OUROBOROS DREAMS

 Here's a "DC Gothic" that, like DEADMAN, preceded my previous candidate for the company's second non-anthology "wei...

 Samson strikes again, against THE THROWER-BEAST and his spiked-mace tail... ...and THE GIANT FLOATING JELLY-FISH...  

 I'm not about to try chronicling all of the multitudinous crossovers in DC's war comics, even though I've just finished laying ...

  Madoga, seen above in the first three panels fighting a big mummy, was a member of a society of sorcerous villains, The Legion of the Weir...

 More Samson-monsters, starting with THE GIANT STING-RAY.    And the poorly-named SEA MONSTER.

 In this post I noted how one issue of Timely's KRAZY KOMICS took a subordinate character, The Creeper, from a strip called "The V...

  This MARVEL FAMILY story, "The Trio of Terror," is not only a crossover for the Marvels but also a "mashup" of three m...