Super-Adventures

Marvin Wolfman (occasionally credited as Marv Wolfman) and artists Dave Herring and Len Wein launched this short-lived but fondly remembered series for MW Publications, which ran for nine issues from 1965. A showcase for the publisher's stable of heroes, the title delivered a rotating cast of standalone adventures rather than a single ongoing narrative. While its run was brief, Super-Adventures stands as a snapshot of mid-1960s comic-book experimentation, with Wolfman's scripts and Herring and Wein's art capturing the era's shift toward more character-driven storytelling.