The Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told (Collected)

Hardcover collection of stories originally published by DC and Quality Comics between 1937 and 1949.

Issues

• Detective Comics #69 - "The Siege of Krovka" (starring the Boy Commandos)
• Batman #30 - "While the City Sleeps" (starring Batman)
• Flash Comics #4 - "The Thought Terror" (starring Hawkman)
• Plastic Man #21 - "Where Is Amorpho?" (starring Plastic Man)
• Sensation Comics #1 - "The Origin of Wildcat" (starring Wildcat)
• Flash Comics #96 - "The Riddle of the Topaz Brooch" (starring Black Canary)
• Kid Eternity #3 - "The Count" (starring Kid Eternity)
• "Scribbly" - Redrawn version of a story from All-American Comics #6 (starring Scribbly Jibbet)
• All-American Comics #92 - "The Icicle Goes South" (starring Green Lantern)
• Adventure Comics #51 - "The Pawn Broker" (starring the Sandman)
• All-Flash #14 - "The Rise and Fall of Norman Empire" (starring the Flash)
• Adventure Comics #67 - "The Menace of the Invisible Raiders!" (starring Starman)
• More Fun Comics #57 - "Boys from Nowhere" (starring the Spectre)
• Action Comics #124 - "The Lonesome Kangaroo!" (starring Vigilante)
• Detective Comics #1 - "The Streets of Chinatown" (starring Slam Bradley)
• Crack Comics #19 - "The President's Been Kidnapped" (starring Black Condor)
• Adventure Comics #144 - "The Day That Was Five Years Long" (starring Johnny Quick)
• Superman #61 - "Superman Returns to Krypton!" (starring Superman)
• Star-Spangled Comics #77 - "Robotman vs. Rubberman" (starring Robotman)
• Modern Comics #67 - "The Plateau of Oblivion" (starring Blackhawk)
• Wonder Woman #13 - "The Icebound Maidens" (starring Wonder Woman)
• All-Star Comics #37 - "The Injustice Society of the World!" (starring the Justice Society of America)

Notes

• "The things of magic--THE GREATEST GOLDEN AGE STORIES EVER TOLD--a lasting tribute to the roots of American comics, starring the greatest characters of the 1930s and 1940s, as written by a veritable Who's Who of the Golden Age!" -- Back cover blurb
• Scribbly was redrawn by Sheldon Mayer expressly for this book when suitable materials could not be found to reprint from.

• Reprints several house ads and public service announcements of the era.

• Also includes a foreword by Roy Thomas, an introduction by editor Mike Gold, biographies of the included writers and artists by Mark Waid and end notes by Robert Greenberger.
• 288 pages.
• Out of print.

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