| BULLETMAN (Jim Barr) | CHRONOLOGY |
| Created by Bill Parker and Jon Small |
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CHRONOLOGY
Bulletman first appeared in Nickel Comics #1 (May 17, 1940) [Fawcett].
Below is the definitive list of appearances of Bulletman 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.
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Bulletman Chronology
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| Nickel Comics #1 (May 17, 1940): [The Origin of Bulletman] |
| Nickel Comics #2 (May 31, 1940): "Who is Bulletman?" |
| Nickel Comics #3 (June 14, 1940): [Showdown with Blackmask] |
| Nickel Comics #4 (June 28, 1940): [The Fight to Rescue Tanner] |
| Nickel Comics #5 (July 12, 1940): [Case of the Crooked Contractor] |
| Nickel Comics #6 (July 26, 1940): [Lucifer and the Blue Devils] |
| Nickel Comics #7 (August 9, 1940): [The Railroad Saboteurs] |
| Nickel Comics #8 (August 23, 1940): [Sabotage at the State Fair] |
| Master Comics #7 (October 1940): [The Revenge of Mara Myle] |
| Master Comics #8 (November 1940): [The Alliance of Boss Garlow] |
| Master Comics #9 (December 1940): [Boss Kizer's Political Power Play] |
| Master Comics #10 (January 1941): [Pakro's Crime Battalion] |
| Master Comics #11 (February 1941): [The Kidnapping of Eve Scott] |
| America's Greatest Comics #1/2 (March 1941): "The Riddle of the Ages" |
| Master Comics #12 (March 1941): [The Coming of the Triple Threat] |
| Master Comics #13 (April 1941): [The Origin of Bulletgirl] |
| Master Comics #14 (May 1941): [The Becker Kidnap Plot] |
| Master Comics #15 (June 1941): [Mr. Murder] |
| Master Comics #16 (July 1941): [Von Krantz and His Fifth Columnists] |
| Bulletman #1 (1941): [The Black Spider] |
| Bulletman #1/2 (1941): [The Deviltry of Dr. Hood] |
| Bulletman #1/3 (1941): [The Man Who Learned Bulletman's Secret Identity] |
| Bulletman #1/4 (1941): [The Man Mountain] |
| Master Comics #17 (August 1941): "The Unholy Three" |
| Master Comics #18 (September 1941): "Return of the Unholy Three" |
| Master Comics #19 (October 1941): "Susan Kent Gone!" |
| Bulletman #2 (fall 1941): "The Backstage Killer" |
| Bulletman #2/2 (fall 1941): "The Case of the Limping Mummy" |
| Bulletman #2/3 (fall 1941): "Man Without a Face" |
| Bulletman #2/4 (fall 1941): [Brute Morgan's Protection Racket] |
| Master Comics #20 (November 1941): "Vampire Castle" |
| Master Comics #21 (December 1941): [The Coming of Captain Nazi] |
| Master Comics #22 (January 1942): "The Wax Death" |
| Bulletman #3 (January 14, 1942): [The Lightning King] |
| Bulletman #3/2 (January 14, 1942): [The Octopus] |
| Bulletman #3/3 (January 14, 1942): [The Case of the Murdered Millionaire] |
| Bulletman #3/4 (January 14, 1942): [Mystery Island] |
| Master Comics #23 (February 1942): "The Weeper" |
| America's Greatest Comics #2/2 (February 11, 1942): [The Return of the Black Rat] |
| Master Comics #24 (March 1942): "Slick Jordan, Cutthroat Counterfeiter" |
| Bulletman #4 (March 11, 1942): "Headless Horror" |
| Bulletman #4/2 (March 11, 1942): "Midas Castle" |
| Bulletman #4/3 (March 11, 1942): "Men Who Vanished" |
| Bulletman #4/4 (March 11, 1942): "The Gorgon's Head" |
