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Alas, this is the final issue of Batman: The Brave and the Bold.

Four random pages from the story (the "plot" is "Bat-Mite gets a crush on Batgirl") below the cut.
( The best thing about Bat-Mite is that relieved feeling you get when he goes away. )
But hey, Superman Family Adventures! Whee!
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!

Four random pages from the story (the "plot" is "Bat-Mite gets a crush on Batgirl") below the cut.
( The best thing about Bat-Mite is that relieved feeling you get when he goes away. )
But hey, Superman Family Adventures! Whee!
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
Batman: The Brave and the Bold #4
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Wonder Woman had another appearance this week, which may be more palatable for some of you.

The "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" comic book underwent a renumbering, so we have a different look for the Amazing Amazon.
( The Bride and the Bold, 4 pages from the latest issue )

The "Batman: The Brave and the Bold" comic book underwent a renumbering, so we have a different look for the Amazing Amazon.
( The Bride and the Bold, 4 pages from the latest issue )
"The Three Flaming Dooms!"
Nov. 26th, 2010 06:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Hi folks!
Hope your Thursday was good, and everyone is quite recovered.
I'm using "Weakness Week" as an excuse to run a few pages of this character...

Can you guess his secret weakness?
For those of you who haven't met the character before, the Silent Knight was actually Brian Kent, son of Sir Edwin Kent. Sir Edwin was co-ruler of a fiefdom with Sir Oswald. Oswald didn't want to share, and treacherously slew Sir Edwin. Brian realized what had happened, but could not speak out against Sir Oswald, as he was now sole ruler, and Brian was not yet of age. So Brian adopted an identity-concealing set of armor to fight for the common people against Sir Oswald's misrule. One problem--the full-face helmet wasn't going to be enough. Brian had a very distinctive voice, so he couldn't go the standard superhero route of lowering it a notch and speaking gruffly; he had to remain silent or have Sir Oswald prove that the outlaw Silent Knight was the same person as Brian Kent and legally have him put to death.
This is a fairly typical story, "The Three Flaming Dooms!" It was originally printed in The Brave and the Bold #15 in 1957, but this is the 1974 reprint in The Brave and the Bold #112. 3 1/3 pages of ten.
( Apologies in advance for the crooked scans. )
Your thoughts and comments?
Suggested tags
char: Silent Knight/Brian Kent
creator: Irv Novick
creator: Robert Kanigher
publisher: DC Comics
theme: animals
title: The Brave and the Bold
Hope your Thursday was good, and everyone is quite recovered.
I'm using "Weakness Week" as an excuse to run a few pages of this character...

Can you guess his secret weakness?
For those of you who haven't met the character before, the Silent Knight was actually Brian Kent, son of Sir Edwin Kent. Sir Edwin was co-ruler of a fiefdom with Sir Oswald. Oswald didn't want to share, and treacherously slew Sir Edwin. Brian realized what had happened, but could not speak out against Sir Oswald, as he was now sole ruler, and Brian was not yet of age. So Brian adopted an identity-concealing set of armor to fight for the common people against Sir Oswald's misrule. One problem--the full-face helmet wasn't going to be enough. Brian had a very distinctive voice, so he couldn't go the standard superhero route of lowering it a notch and speaking gruffly; he had to remain silent or have Sir Oswald prove that the outlaw Silent Knight was the same person as Brian Kent and legally have him put to death.
This is a fairly typical story, "The Three Flaming Dooms!" It was originally printed in The Brave and the Bold #15 in 1957, but this is the 1974 reprint in The Brave and the Bold #112. 3 1/3 pages of ten.
( Apologies in advance for the crooked scans. )
Your thoughts and comments?
Suggested tags
char: Silent Knight/Brian Kent
creator: Irv Novick
creator: Robert Kanigher
publisher: DC Comics
theme: animals
title: The Brave and the Bold
Not one of Batman's better days
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From The Brave and the Bold #113, June-July #1974 "The 50-Story Killer!" 5 pages of 20.

( Before you get too defensive about your age, Bruce, remember that in this series, you served in WWII with Sergeant Rock. )
Your thoughts and comments?
Suggested tags
char: Batman/Bruce Wayne
char: Jim Gordon
creator: Bob Haney
creator: Jim Aparo
group: Metal Men
publisher: DC Comics
title: The Brave and the Bold

( Before you get too defensive about your age, Bruce, remember that in this series, you served in WWII with Sergeant Rock. )
Your thoughts and comments?
Suggested tags
char: Batman/Bruce Wayne
char: Jim Gordon
creator: Bob Haney
creator: Jim Aparo
group: Metal Men
publisher: DC Comics
title: The Brave and the Bold
Oliver Queen's Bucket List
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Have you ever contemplated what you would do if you were diagnosed with lethal radiation poisoning?
Here's a look at how Green Arrow answered that question, in "The World's Three Most Dangerous Arrows", reprinted in The Brave and the Bold #113, originally appearing in Adventure Comics in 1956. 2 2/3rds pages of eight.

( The last days of an archer )
Your thoughts and comments?
Suggested tags
char: Green Arrow/Oliver Queen
char: Speedy/Roy Harper
creator: George Papp
era: Silver Age
publisher: DC Comics
title: The Brave and the Bold
Here's a look at how Green Arrow answered that question, in "The World's Three Most Dangerous Arrows", reprinted in The Brave and the Bold #113, originally appearing in Adventure Comics in 1956. 2 2/3rds pages of eight.

( The last days of an archer )
Your thoughts and comments?
Suggested tags
char: Green Arrow/Oliver Queen
char: Speedy/Roy Harper
creator: George Papp
era: Silver Age
publisher: DC Comics
title: The Brave and the Bold
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So, I made up this collage for my Tumblr and I figured I'd share it with all of you, s_d!
( 25 perfect moments of faceless humor, starring the Questions )
The Brave and the Bold #35
Jul. 16th, 2010 01:19 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)

This issue and the previous one (Doom Patrol & Legion of Superheroes) make up two halves of a larger story.
( Four pages from #35 and half a page from #34... )