 SLAM BRADLEY [Samuel Emerson Bradley] |
Character Chronology IndexBelow is the definitive list of appearances of Slam Bradley in chronological order. Flashback sequences or story entries will be followed by a [Flashback] note. Stories that for some reason are no longer part of current continuity will have a comment saying this in a note following the entry.Follow the links for a complete index of the issue, including story and creator info as well as full character chronology and in some cases story synopses. To go to the Slam Bradley biography click here |
Slam Bradley Chronology
Detective Comics #1 (March 1937): [The Streets of Chinatown]
Detective Comics #2 (April 1937): [Skyscraper Death]
Detective Comics #3 (May 1937): [Slam Delivers the Message]
Detective Comics #4 (June 1937): "The Hollywood Murders"
Detective Comics #5 (July 1937): [Undercover in Grade School]
Detective Comics #6 (August 1937): [In Mexico]
Detective Comics #7 (September 1937): [In Atlantic City]
Detective Comics #8 (October 1937): [The Hillbillies]
Detective Comics #9 (November 1937): [The Human Fly]
Detective Comics #10 (December 1937): [In the Ring]
Detective Comics #11 (January 1938): [The Flying Circus]
Detective Comics #12 (February 1938): [The Lumberjacks]
Detective Comics #13 (March 1938): [At Sea]
Detective Comics #14 (April 1938): [Up North]
Detective Comics #15 (May 1938): [The Lady-Killer]
Detective Comics #16 (June 1938): [The Broadway Bandit]
Detective Comics #17 (July 1938): [Slam Bradley Gets the Air]
Detective Comics #18 (August 1938): [In the Stratosphere]
Detective Comics #19 (September 1938): [In Africa]
Detective Comics #20 (October 1938): [The Magician]
Detective Comics #21 (November 1938): [Seth and the Slave Ring]
Detective Comics #22 (December 1938): [The Return of Fui Onyui]
Detective Comics #23 (January 1939): [In Two Billion A.D.: Part 1]
Detective Comics #24 (February 1939): [In Two Billion A.D.: Part 2]
Detective Comics #25 (March 1939): [The Merrivale Mystery]
Detective Comics #26 (April 1939): [Artists of Death]
Detective Comics #27 (May 1939): [No Title]
New York World's Fair #1 (1939): "Slam Bradley at the World's Fair"
Detective Comics #28 (June 1939): [The Whitethorne Inheritance]
Detective Comics #29 (July 1939): [No Title]
Detective Comics #30 (August 1939): [The Granville Insane Asylum]
Detective Comics #31 (September 1939): [No Title]
Detective Comics #32 (October 1939): [No Title]
Detective Comics #33 (November 1939): [No Title]
Detective Comics #34 (December 1939): [No Title]
Detective Comics #35 (January 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #36 (February 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #37 (March 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #38 (April 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #39 (May 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #40 (June 1940): [No Title]
New York World's Fair #2 (1940): [At the 1940 World's Fair]
Detective Comics #41 (July 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #42 (August 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #43 (September 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #44 (October 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #45 (November 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #46 (December 1940): [No Title]
Detective Comics #47 (January 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #48 (February 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #49 (March 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #50 (April 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #51 (May 1941): [Broadway Opening Night]
Detective Comics #52 (June 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #53 (July 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #54 (August 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #55 (September 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #56 (October 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #57 (November 1941): "The Case of the Talking Dummy"
Detective Comics #58 (December 1941): [No Title]
Detective Comics #59 (January 1942): "The Case of the Talking Dummy"
Detective Comics #60 (February 1942): [No Title]
Detective Comics #61 (March 1942): [No Title]
Detective Comics #62 (April 1942): [No Title]
Detective Comics #63 (May 1942): "Case of the Wobbling Wizard"
Detective Comics #64 (June 1942): "The Mystery of the Unfortunate Teddy Bear"
Detective Comics #65 (July 1942): "Mystery of the Priceless Pooch"
Detective Comics #66 (August 1942): "Case of the Dripping Drum"
Detective Comics #67 (September 1942): "Case of the Whistling Tooth"
Detective Comics #68 (October 1942): "The Case of the Cultured Crooks"
Detective Comics #69 (November 1942): "Case of the Artistic Ape"
Detective Comics #70 (December 1942): "X Marked the Spot at the Tee"
Detective Comics #71 (January 1943): "Case of the Missing Grin"
Detective Comics #72 (February 1943): "The Mystery of the Missing Monkey"
