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Crestwood Publications

 
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Crestwood Publications
Type Comic publisher
Industry Comics

Crestwood Publications, also known as Prize Comics and Feature Publications, was a magazine publisher that also published comic book from the 1940s through the 1960s. Its main claim to fame was that in the late 1940s to mid 1950s, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby packaged comics for the company, and creating many new titles. This included the non-gory horror comic Black Magic, the creator-owned Fighting American, and the first romance comic title, Young Romance.

The company gave up publishing comics in 1963, selling off its remaining romance comics to DC Comics. They continued to publish humor magazines up to the mid-late 1970s.

Contents

Comic Book Characters

  • Airmale
  • American Eagle
  • Atomic Man
  • Black Owl
  • Blue Streak
  • Bulldog Denny
  • Captain Gallant
  • Dr. Dekkar, Master of Monsters
  • Dr. Frost
  • The Futureman & Jupiter
  • Green Lama (also published in pulp magazines and by Spark Publications)
  • Junior Rangers
  • Master Magician
  • Power Nelson
  • Ted O'Neil
  • Yank & Doodle

Comic Book Titles

Title Series Issues Dates Notes
All for Love #1 - 17 Feb/Mar 1959 Went on Hiatus, relaunced as Young Love.
Black Magic #1 - 50 1950 - 61 renamed Cool Cat.
Cool Cat #62 - 64 1962
Charlie Chan #1 - 5
Fighting American #1 - 7 1954 - 55
Frankenstein Comics #1 - 33 1945 - 54
Headline Comics #1 - 77 1943 - 56
Justice Traps the Guilty #1 - 92
Prize Comics #1 - 68 1940 - 48
Prize Comics Western #1 - 46 1948 - 56
Strange World Of Your Dreams #1 - 4
Treasure Comics #1 - 12
Western Love #1
Young Brides #1 - 29 1952 - 56
Young Love Series 1 #1 - 73 1949-57 Continued at DC Comics.
Series 2 #18 - 38 1960-63 continued from All For Love.
Young Romance #1 - 126 1947 - 63 Continued at DC Comics.

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