I love World's Finest and would never say no to a part 2. My earliest is 115 but I always pick them up when I see them for a reasonable price, they are always good for a laugh at the silver age madness of them and the later ones where they get serious are pretty decent too. I just read a couple of new ones I picked up recently this week. The 1st Composite Superman story that I believe you commented on when I did the haul video and another about monsters from the Scorpio dimension or something like that, great stuff. Interesting info about Curt Swan starting in this title, thanks for that
They are not "the best of friends." Sure, there are some comics where they seem to be, even overtly so, but I have read way more comics where their relationship is incredibly strained to say the least. Heck, I remember my cousin once reading a comic I had out and saying, "I didn't know Batman and Superman hate each other" (it was an old pre-Crisis Justice League comic). Remember, Batman has Kryptonite to kill Superman if he feels he is getting out of line.
Definitely a part 2!
I love World's Finest and would never say no to a part 2. My earliest is 115 but I always pick them up when I see them for a reasonable price, they are always good for a laugh at the silver age madness of them and the later ones where they get serious are pretty decent too. I just read a couple of new ones I picked up recently this week. The 1st Composite Superman story that I believe you commented on when I did the haul video and another about monsters from the Scorpio dimension or something like that, great stuff. Interesting info about Curt Swan starting in this title, thanks for that
World's Finest #169 has a hilarious cover. For being the third appearance of Batgirl and a silver age book, it's amazing how cheap it sells for.
It's true; I think people don't know the signifigance of it, but I compared it to a list of her appearances before making the claim.
My earliest world's finest is #64
@lylehopson9573 Biggie has number 2
They are not "the best of friends." Sure, there are some comics where they seem to be, even overtly so, but I have read way more comics where their relationship is incredibly strained to say the least. Heck, I remember my cousin once reading a comic I had out and saying, "I didn't know Batman and Superman hate each other" (it was an old pre-Crisis Justice League comic). Remember, Batman has Kryptonite to kill Superman if he feels he is getting out of line.
I have just recorded a part 2...this point is made in it I believe. For the books I have shown in this chapter, they are "best buds"