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Silver Streak Comics (1939)

Issue #6

by Don Rico Writer Jack Cole Writer +13 more

Lev Gleason

Key Issue

Overview Market Data Series comments

A key issue noted for First appearance of Daredevil and Origin of Daredevil. Silver Streak Comics #6 was published by Lev Gleason on September 1, 1940, as part of a series that began in 1939. Don Rico and Jack Cole write, and art comes from Hal Sharp, Harry Anderson and Jack Binder. It features Daredevil, The Claw, The Silver Streak, Dickie Dean and Lance Hale, among 12 characters cataloged on VerseDB.

Series

Silver Streak Comics (1939)

Issue Number

Cover Date

September 1940

Series Details

Publisher

Lev Gleason

Run

1939

Issues Count

Format

Standard

Key Issue

Appearance

First appearance of Daredevil

Story

Origin of Daredevil

Reviews

Creators

Don Rico

Writer

Jack Cole

Writer, Artist, Penciller, Inker, Cover Artist

Kane Miller

Writer

Hal Sharp

Penciller, Inker

Harry Anderson

Penciller, Inker

Jack Binder

Penciller, Inker

Maurice Gutwirth

Penciller, Inker

Characters

Ace Powers

Bill Wayne

Captain Keen

Daredevil

Bart Hill

Dickie Dean

John Hill

Lance Hale

Mary Hill

Sky Wolf

The Claw

Claw

The Silver Streak

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First issues and famous stories from Golden Age comics now in the public domain, 1938 to 1953. Picks range from jungle and war heroes to crime and horror tales, from Fiction House, Lev Gleason and other publishers of the era.

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