[Downunder Dan]

This week's comics:

Gem Comics 8 and

Silver Flash 9

[Downunder Dan]

This week:

Michael Chance #9

El Lobo, the Man from Nowhere #7

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Should be visible and available soon.

[Downunder Dan]

This week, we step into the shadows with...

The Shadow 3 from the first series of this title (the other Shadow comics  on this site are from the second series), and

The Cloak Tells Tales of Mystery 7

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This week:

Invisible Avenger Comic #14 featuring Secret Service Agent K-7

Little Trimmer 4

[Downunder Dan]

This week...

New: Fatty Finn's Comics Vol.3 #7

Expansion: Sir Falcon #44

Bonus: The Green Skeleton #3 - reuniting a reprint of the story from a British annual with the cover from the internet.

[Downunder Dan]

This week:

New - Sky Hawk 12 featuring Rory McShane and Rocket Reagan

Expansion - The Secret Formula featuring Red Steele and Shado McGraw

[Downunder Dan]

This week:

New - Exciting 'magpie' Comics

Expansion - Silver Flash #20

(I count mixed bag anthology comics as 'new' - indeed, Exciting Comics features the first appearance of Crash McKane, who went on to appear at least three more times.)

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This week:

New - Cole Steele Adventure Comic #5

Expansion - Clancy of the Overflow #1

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This week:

New - The Panther 44

Expansion - The Cloak Tells Tales of Mystery 4

[Downunder Dan]

This week...

New: The Adventures of Smoky Dawson 7 (see below!)

Expanded: True Pirates Comic 1

Pirates and Westerns are two genres that were popular in the Australian Golden Age (in prose fiction as well as comics) that haven't been covered as much as they could be here. Some rectification this week.

The Smoky Dawson comic is partially on the site already (as Smoky Dawson vs the Bat). Hopefully that'll be removed soon. I'll be adding info about Smoky Dawson as a long lasting pop culture icon in Australia, but also about the fictional adventures spun off from Smoky's persona, and on the apparent unofficial crossover with a British comic character, the Bat. The comic requires a bit more context than most others! (I'll also add a Tex Morton comic later, just to cover off the the real life musician with a fictional adventure sideline sub-genre)