See also : 1940s in comics , other events of the 1950s , 1960s in comics and the list of years in comics
Publications : 1950 - 1951 - 1952 - 1953 - 1954 - 1955 - 1956 - 1957 - 1958 - 1959
Publications
1950 See also : 1950 in comics
Adventures into Terror #43 - Marvel Comics Amazing Detective Cases #3 spin-off from Suspense - Marvel ComicsApache Kid #1Black Rider #8 renamed from Western Winners - Marvel ComicsCindy Smith #39 renamed from Cindy Comics - Marvel ComicsCrime Can't Win #41 renamed from Cindy Smith - Marvel ComicsCrime Can't Win #4 renumbered from #44 - Marvel ComicsCrime Exposed #1 - Marvel ComicsCrime Must Lose! #4 renamed from Romantic Affairs - Marvel ComicsCowgirl Romances #28 renamed from Jeanie Comics - Marvel ComicsGunhawk, The #12 renamed from Whip Wilson - Marvel ComicsHedy of Hollywood #36 renamed from Hedy de Vine - Marvel ComicsHoneymoon #41 renamed from Gay Comics - Marvel ComicsIt's a Ducks Life #1 - Marvel ComicsJourney into Unknown Worlds #36 renamed from Teen Comics Kellys, The #23 renamed from Rusty Comics - Marvel ComicsMarvel Boy #1Men's Adventures #4 renamed from True Adventures - Marvel ComicsMy Friend Irma #3 renamed from My Diary - Marvel ComicsRomantic Affairs #3 renamed from Romances of the West - Marvel ComicsSports Action #2 renamed from Sports Stars - Marvel ComicsReal Experiences #25 renamed from Tiny Tessie - Marvel ComicsReno Browne, Hollywood's Greatest Cowgirl #50 renamed from Margie Comics - Marvel ComicsRomantic Affairs #4 renamed from Romances of the West - Marvel ComicsSpy Cases #26 renamed from Kellys, The - Marvel ComicsSpy Cases #4 renumbered from #29 - Marvel ComicsTrue Adventures #3 renamed from True Western - Marvel ComicsTrue Life Tales #2 renumbered from #9 - Marvel ComicsTrue Secrets #3 renamed from Our Love - Marvel ComicsTwo-Gun Western #5 renamed from Casey Crime Photographer - Marvel ComicsWar Comics #1 - Marvel ComicsWhip Wilson #9 renamed from Rex Hart - Marvel ComicsYoung Men #4 renamed from Cowboy Romances - Marvel Comics
1951 See also : 1951 in comics
Adventures into Terror #3 renumbered from #45 - Marvel ComicsArizona Kid #1 - Marvel ComicsAstonishing #3 renamed from Marvel Boy Battle #1 - Marvel ComicsCombat Kelly #1 - Marvel ComicsCrime Cases Private Eye #1 - Marvel ComicsJourney into Unknown Worlds #4 renamed from #39 - Marvel ComicsMystic #1 - Marvel ComicsKent Blake of the Secret Service #1 - Marvel ComicsRocky Jorden Private Eye #6 renamed from Crime Cases Private Eye - Marvel ComicsYoung Men on the Battlefield #4 renamed from Young Men - Marvel ComicsRed Warrior #1 - Marvel ComicsSpace Squadron #1 - Marvel ComicsSpy Fighters #1 - Marvel ComicsStrange Tales #1Texas Kid #1 - Marvel Comics
1952 See also : 1952 in comics
Actual Confessions #13 renamed from Lova Adventures - Marvel ComicsAdventures into Weird Worlds #1 - Marvel ComicsBattle Action #1 - Marvel ComicsBattlefield #1 - Marvel ComicsBattlefront #1 - Marvel ComicsCombat #1 - Marvel ComicsGirl Confessions #13 renamed from Girl Comics - Marvel ComicsJourney into Mystery #1Men in Action #1 - Marvel ComicsMystery Tales #1 - Marvel ComicsPatsy and Hedy #1Space World #6 renamed from Space Squadron - Marvel ComicsSpellbound #1 - Marvel ComicsUncanny Tales #1 - Marvel ComicsWar Action #1 - Marvel ComicsWar Adventures #1 - Marvel ComicsWar Combat #1 - Marvel Comics
1953 See also : 1953 in comics
Battle Brady #10 renamed from Men in Action - Marvel ComicsBible Tales for Young Folk #1 - Marvel ComicsBible Tales for Young People #3 renamed from Bible Tales for Young Folk Buck Duck #1 - Marvel ComicsCombat Casey #6 renamed from War Combat - Marvel ComicsCrazy #1 - Marvel ComicsHomer Hooper #1 - Marvel ComicsLittle Lizzie #1 - Marvel ComicsLorna the Jungle Queen #1 - Marvel ComicsMenace #1 - Marvel ComicsMiss America #50Miss America Magazine Monkey and the Bear, The #1 - Marvel ComicsPatsy and her Pals #1Secret Story Romances #1 - Marvel ComicsSpeed Carter, Spaceman #1 - Marvel ComicsWendy Parker Comics #1 - Marvel ComicsYoung Men #21 renamed from Young Men on the Battlefield - Marvel ComicsYoung Men in Action #24 renamed from Young Men - Marvel Comics
1954 See also : 1954 in comics
