Mr Lovely

Early stories by Stan Lee and fantastic artwork. Recommend for people who like old horror comics. Excelsior!

Better than volume 1!

Barry and Jay teaming up is always super fun and cool to read.

Nice to see a women from the golden age kick some ass

Gotta read something Christmas related during December

This book collects the first appearances of mostly all of flash's rogues. Some are better than others though the collection ends with them all teaming up and well, Stan Lee and Steve Ditko did this idea of a hero's gallery teaming up together in a group better and first.

A bizarre selection of origins all cheesy and corny but most importantly fun!

Better than the first volume. The stories are a tad better

Indiana Jones is too quick to kill random natives in this

I oddly enough like the second half more

I don't know what more someone might want out of a new hope adaptation. Chaykin definitely delivers

Alright but I wish Leia was written better

I have been thinking about the ending, but I now appreciate a post apocalyptic story knowing when to end.

Felt too crammed and could have been expanded.

The Infantino's art is amazing again despite not looking like the actors. If you don't think so, you're wrong. A must-read for the Michael Golden and Al Williamson drawn issues.

Simple plot executed so so so well

I was curious of early Star Wars book adaptions. I found this to be silly but very fun. Chaykin and Infantino on art. What more can someone want? Sure, it isn't accurate but who cares.

Worst thing ever period

Classic EC horror. Not as bloody as I thought it would be

It's not that common for a story from the golden age to make me teary-eyed but that last story sure did

Contains stories featuring flash and Golden age flash teaming up, professor zoom and the wackiness of silver age DC comics.

I would have preferred seeing this animated

Incredibly entertaining from start to end. Flows so well compared to the average U.S. comic at the time. I don't know what more a young kid would want from a comic.

Funny yet extremely scary. Definitely made me think about military a bit differently