MISTER MIRACLE #12, Feb 1973.
Permalink Reply by Philip Portelli on November 7, 2017 at 7:14am
Magilla Gorilla and Dial M For Monkey with Igoo, Blip and So-So!
Permalink Reply by Luke Blanchard on November 7, 2017 at 8:47am
Jeff of Earth-J said:
Just the Moth in the second case. Most recurring Golden Age Batman foes only appeared two or three times, in stories published within a couple of years. The Joker, Catwoman, the Penguin and Two-Face are the exceptions.(1) Killer Moth appeared three times, in issues that went on sale 1950-51.
However, it may be the Moth was based on the earlier character as there were other Silver Age versions of older Bat-foes before the New Look: a second Firefly, the second Mad Hatter, and the Silver Age Clayface.
(1) Two-Face initially followed the pattern, as he was cured on his third appearance; but there were successor versions, and finally Harvey resumed the identity (in the last story before the concept was dropped). The Cavalier managed four appearances, but all in 1943-44.
Permalink Reply by Dave Palmer on November 7, 2017 at 10:30am
Blue Beetle vs. The Madmen
Tales to Astonish #8 - Mummex, King of the Mummies lives again! Cover art by Kirby and John Buscema.
And a Marvel re-rendering of MOBY DICK.
Here's a G-rated Moby Dick
Permalink Reply by Steve W on November 8, 2017 at 5:57am
Superman #154. Art by Curt Swan. More antics from the imp from the 5th dimension.
Okay, I can take "Mummex" off my list. Here's Morlock 2001...
+ The Midnight Men.
Permalink Reply by Philip Portelli on November 8, 2017 at 11:01am
The Mad Merlin took Thor to medieval times in Journey Into Mystery #96 (S'63) as one of the Thunder God's sillier-looking foes. He realized this and got a makeover in X-Men #30 (Ma'67) as the Warlock, Interestingly enough when that issue was reprinted in X-Men #78 (O'72), the cover was titled "The Menace of Merlin!" because Adam Warlock had his own book by then.
But when the Warlock returned in X-Men #47 (Au'68), he redubbed himself...the Maha Yogi, making him the villainous equivalent to Hank Pym as far as renaming goes.
He popped up in Incredible Hulk #210 (Ap'77) where his arch-nemesis went from Thor to Doctor Druid!
The Mad Thinker