| Master Comics #25 (April 1942): "Tooth for a Clue" |
| Master Comics #26 (May 1942): "The Terror of the Iceberg" |
| America's Greatest Comics #3/5 (May 13, 1942): "The Man Who Lived a Million Years" |
| Bulletman #5 (May 13, 1942): "Dressed to Kill" |
| Bulletman #5/2 (May 13, 1942): "The Fat Fiend" |
| Bulletman #5/3 (May 13, 1942): "The Riddle of Dr. Riddle" |
| Master Comics #27 (June 1942): "Mr. Murder Comes Back" |
| Power of Shazam! #35 (February 1998): "Lightning and Stars, Part 2: Bite the Bullet!" [Flashback] |
| Starman Vol. 2 #39 (February 1998): "Lightning and Stars, Part 1: Sturm und Drang" [Flashback] |
| Master Comics #28 (July 1942): "The Baffling Mystery of the Bouncer" |
| Bulletman #6 (July 15, 1942): "The Engraver" |
| Bulletman #6/2 (July 15, 1942): "Meet the Mocker" |
| Bulletman #6/3 (July 15, 1942): "The Duke of Burke" |
| Bulletman #6/4 (July 15, 1942): "The Slide of Death" |
| Master Comics #29 (August 1942): "The Bee" |
| America's Greatest Comics #4/3 (August 12, 1942): "The Case of the Purple Blackout" |
| Master Comics #30 (September 1942): "The Return of the Weeper" |
| Bulletman #7 (September 16, 1942): "The Revenge Syndicate" |
| Bulletman #7/2 (September 16, 1942): "The Ghost of Hamlet" |
| Bulletman #7/3 (September 16, 1942): "The Red Pirate" |
| Bulletman #7/4 (September 16, 1942): "The Return of Dr. Riddle" |
| Master Comics #31 (October 1942): "The Swing King" |
| Bulletman #8 (October 16, 1942): "Mr. Ego" |
| Bulletman #8/2 (October 16, 1942): "The Doll-Killers" |
| Bulletman #8/3 (October 16, 1942): "The Menace of the Man Who is Dressed to Kill" |
| Bulletman #8/4 (October 16, 1942): "Dr. Destiny" |
| Master Comics #32 (November 4, 1942): "The Dangerous Letter" |
| Bulletman #9 (November 13, 1942): "The Crime Broker" |
| Bulletman #9/2 (November 13, 1942): "Their First Split-Up" |
| Bulletman #9/3 (November 13, 1942): "The Amazing Case of the Canine Criminals" |
| Bulletman #9/4 (November 13, 1942): "Bulletman Battles the Birdman" |
| Bulletman #10 (December 1942): "The Weeper" |
| Bulletman #10/2 (December 1942): "The Waxer" |
| Bulletman #10/3 (December 1942): "The Return of Mr. Ego" |
| Bulletman #10/4 (December 1942): "The Crackpot" |
| Master Comics #33 (December 2, 1942): "The Girl Who Forgot Thursday" |
| America's Greatest Comics #5/3 (December 16, 1942): "The Plotter" |
| Master Comics #34 (December 30, 1942): "Killer Gorilla" |
| Bulletman #11 (January 1943): "The Case of the Christmas Crimes" |
| Bulletman #11/2 (January 1943): "The Fiendish Fiddler" |
| Bulletman #11/3 (January 1943): "Keyhole Karlos" |
| Bulletman #11/4 (January 1943): "The Case of the Flying Corpse" |
| Master Comics #35 (January 27, 1943): "Professor D." |
| Bulletman #12 (February 1943): "The Return of the Crackpot" |
| Bulletman #12/2 (February 1943): "Murder is on the Air" |
| Bulletman #12/3 (February 1943): "Diamonds Deal Death" |
| Bulletman #12/4 (February 1943): "Vengeance for Vironi" |
| America's Greatest Comics #6/6 (February 17, 1943): "The Baby Monster Mystery" |
| Master Comics #36 (February 24, 1943): "The Wizard of Murder" |
| America's Greatest Comics #7/2 (spring 1943): "The Killer-Diller Killers" |
