Golden Features (Jerry Iger’s…)

    (Blackthorne, 1986)
™ and ©1986 Caplin-Iger Company, Ltd.

In the 1930s and 40s, the Jerry Iger comic studio produced a wealth of popular comics, many featuring strong and beautiful women who in those days were still called “girls.” Among the stars were “South Sea Girl,” featuring the beautiful Alani, who fearlessly battles huge sharks with just a knife; “Lucky Wings,” in which a daring reporter will brave any danger for a good story; and “Madame Strange,” a beautiful superheroine—perhaps one of the first—with mysterious powers. If anyone thought that all the heroes of the time were men, this reprint series should dispel that notion. Plenty of clichés, but good old-fashioned entertainment, too.

A variety of creators contributed stories—Thorne Stevenson, Bob Webb—but who knows how real the names are? Published by Blackthorne Publishing.
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  • 1
    #1
    Cover: $2.00
    W: Ruth Roche  ·  A: Matt Baker
    2 copies from $3.98
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    #2
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    W: Ruth Roche  ·  A: Matt Baker
    2 copies from $1.95
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    #3
    Jun 1986
    Cover: $2.00
    A: Matt Baker
    1 copy for $2.20
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    #4
    Aug 1986
    Cover: $2.00
    A: Mort Leav, Vernon Henkel
    4 copies from $0.50
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    #5
    Oct 1986
    Cover: $2.00
    W: Don Weaver, Slaba Eyce, Noel Fowler  ·  A: Don Weaver, Slaba Eyce, Noel Fowler
    3 copies from $1.91
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    #6
    Jan 1987
    Cover: $2.00
    W: S.M. Iger, Frank Little  ·  A: S.M. Iger, Lee J. Ames, Frank Little
    1 copy for $7.50