Fly Man
(Radio, 1965-1966)
™ and ©1966 Radio Comics Inc.
When Tom Troy, attorney-at-law, rubs his Fly Man ring, he is transformed into The Fly, a being with insectlike powers. His amazing powers, weapons, and flying ability were granted to him by a mysterious alien named Turan, an inhabitant of the other-dimensional Fly World.
Passing back and forth through the dimensional passageway between the two worlds, Fly Man has adventures both on Earth, and at times, even on Fly World. He must survive encounters with deadly villains such as the insane Mighty Man, while maintaining his law practice and dating the gorgeous actress Kim Brand, also known as Fly Girl.
In addition to Fly Man tales, issues may contain short stories featuring other Mighty Comics Group heroes such as the patriotic Shield, the henpecked Web, and the mysterious Black Hood, as well as additional members of the super-hero group, the Mighty Crusaders—all presented in a familiar Silver Age style.
This series is continued from Adventures of the Fly #31, and is itself continued after issue #39 as Mighty Comics.
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Jul 1965
Cover: $0.12
W: Jerry Siegel · A: Paul Reinman
Series continued from Adventures of the Fly #31
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Sep 1965
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W: Jerry Siegel · A: Paul Reinman
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Nov 1965
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W: Jerry Siegel · A: Paul Reinman, Mike Sekowsky
Versus Evilo the Tempter
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Jan 1966
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W: Jerry Siegel · A: Paul Reinman
Origin of The Black Hood; Mike Friedrich L.O.C.
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Mar 1966
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W: Jerry Siegel · A: Paul Reinman
Origin of The Web; Shield back-up story
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May 1966
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W: Jerry Siegel · A: Paul Reinman
The Shield back-up story
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Jul 1966
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W: Jerry Siegel · A: Paul Reinman
Versus the Madman; Versus the Spider
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Sep 1966
Cover: $0.12
W: Jerry Siegel · A: Paul Reinman
Series continued in Mighty Comics #40; Versus Blockbuster (Turan); Versus the Monster-Master; Final issue; Steel Sterling; The Fly