For discussion of any version of Book I: Men & Supermen, Book II: Mobsters & Trophies, or Book III: Underworld & Metropolis Adventures.

For discussion of Supplement I: National, Supplement II: All-American, Supplement III: Better Quality, Supplement IV: Captains, Magicians, and Incredible Men, or Supplement V: Big Bang.

For discussion of the quarterly e-zine for H&H.

For discussing Centaur Publishing and/or their content provider, Chesler Comics, 1936-1942.

For discussing the licensed properties and original material from Dell Comics, 1936-1951.

For discussing the Golden Age comic books of National and All-American, the companies that would merge into DC Comics, 1935-1950.

For discussing Fawcett Comics, from 1940 to 1954.

For discussing the works of Fiction House, from 1938 to 1954.

Fox Feature Syndicate, Inc. 1939-1951

For discussing this publisher's work from 1939-1951.

For discussing the works of Quality Comics from 1937 to 1956.

An ongoing campaign where three played heroes, Hour-Man, Captain Hawkman, and "The Shadow," navigate a DC Comics universe not quite like the one we know in June 1940. Other members of the Justice Society: Bart Regan, Doris West, Zatara, the Spectre, and Gabby.

Kurt McCoy's "sequel" to a long-running Legion of Super Heroes play-by-post campaign.

Moderator: dtspurrier

An archive of session write-ups from my newest H&H campaign.

The world is at war and heroes are on the front lines...but what happens to the heroes left at home? It's 1943 and a small group of would-be heroes gather in Minneapolis to decide what they can contribute on the home front.

This board archives the epic campaign that was run in an Elgin cafe on Monday nights.