BB Summer Special
An All-Star extravaganza featuring Big Bang’s greatest Golden Age heroes and creators, in which the Knights of Justice face the World’s Nastiest Nazis. Thunder Girl’s powers have been stolen by the mysterious spy known as the Secret Servant! Now, the Knights of Justice have their hands full when the magic word Gotterdammerung transforms three of Hitler’s finest into the super-soldiers Valkyrie, Hitler Youth and Super Stormtrooper!
Big Bang Comics #01
Mighty Man meets the World’s Wickedest Worm when City Zoo animals rob the bank and jewelry stores in “The Critter Crime Wave.”
A new criminal called the Quizmaster challenges the Knight Watchman and Kid Galahad to a deadly battle of wits on the game show What Do You Know?
And Dr Weird faces the Ghost Master, whose amazing golden amulet makes him the “Master of Ghosts”.
Big Bang Comics #02
The Knight Watchman teams up with the Silver-Age Shadowhawk to combat an alien invasion and a plot to overthrow the U.S. Government in
Big Bang Comics #04
An All-Star adventure as Big Bang Comics greatest Golden Age heroes team up to become the Knights of Justice to protect America’s greatest minds in Washington DC.
Big Bang Comics #05
Top Secret Origins issue featuring the Silver Age Blitz, Golden Age Ultiman, and the one and onlyKnight Watchman.
Plus, “A Visit to Ultiman’s Secret Citadel.”
Big Bang Comics #07
It’s the most Cosmic battle of all time – Mighty Man vs. Mighty Man! Bobby Berman must battle a successor from the future for control of his mighty powers in an amazing unreality known as The Warp in “Ominous Reprieve.”
Shanghai Breeze hunts down the crime lord that ordered the execution of everybody on a hijacked airplane in “The Assassination Run.”
Plus a 1950s monster story called “I Met Oogur From Outer Space.”
Finally, the Knight Watchman faces Jesse James, Blackbeard, Adolf Hitler and Jack the Ripper in “The Ghost Robbers of the Wax Museum.”
Big Bang Comics #08
Encapsulating the 50+ year career of that all American hero Mister U.S. This issue features stories from the Golden Age, Silver Age, the pseudo-intellectual Pseventies, the ‘oity-toity Eighties and the nigh-incomprehensible Nineties.