| America's Greatest Comics #7/6 (spring 1943): "The Riddle of the Runaway Room" |
| Master Comics #37 (April 7, 1943): "The Man Who Was Death" |
| Master Comics #38 (May 5, 1943): "The Comedy of Crime" |
| Master Comics #39 (June 4, 1943): "Bulletman Fights the Hoarder" |
| America's Greatest Comics #8/3 (summer 1943): "Meets Judge Lynch" |
| Master Comics #40 (July 1943): "The Gagman" |
| Master Comics #41 (August 1943): "Check and Double Check" |
| Master Comics #42 (September 1943): "The Lloyds of Crime" |
| Master Comics #43 (October 1943): "Temple of Evil" |
| Master Comics #44 (November 1943): "The Gangster's Wedding" |
| Master Comics #45 (December 1943): "The Case of the Lost Gravity Helmet" |
| Master Comics #46 (January 1944): "The Clinging Vine" |
| Master Comics #47 (February 1944): "The Candid Camera Killer" |
| Master Comics #48 (March 1944): "The Mimic and the Mite" |
| Master Comics #49 (April 1944): "The Return of Bulletboy" |
| Master Comics #50 (May 1944): "Bulletman Battles the Bulletcrook" |
| Master Comics #51 (June 1944): "The Murderous Mermaids" |
| Master Comics #52 (July 1944): "The Crimes of Charity" |
| Master Comics #53 (August 1944): "Brother Death" |
| Master Comics #54 (September 1944): "Leave Us Face It" |
| Master Comics #55 (October 1944): "The Tattooed Man" |
| Master Comics #56 (November 1944): "The Vicious Vandal" |
| Master Comics #57 (January 1945): "The Leap Year Mystery" |
| Master Comics #58 (February 1945): "The Torpedo" |
| Master Comics #59 (March 1945): "The Animal Secret" |
| Master Comics #60 (April 1945): "Bullethug and Bulletmoll" |
| Master Comics #61 (May 1945): "The Prophetic Press" |
| Master Comics #62 (July 1945): "The Man Who Stole the Mice" |
| Master Comics #63 (September-October 1945): "The Thief of Arts" |
| Power of Shazam! #8 (October 1995): "After the Fall..." [Flashback] |
| Master Comics #64 (November-December 1945): "A Holiday for Crime" |
| Master Comics #65 (January 1946): "Bulletman Looks for Brains" |
| Master Comics #66 (March 1946): "The Return of Doctor Carver" |
| Bulletman #14 (spring 1946): "Death the Comedian" |
| Bulletman #14/2 (spring 1946): "Mr. Who" |
| Master Comics #67 (April 1946): "The Duck with the Red Ribbon" |
| Master Comics #68 (May 1946): "The Invisible Killer" |
| Master Comics #69 (June 1946): "The Last Ace" |
| Bulletman #15 (summer 1946): "Return of Professor D" |
| Bulletman #15/2 (summer 1946): "Canine Army Pilot" |
| Master Comics #70 (July 1946): "The 'Lenient' Parole Board" |
| Master Comics #71 (August 1946): "Terror in Toyland" |
| Master Comics #72 (September 1946): "Curtains for Crime" |
| Bulletman #16 (fall 1946): "The Tunnel of Terror" |
| Bulletman #16/2 (fall 1946): "Case of the Vanishing Elephant" |
| Bulletman #16/3 (fall 1946): "The Diamond Dilemma" |
| Master Comics #73 (October 1946): "The Halloween Murders" |
| Master Comics #74 (November 1946): "Mystery Writer's Mystery" |
| Master Comics #75 (December 1946): "The Terrible Trio" |
| Master Comics #76 (February 1947): "The Hot Dog Case" |
| Master Comics #77 (March 1947): "Bulletman Plays It Safe" |