Detective Comics #73 (March 1943): "The Histronic Hoodlums"
Detective Comics #74 (April 1943): "The Adventure of the Wooden Indians"
Detective Comics #75 (May 1943): "The Elusive Elephant"
Detective Comics #76 (June 1943): "The Bashful Bandits"
Detective Comics #77 (July 1943): "Trail of the Red Herring"
Detective Comics #78 (August 1943): "The Meanest Mugs in the World"
Detective Comics #79 (September 1943): "Two Tickets to Trouble"
Detective Comics #80 (October 1943): "Refuge for Ruffians"
Detective Comics #81 (November 1943): "The Case of the Deceased Ham"
Detective Comics #82 (December 1943): "Wild and Woolly"
Detective Comics #83 (January 1944): "Vanishing Needles"
Detective Comics #84 (February 1944): "Shorty Falls in Love"
Detective Comics #85 (March 1944): "The Perfumed Diamonds"
Detective Comics #86 (April 1944): "General Lee Comes to Town"
Detective Comics #87 (May 1944): "Tuition Free"
Detective Comics #88 (June 1944): "Futures For Sale"
Detective Comics #89 (July 1944): "Borrowed Brains"
Detective Comics #90 (August 1944): "The Double Steal"
Detective Comics #91 (September 1944): "The Chicken and the Yegg"
Detective Comics #92 (October 1944): "Case of the Smoking Sign"
Detective Comics #93 (November 1944): "The Hand is Quicker Than the Eye"
Detective Comics #94 (December 1944): "The Clue of the Cat's Pajamas"
Detective Comics #95 (January 1945): "Marvelous Marbles"
Detective Comics #96 (February 1945): "Bargains in Burglary"
Detective Comics #97 (March 1945): "Call of Death"
Detective Comics #98 (April 1945): "Audacious Alibi"
Detective Comics #99 (May 1945): "Veteran in Villainy"
Detective Comics #100 (June 1945): "Fools About Jewels"
Detective Comics #101 (July 1945): "Shoplifter's Holiday"
Detective Comics #102 (August 1945): "Smash Your Bagage"
Detective Comics #103 (September 1945): "Stormy Weather"
Detective Comics #104 (October 1945): "The Buzzard and the Screech"
Detective Comics #105 (November 1945): "Adventure in the Park"
Detective Comics #106 (December 1945): "The Legal Pickpockets"
Detective Comics #107 (January 1946): "Playhouse of Plunder"
Detective Comics #108 (February 1946): "How High is Up?"
Detective Comics #109 (March 1946): "It's Off to Jail We Go"
Detective Comics #110 (April 1946): "The Crook Who Couldn't Be Jailed"
Detective Comics #111 (May 1946): "Turnabout Tactics"
Detective Comics #112 (June 1946): "Double Room Service"
Detective Comics #113 (July 1946): "The Educated Pig"
Detective Comics #114 (August 1946): "Something in the Air"
Detective Comics #115 (September 1946): "Molar Mobsters"
Detective Comics #116 (October 1946): "Tonic for Trouble"
Detective Comics #117 (November 1946): "The Fastest Snails in the World"
Detective Comics #118 (December 1946): "Crime is All Wet"
Detective Comics #119 (January 1947): "Danger - Crooks at Work"
Detective Comics #120 (February 1947): "Shorty Grows Up"
Detective Comics #121 (March 1947): "The Case Without a Key"
Detective Comics #122 (April 1947): "The Crazy Customers"
Detective Comics #123 (May 1947): "South of the Border"
Detective Comics #124 (June 1947): "Shorty of the Royal Mounted"
Detective Comics #125 (July 1947): "Fireman, Save My Child"
Detective Comics #126 (August 1947): "The Perilous Puppets"
Detective Comics #127 (September 1947): "Modern Paul Revere"
Detective Comics #128 (October 1947): "Shorty, the Medicine Man"
Detective Comics #129 (November 1947): "The Heat's On"
Detective Comics #130 (December 1947): "The Man Who Drowned Nine Times"
Detective Comics #131 (January 1948): "The Case of the Candy Clues"
Detective Comics #132 (February 1948): "Society Plumbers"
Detective Comics #133 (March 1948): "Rockabye Rogues"
Detective Comics #134 (April 1948): "Abercrombie and the Urchins"
Detective Comics #135 (May 1948): "The Chimp and the Chump"
Detective Comics #136 (June 1948): "Truth + Penalty = Crime-Catchers"
Detective Comics #137 (July 1948): "The Balloon Bandits"
Detective Comics #138 (August 1948): "Shorty Meets the Champ"
Detective Comics #139 (September 1948): "Shorty Rides a Winner"
Detective Comics #140 (October 1948): "Dog for a Day"
Detective Comics #141 (November 1948): "The Sinister Snow Man"
Detective Comics #142 (December 1948): "The Farmer in the Till"
Detective Comics #143 (January 1949): "Low Man on a Barber Pole"
Detective Comics #144 (February 1949): "The Seven Sinister Midgets"
Detective Comics #145 (March 1949): "His Highness, King Shorty"
Detective Comics #146 (April 1949): "The Luck of Lucky Louie"
Detective Comics #147 (May 1949): "When Private Eyes Cross"
Detective Comics #148 (June 1949): "A Bicycle Built for Sleuths"
Detective Comics #149 (July 1949): "Shorty Grows Up"
Detective Comics #150 (August 1949): "A Day in the Life of a Private Eye"
Detective Comics #151 (September 1949): "Rich Man, Poor Man, Lawyer Man... Thief"
Detective Comics #500/2 (March 1981): "The 'Too Many Cooks...' Caper"
Detective Comics #572 (March 1987): "The Doomsday Book"
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