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Less than one hundred copies of 1943’s Wonder Woman #6, the first appearance of Cheetah, exist. And of those, less than thirty are in condition like this copy on auction. For DC Comics fans, the hardest thing about collecting is that many of the publisher’s most iconic, long-lived characters debuted more than eight years ago,…

After a number of years when Batman was seen as more of a kitsch hero thanks to the 1960s TV series, the 1980s went a long way toward making him a more serious comic book character again. This decade sent Batman comics into a darker, more grounded storytelling territory, and some of the villains played…

On this date in 1962, Spider-Man made his debut in Marvel Comics, but we’re a long way from the days when such characters were only in comic books.

Star Trek: The Next Generation began airing on September 28, 1987, with Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard. Getting the show to television took two unusual choices: Paramount went around the major networks, and creator Gene Roddenberry agreed to cast an actor he had first rejected.