Daredevil #26 Cover (March 1967)

I'm not sure why Daredevil #26 (March 1978) was picked as the cover for September in my Marvel 2024 16-month calendar. If you think that Stilt-Man is an odd name, then you might get a chuckle out of Leap-Frog, who is on trial in this issue.

Cover of Daredevil #26 Cover (March 1967) from Marvel Comics

King-Size Special Thor Annual #2 Cover from Marvel 2024 16-Month Calendar

The Marvel 2024 16-Month Calendar starts off by using the cover of King-Size Thor Annual #2 for the last four months of 2023. Naturally, my digital camera didn't want to cooperate before the batteries died. However, I did manage to get a blurry picture of it below:

King-Size Thor Annual #2 Cover from Marvel 2023 16-Month Calendar

Here's the actual scan (not mine) of the Giant-Size Thor Annual #2 cover from Marvel Comics:

Cover of King-Size Special Thor Annual #2 from Marvel Comics

Marvel 2024 16-Month Calendar Covers

The local Walmart's have their annual display of calendars out and I picked up the Marvel 2024 16-Month Calendar. The first thing that I noticed is that they did away with the shrink wrap. The front cover features Spider-Man, Moon Knight, Captain America and Hulk:

Front Cover of Marvel 2024 16-Month Calendar

The back cover features a look of all the pages that are inside:

Back Cover of Marvel 2024 16-Month Calendar

Vintage DC Comics 2010 Calendar

I managed to snag me a Vintage DC Comics 2010 Calender from Swag Bucks. I know the year is over but there are sixteen 11" x 14" removable frame-ready cover reproductions. My favorite by far is Detective Comics #122 (April 1947) that shows Catwoman clawing Robin. I was surprised and delighted to see the cover of Captain Marvel Adventures #19 (January 1943) since DC Comics did not own the characters at that time.

My next prize that I am going for is the Vintage Marvel Comics 2010 Calendar.

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Superman 1971 Calendar

This Superman 1971 calendar pin-up was originally found in World's Finest #200 (February 1971):