Arrowhead #1 - Marvel ComicsBattle Ground #1 - Marvel ComicsCrime Fighters Always Win #11 renamed from Crimefighters - Marvel ComicsGirl's Life #1 - Marvel ComicsJungle Action #1 - Marvel ComicsJungle Tales #1 - Marvel ComicsLorna the Jungle Girl #6 renamed from Lorna the Jungle Queen - Marvel ComicsMarines in Battle #1 - Marvel ComicsNavy Action #1 - Marvel ComicsOutlaw Fighters #1 - Marvel ComicsOutlaw Kid #1 - Marvel ComicsPolice Action #1 - Marvel ComicsRingo Kid Western, The #1 - Marvel ComicsRiot #1 - Marvel ComicsRugged Action #1 - Marvel ComicsSpy Thrillers #1 - Marvel ComicsWestern Kid #1 - Marvel ComicsWestern Outlaws #1 - Marvel ComicsWestern Thrillers #1 - Marvel ComicsWild #1 - Marvel Comics
1955 See also : 1955 in comics
Adventures of Pinky Lee, The #1 - Marvel ComicsBilly Buckskin Western #1 - Marvel ComicsBlack Knight. The #1Cowboy Action #5 renamed from Western Thrillers - Marvel ComicsDella Vision #1 - Marvel ComicsGunsmoke Western #32 renamed from Western Tales of Black Rider - Marvel ComicsHomer, the Happy Ghost #1 - Marvel ComicsJann of the Jungle #8 renamed from Jungle Tales - Marvel ComicsMarines in Action #1 - Marvel ComicsMeet Miss Bliss #1 - Marvel ComicsMy Girl Pearl #1 - Marvel ComicsNavy Combat #1 - Marvel ComicsPatty Powers #4 renamed from Della Vision - Marvel ComicsPolice Badge #749 #5 renamed from Spy Thrillers - Marvel ComicsRawhide Kid #1Strange Stories of Suspense #5 renamed from Rugged Action Strange Tales of the Unusual #1 - Marvel ComicsWestern Tales of Black Rider #28 renamed from Black Rider - Marvel ComicsWyatt Earp #1 - Marvel Comics
1956 See also : 1956 in comics
Adventure into Mystery #1 - Marvel ComicsCaught #1 - Marvel ComicsDate with Millie, A #1 - Marvel ComicsDevil-Dog Dugan #1 - Marvel ComicsFrontier Western #1 - Marvel ComicsMatt Slade, Gunfighter #1 - Marvel ComicsMelvin the Monster #1 - Marvel ComicsMy Love Story #1 - Marvel ComicsMystical Tales #1 - Marvel ComicsQuick Trigger Western Action #12 renamed from Cowboy Action Quick Trigger Western #13 renamed from Quick Trigger Western Action - Marvel ComicsSailor Sweeney #12 renamed from Navy Action - Marvel ComicsSgt. Barney Barker #1 - Marvel ComicsSherry the Showgirl #1 - Marvel ComicsStories of Romance #5 renamed from Meet Miss Bliss - Marvel ComicsTrue Tales of Love #22 renamed from Secret Story Romances - Marvel ComicsTwo-Gun Western #4 renamed from Billy Buckskin Western - Marvel ComicsWestern Gunfighters #20Apache Kid World of Fantasy #1 - Marvel ComicsWorld of Mystery #1 - Marvel ComicsWorld of Suspense #1 - Marvel ComicsYellow Claw #1 - Marvel Comics
1957 See also : 1957 in comics
Adventures of Homer Ghost #1 - Marvel ComicsBlack Rider Rides Again, The #1 - Marvel ComicsCommando Adventures #1 - Marvel ComicsDate with Patsy, A #1Dexter the Demon #7 renamed from Melvin the Monster - Marvel ComicsG.I. Tales #4 renamed from Sgt. Barney Barker - Marvel ComicsHedy Wolfe #1 - Marvel ComicsKid from Dodge City, The #1 - Marvel ComicsKid from Texas, The #1 - Marvel ComicsMarines at War #5 renamed from Tales of the Marines - Marvel ComicsMarvin Mouse #1 - Marvel ComicsKid Slade, Gunfighter #5 renamed from Matt Slade, Gunfighter - Marvel ComicsNavy Action #15 renamed from Sailor Sweeney - Marvel ComicsNavy Tales #1 - Marvel ComicsNellie the Nurse #1 - Marvel ComicsShowgirls #4 renamed from Sherry the Showgirl - Marvel ComicsSherry the Showgirl #5 renamed from Showgirls - Marvel ComicsShowgirls #1 - Marvel ComicsSix-Gun Western #1 - Marvel ComicsTales of the Marines #4 renamed from Devil-Dog Dugan - Marvel ComicsWestern Trails #1 - Marvel ComicsWillie the Wise Guy #1 - Marvel Comics
1958 See also : 1958 in comics
Strange Worlds #1 - Marvel Comics
1959 See also : 1959 in comics
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The 11th Hour Web Magazine - Features - Four Color Wonders (892 words)
Comics in the 1930s and 1940s were considered in many ways an extension of the pulp magazines of the early 20th century, and in addition to costumed superheroes and men of mystery, also included crime stories, epic fantasies, and adventurers. Wertham claimed that comics glorified violence and were the source of moral decline in America's youth, not to mention "sexually aggressive in an abnormal way." His most damning claim, however, was that "comic book reading was a distinct influencing factor in the case of every single delinquent or disturbed child" he had studied. However, despite a surge in public interest stories slamming comics , and parental uproar, the industry itself was not largely affected, and continued to churn out crime and horror comics By 1953 over 500 comic books could be found on the market and comics sold 60 million copies a month.
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