| Master Comics #78 (April 1947): "The Missing Body" |
| Master Comics #79 (May 1947) |
| Master Comics #80 (June 1947): "Bulletdog Takes Over" |
| Master Comics #81 (July 1947): "Volume of Danger" |
| Master Comics #82 (August 1947): "The Statues That Killed" |
| Master Comics #83 (September 1947): "Bulletman Tunes Out Station C-R-I-M-E" |
| Master Comics #84 (October 1947): "The Hollywood Murder" |
| Master Comics #85 (November 1947): "Death Rides the Waves" |
| Master Comics #87 (January 1948): "The Juvenile Delinquent" |
| Master Comics #88 (February 1948): "The Dangerous Escape" |
| Master Comics #89 (March 1948): "The Death Jump" |
| Master Comics #90 (April 1948): "The Bear Scare" |
| Master Comics #91 (May 1948): "The Mysterious Coincidences" |
| Master Comics #92 (June 1948): "The Robber Who Was Dead" |
| Master Comics #93 (July 1948): "The Poison Dart Murder Case" |
| Master Comics #94 (August 1948): "Blind Man's Bluff" |
| Master Comics #95 (September 1948): "The Rain of Terror" |
| Master Comics #96 (October 1948): "The Case of the Missing Mannikins" |
| Master Comics #97 (November 1948): "Dressed to Kill" |
| Master Comics #98 (December 1948): "The Homicidal Hijackers" |
| Master Comics #99 (January 1949): "Annihilation in the Air" |
| Master Comics #100 (February 1949): "The Curio Shop Murders" |
| Whiz Comics #106 (February 1949): "The Case of the Lapsed Memory" |
| Master Comics #101 (March 1949): "The Mystery of the Wonder Drug" |
| Master Comics #102 (April 1949): "The Strange Hostage" |
| Master Comics #103 (May 1949): "The Vanishing Bombs" |
| Master Comics #105 (July 1949): "The Highwaymen of the Skies" |
| Master Comics #106 (August 1949): "The Case of the Crime Portrait" |
| Power of Shazam! #12 (February 1996): "End Game" [Flashback] |
| Justice League of America #135 (October 1976): "Crisis in Eternity!" [Note: Pre-Crisis Continuity Only] |
| Justice League of America #136 (November 1976): "Crisis on Earth-S" [Note: Pre-Crisis Continuity Only] |
| Justice League of America #137 (December 1976): "Crisis in Tomorrow!" [Note: Pre-Crisis Continuity Only] |
| World's Finest Comics #253/4 (October-November 1978): "The Captain and the King" [As Jim Barr] [Note: Pre-Crisis Continuity Only] |
| World's Finest Comics #255/4 (February-March 1979): "Dreamdancer" [Note: Pre-Crisis Continuity Only] |
| Power of Shazam! #8 (October 1995): "After the Fall..." |
| Power of Shazam! #11 (January 1996): "The Seven Deadly Enemies of Man" |
| Power of Shazam! #12 (February 1996): "End Game" |
| Power of Shazam! #32 (November 1997): "Windshear" |
| Power of Shazam! #34 (January 1998): "With Friends Like These.." |
| Power of Shazam! #35 (February 1998): "Lightning and Stars, Part 2: Bite the Bullet!" |
| Starman Vol. 2 #39 (February 1998): "Lightning and Stars, Part 1: Sturm und Drang" |
| Starman Vol. 2 #40 (March 1998): "Lightning and Stars, Part 3" |
| Power of Shazam! #36 (March 1998): "Lightning and Stars, Part 4: Close Encounters" |
| Power of Shazam! #41 (August 1998): "The Monster Society of Evil, Part 4: Death Warrant" |
| Power of Shazam! #43 (October 1998): "Children of Thunder" |
| Power of Shazam! #47 (March 1999): "Endgame" |