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Dingbats of Danger Street

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Fictional comic book gang of kids published by DC Comics
Dingbats of Danger Street
The Dingbats of Danger Street from1st Issue Special #6, art byJack Kirby andMike Royer.
Publication information
PublisherDC Comics
First appearance1st Issue Special #6 (September 1975)
Created byJack Kirby
In-story information
Member(s)Good Looks
Krunch
Non-Fat
Bananas

The Dingbats of Danger Street are a fictionalcomic book gang of kids published byDC Comics. The Dingbats debuted in1st Issue Special #6 (September 1975) and were created byJack Kirby.

Publication history

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According to inkerMike Royer,The Dingbats of Danger Street was developed as a new series, but the series was cancelled and the first issue repurposed as an issue of1st Issue Special.[1] In this issue, the Dingbats (at least partly by accident) stop the villains Jumpin' Jack and the Gasser with the help of Lieutenant Terry Mullins.[2]

The Dingbats reappear inThe Adventures of Superman, one of a number of Kirby homages byKarl Kesel. They first appear in brief cameos, but are subsequently seen in full inThe Adventures of Superman #549, in which they compete with theNewsboy Legion and theGreen Team for a disused theatre.[3] Kesel explained that he was a fan of the Newsboy Legion, and brought in the other two boy groups as a counterpoint to the Newsboys, since all three were created byJoe Simon and/or Jack Kirby. He added, "As much as I love Kirby's work overall, I can't say I have any special fondness for the Dingbats - they served their story purpose as a counterpoint to the Newsboys, but it wasn't like I was hoping we'd get aDingbats mini out of their appearance."[1]

The group makes a cameo in the final issue ofBatman: The Brave and the Bold asBat-Mite is upset at the comic's cancellation and expresses disappointment at missed potential team-ups, such as the Dingbats.[4]

One of the Dingbats, Krunch, appeared as a member of the newChallengers of the Unknown in the 2018 miniseries written byScott Snyder.

In 2022,Danger Street, a new 12-issue series written by Tom King and art by Jorge Fornés, was launched. It takes a darker tone as a plan to join theJustice League by Starman, Metamorpho, and Warlord goes awry, dragging the Dingbats into trouble.[5]

Membership

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  • Good Looks - an average looking kid, the group's leader.
  • Krunch - a large red headed boy whose eyes were always hidden by his long hair; the muscle.
  • Non-Fat - a skinny boy in awool hat with ahot dog. Mike Royer has confirmed that, as his facial features and a few lines of dialogue suggest, Non-Fat was meant to beAfrican-American but was mis-colored as aCaucasian.[1]
  • Bananas - a boy who was considered to be crazy. The visual model for Bananas was a caricatured Mike Royer.[1]

References

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  1. ^abcdAbramowitz, Jack (April 2014). "1st Issue Special: It Was No Showcase (But It Was Never Meant To Be)".Back Issue! (71). Raleigh, North Carolina:TwoMorrows Publishing:42–46.
  2. ^Kooiman, Michael."Obscure DC Comics Characters: D".Cosmic Teams. Archived fromthe original on June 23, 2011.
  3. ^"Dingbats of Danger Street".Unofficial Guide to the DC Universe. Retrieved16 October 2017.
  4. ^Batman: The All New Brave and The Bold #16
  5. ^"DC's 'Danger Street' gets trailer and new December 13 release date".aiptcomics.com. 2022-09-16.

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