 341 (March 1984, Thor bumps into DC's Clark Kent and Lois Lane).

Panel from DC's Superman 1987 issue 50 (December 1990, Mr. Mxyzptlk shapeshifts into Marvel's Impossible Man and tries to talk to the Fantastic Four).

Panel from Marvel's The Amazing Spider-Man issue 600 (September 2009, Spider-Man teams up with DC's Batman, which is censored with a cease-and-desist note from lawyer Dave Althoff).

 

[stephane dumas]

From Jerome K. Jerome Bloche, issue #2.

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's The Saga of the Swamp Thing/Swamp Thing 1985 issue 47 (April 1986, Swamp Thing communicates with the Parliament of Trees, which includes Marvel's Man-Thing).

Panel from Marvel's The Sub-Mariner issue 72 (September 1974, DC's Aquaman pushes the button that destroys the satellite, recapping Aquaman issue 56).

Panel from DC's Superman/Batman Annual issue 1 (December 2006, Clark and Bruce encounter an alternate universe incarnation of Marvel's Deadpool, who is Deathstroke of his own universe).

Panel from Marvel's Quasar issue 17 (October 1990, DC's Barry Allen shows up as Buried Alien following his death in the end of Crisis on Infinite Earths).

 

[AdrenalineRush1996]

Panel from DC's Showcase issue 4 (October 1956, first appearance of Barry Allen as the Flash).

Panel from Marvel's The Amazing Spider-Man issue 149 (October 1975, first appearance of Peter Parker's clone Ben Reilly as Spider-Man).

Panel from DC's Crisis on Infinite Earths issue 12 (March 1986, Wally West becomes the new Flash after the death of his uncle Barry Allen).

Panel from Marvel's Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man 2011 issue 4 (January 2012, Miles Morales becomes the new Spider-Man after the death of Peter Parker).

 

[stephane dumas]

From Top Cat issue #1 comics adaptation of the classic Hanna-Barbera cartoon published by Charlton Comics.