Adventures of the Fly

As super-heroes regained popularity in the late 1950s and early 1960s, the beginning of the Silver Age of Comics, the folks at Archie dusted off some of their Golden Age heroes from the 1940s and offered up new ones, like the Fly, who first appeared in The Double Life of Private Strong #1 in 1959. The Fly is secretly lawyer Thomas Troy; when the need arises, he touches his magic ring and transforms into his super-powered alter ego. Adventures of the Fly offers up fairly standard super-hero fare, but the run is notable for the work of comics legends Joe Simon and Jack Kirby in the early issues.

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#12

May 1961

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger

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#15

Oct 1961

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger

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#16

Nov 1961

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger

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#20

Jul 1962

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger

Origin of Fly-Girl

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#22

Oct 1962

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger

Marv Wolfman L.O.C.; Paul Gambaccini L.O.C.

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#23

Nov 1962

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger

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#24

Feb 1963

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger

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#26

Jul 1963

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger

Versus the Spider

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#27

Sep 1963

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W: Robert Bernstein · A: John Rosenberger, John Giunta

Fly Girl backup story

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Book #1

Nov 2004

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W: Joe Simon, Jack Kirby · A: Joe Simon, Jack Kirby, Chic Stone, Dick Ayers, Paul Reinman, Jack Davis, Sol Brodsky, Al Williamson, Ted Galindo

Reprints Adventures of the Fly # 1-4 (1959-1960)

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