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Monday, March 4, 2026

COMIC BOOK COMPULSIVE — Blaze The Wonder Collie #3

As previously established, I have a strange and abiding fondness for comic book dogs, perhaps because the whole idea of ‘comic book dogs’ seems so entirely counter-intuitive to someone who grew up on a steady diet of superheroes. Which is why I’m presenting Blaze the Wonder Collie #4, a 1949 Marvel comic that ran (as far as I can tell) only two issues, #2 and #3. I also have no idea who wrote or drew it; the Grand Comic Book Database doesn’t hazard a guess and the only credit on it are “Editorial Consultant, Jean Thompson, M.D., psychiatrist “.

 

*Jean Thompson, M.D., psychiatrist really needed to have a chat with Tad.

 

 


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