Hercules #13 is the last original issue of the run from Charlton. The comic is dated September 1969. The cover is by Sam Glanzman, the g...

Hercules #12 is dated July 1969. The cover is another excellent one by Sam Glanzman, and the issue is again edited by Sal Gentile. The H...

Hercules #11 is dated May 1969. It features one of Sam Glanzman's best covers for the series. The comic was edited by Sal Gentile. T...

Hercules #10 is dated April 1969. It features a dynamic cover by Sam Glanzman and the comic is edited by Sal Gentile. The lead stor...

Hercules #9 is dated February 1969. It's edited by Sal Gentile and the cover as always is by Sam Glanzman. The lead story is titled ...

Hercules #8 is in many ways the most peculiar of the run. The issue is dated December 1968 and the cover is by Sam Glanzman. The comic is ...

Hercules #7 is dated November 1968. The cover is by Sam Glanzman. The comic was edited by Sal Gentile. The lead story is titled "The B...

Hercules #6 is dated September 1968, and is something of a turning point for the series. In the previous issue Sal Gentile had taken over a...

Hercules #5 is dated July 1968. The issue is edited by Sal Gentile who took over from Dick Giordano who was beginning his tenure at DC. Th...

The fourth issue of Hercules from Charlton is dated June 1968, several months after the previous issue. It is the last issue edited by Dic...

I continue with my review of Charlton's Hercules series from the late 60's. Hercules #3 dated February 1968, offers up a striki...

I continue today with Hercules #2 from Charlton. This issue is dated December 1967. The lead story starring Hercules is drawn by Sam Gla...

I begin today a series of reviews of Charlton's memorable late 60's series Hercules . Hercules #1 is dated October 1967. The ti...