BOTD in 1931, the Adopted Son of Krypton, E. Nelson Bridwell! 13thdimension.com/paul-kupperb...

Speech! Speech! Let's have a few words from E. Nelson Bridwell, BOTD 1931! 13thdimension.com/e-nelson-bri...

For the logo fan II...this one with Neal Adams' 1971 press release about WARP! handwritten in pencil on the reverse! www.ebay.com/itm/23634259...

For the logo fans... www.ebay.com/itm/33619245...

I just added new stuff like this to eBay! www.ebay.com/itm/33619239...

Villie! Villie Elder! The Guru of Schmaltz was BOTD in 1921. 13thdimension.com/paul-kupperb...

Does this mean I can go back and retroactively write myself into the 1985 SUPER POWERS miniseries?

I didn't bother doing all the math. I just took Jenette's word for it.

Didja hear? The Challs are getting their own title! The text page I wrote for SUPERTEAM FAMILY #11 (April 1977).

Premiering on this date in 1952, the greatest TV show...ever! THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN! 13thdimension.com/paul-kupperb...

Some Challs history from the text page I wrote for SUPER-TEAM FAMILY #9 (February 1977).

The book lasted 7 whole issues! Did ANYONE buy TAKION?

Superheroes are creatures of science, magic, and (sometimes) alien physiology, yet that isn’t what makes them heroes. I join 13 writers in my story "So That's What Happened to Ernie" as we explore the DIMENSIONS OF SUPERHEROES. @rjsodaro.bsky.social GET IT ON AMAZON: bit.ly/4grizZO

The meteor shower of 1908 brought the first shard of extraterrestrial technology to Earth. In 1972, the final Apollo mission brought the most recent one…and all the pieces began waking up. Uh-oh! Featuring stories by me, and a bunch of fine authors! GET IT ON AMAZON: bit.ly/4gkhDGq

Letters entertain you! A lettercol I wrote for PLASTIC MAN #19 (September 1977) featuring all legit LOCs!

Snacking with Cain in this intro page for HOUSE OF MYSTERY #271 (August 1979) by me and Romeo Tanghal Sr.

It's a two new book day! PRISM: THE MISSION FILES (Crazy 8 Press) featuring my story "Worth Its Weight in Diamonds" and the WRITERS UNITE! ANTHOLOGIES DIMENSIONS OF SUPERHEROES with my story "So That's What Happened to Ernie." Both available on Amazon.

Meet you at Kupperberg Park! (PEACEMAKER, Season 2, Episode 4) Thanks for the shoutout, @jamesgunn.bsky.social!

Talk about bang for a buck! Bonus: these featured my first published DC Comics work!

Me and Romeo Tanghal Sr. making the introductions to HOUSE OF MYSTERY #270 (July 1979).

An appreciation of the great Frank Robbins, BOTD 108 years ago! 13thdimension.com/paul-kupperb...

Every day is Superman Day on my Patreon page! Read the 1980s WORLD'S GREATEST SUPERHEROES STARRING SUPERMAN newspaper strip FREE...or support it as low as $5 to access other content! www.patreon.com/posts/worlds...

When VHS was state of the art and we published magazines about it! www.ebay.com/itm/33616473...

I've been putting up many of the FAKE comic book letter columns I had a hand in over the years, but here are the only two legitimate LOCs I ever had printed: in ADVENTURE COMICS #419 (May 1972)--on the page with future fellow DC scribe David Michelinie--and THE AVENGERS #101 (July 1972).

WEIRD WAR TALES never got much mail, but there's not a real LOC on this page I wrote! "Michael Carter's" Brooklyn address makes it suspect; "John Elliot" lived on editor Levitz's street; "Frank A. Nigelson" = F.A.N. (d'uh!); and "Howard Kaye" was one of my regular fake names. WWT #62 (April 1978).

No artist credit on this intro page I wrote for HOUSE OF MYSTERY #268 (1979).

