Harvey Thriller facts for kids

Harvey Thriller was a comic book imprint used by Harvey Comics for their brief foray into publishing super heroes and other non-'kiddie' comics in the mid-1960s. Overseen by Joe Simon, all the titles featured work by many well-known creators, including Jack Kirby, Bob Powell, Wally Wood, Otto Binder, and the earliest known work by Jim Steranko.

Titles published

Thrill Adventure

• Alarming Adventures (1962–63) 3 issues (sf/fantasy)
• Alarming Tales (1957–58) 6 issues (sf/suspense)
• Black Cat Western (1955) #54-56
• Black Cat Mystery (1956) #57
• Black Cat Mystic (1956–58) #58-62
• Chamber of Clues (1955) #27-28 (detective)
• Man in Black (1957–58) 4 issues
• Race for the Moon (1958) 3 issues (intro 3 Rocketeers in #3)
• Thrills of Tomorrow (1955) #19 (Stuntman, Boy Explorers reprints)
• Warfront (1955–1958) #26-35
• Western Tales (1955–56) #31-33
• Witches Western Tales (1955) #29-30

Harvey Thriller

• Blast Off (1965) #1 (3 Rocketeers, stuff intended for Race for the Moon #4)
• Double-Dare Adventures (1966–67) 2 issues (Bee-man, Glowing Gladiator, Magic Master)
• Fighting American (1966) 1 issue
• Jigsaw (1966) 2 issues
• Spirit (1966–67) 2 issues
• Spyman (1966–67) 3 issues
• Thrill-O-Rama (1965–66) 3 issues (Man in Black-Fate, Pirana #2-on)
• Unearthly Spectaculars (1965–67) 3 issues (Tiger Boy, Jack Q Frost, 3 Rocketeers, Miracles, Inc, Earthman)
• Warfront (1965–67) #36-39 (Dynamite Joe, Lone Tiger in 2nd issue)

Harvey Thriller characters

• Bee-Man
• Captain 3-D (owned by Simon and Kirby)
• Dynamite Joe the Blast Crazy Marine (owned by Joe Simon)
• Fighting American (owned by Joe Simon)
• Glowing Gladiator
• Jack Q. Frost
• Jigsaw (owned by Joe Simon)
• Magicmaster
• Man in Black
• Miracles, Inc
• Pirana (owned by Joe Simon)
• Spyman (owned by Joe Simon)
• Tiger Boy (owned by Joe Simon)
• 3 Rocketeers (owned by Joe Simon)