Joe Kubert, the Energizer Bunny of comics artists, just keeps on going. Here’s some of his best sixties work in a handful of full-color Sunday strips from Tales of the Green Beret.

http://goldenagecomicbookstories.blogspot.com/2010/09/happy-birthday-joe-kubert-thanks-for.html

In a nod to the annual Talk Like a Pirate day, Pappy shares a 1947 pirate tale starring Captain Fight from…well…Fight Comics, as drawn by later EC star Jack Kamen.

http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/2010/09/number-810-arrrrrrggghhhhh.html

Blog Into Mystery takes a look at a Silver Age DC issue of Justice League of America that attempts to answer the question of what happened to the heroes who weren’t present in a previous issue! Clever!

http://blogintomystery.wordpress.com/2010/09/18/you-know-for-an-evil-cube-creature-it-looks-rather-cheerful-justice-league-of-america-52-2/

Finally today, the hometown of Eugene “Zim” Zimmerman, the cartoonist who unknowingly designed this column’s logo way back in the mists of time, celebrated the 100th anniversary of a bandstand designed by Zim yesterday. Here’s a piece on the festivities.

http://www.stargazette.com/article/20100918/NEWS01/9180319/1113/Town-and-Country-Festivities-to-mark-anniversary-for-Horseheads-park-bandstand