Ooooh! Ooooh! Mis-tah Kotter! My letter column for WELCOME BACK, KOTTER #5 (1977).

Come and get it! WRITERS UNITE ANTHOLOGIES PRESENTS DIMENSIONS OF SUPERHEROES, featuring short stories by Will Murray, Gary Cohn, Robert J Sodaro, yours truly, and 9 others! www.amazon.com/Writers-Unit...

Here's what the kids were saying in the text page I wrote for PLASTIC MAN #20 (November 1977), the last issue of that series. I'm pretty sure all the letters in it were legit.

Jim Aparo joined me and Cain the Caretaker for this introductory page from HOUSE OF MYSTERY #269 (June 1979).

Kelly Freas had us covered! 13thdimension.com/paul-kupperb...

A strip created for the unrealized Charlton Neo Comics humor title, CHARLTOONS, written by me, drawn + lettered + colored by Mort Todd, who we lost this week. RIP

I answer some authory questions over at Michael Parkes-Author. buymeacoffee.com/michaelparke...

On sale on this date in 1982: ARION, LORD OF ATLANTIS #1 by me and Jan Duursema. After an 8-issue run as a backup feature in WARLORD, Arion was awarded his own title which ran for 35 issues + one special.

I've shocked and saddened to report we've lost my friend and The Charlton Arrow colleague Mort Todd, here with fellow Charltonites Roger McKenzie, Steven Butler, and me. R.I.P.

Romeo Tanghal Sr. and I were winging it for this intro page to HOUSE OF MYSTERY #267 (1977).

Another one of the old timey letter columns I wrote back in the oldy times from FREEDOM FIGHTER #7 (1977). The letter by Carol A. Strickland was for sure legit, pretty sure Mike Lerner was too, can't vouch for the others.

It may be hard to imagine now, but a limited series didn't exist before this 3-issue series. It also set the template of using a mini to recap DC history to attract new readers. The World of Krypton #1, July 1979 by Paul Kupperberg @paulkupperberg.bsky.social, Howard Chaykin & Murphy Anderson

Superman watches his parents wedding ceremony on Krypton which is attended by the most prominent residents of Kryptonopolis, plus one very special guest, on a video journal of Jor-El's he discovered on Earth's moon.

I'm pretty sure these are all legit letters. From SUPER-TEAM FAMILY #12 (1977). And the in-house promotion for the Doom Patrol revival I pimped therein from the same issue.

Saw SUPERMAN! Loved SUPERMAN! It’s the first Superman movie that feels to me like it’s set in a defined DC UNIVERSE instead of having elements of a DCU laid on top of the real world. This old Superman scribe thanks you, @jamesgunn.bsky.social!

There's no cases like SHOWCASES!

Setting the stage for the tales in SECRETS OF THE HAUNTED HOUSE #7 (1977) with the 1977 DC horror hosts, by me, Romeo Tanghal Sr. and Bob Smith. Boo!

A DC lettercol I wrote, 1977 style! From SUPER-TEAM FAMILY #11. The "Matt Feinman" letter is definitely a fake and I'm not so sure about "Rex Arnold."

Where do writers get our ideas? The intro page from HOUSE OF MYSTERY #265 (1979) by me and Romeo Tanghal Sr.

One of the best from the bronze age of comics by @dc.com. This classic anniversary issue guest stars nearly every character introduced during DC's Showcase legendary run. It has never been reprinted. Showcase #100, May 1978 by Paul Kupperberg @paulkupperberg.bsky.social, Paul Levitz & Joe Staton

You never know who you're gonna run into at @terrificon.bsky.social! @jamesgunn.bsky.social

Saying hi to THE BIG BANG's Brian Posehn, a true comic book fan, at @terrificon.bsky.social!

If there's a Top 5 Nicest Con Guests list, the Flash of All Worlds @johnwesleyshipp.bsky.social has to be on it!

Mighty @mikepellerito.bsky.social of @archiecomics.bsky.social made the scene.