The Golden Age Collector

A short-lived but passionate tribute to the early days of comics, The Golden Age Collector ran for three issues from 1971 to 1973 under the S.F.C.A. imprint. Most frequently illustrated by the skilled Don Newton, the series served as a fanzine-style celebration of the medium's formative years, offering a knowledgeable, loving look back at the characters and stories that defined the era. It stands as a charming artifact of early fandom, capturing the grassroots enthusiasm that would later fuel the mainstream comic-collecting boom.