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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Roy_Raymond_(character)Roy Raymond (character) - Wikipedia

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   The strip was later retitled "Roy Raymond: TV Detective". [4] In the Silver Age, Aquaman took over the back-up slot in Detective Comics . Raymond subsequently appeared in the Superman titles, where it was revealed he had been kidnapped by a supervillain and brainwashed into committing crimes.

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3. thrillingdetective.com › 2020/10/08 › roy-raymondRoy Raymond, TV Detective – The Thrilling Detective Web Site

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   Oct 8, 2020 · Roy Raymond, Jr., anxious to make his own name, appeared as an ambitious but criminally-inept host of a real-crime television show (à la America’s Most Wanted) in a couple of Robin comic books. Junior has since popped up sporadically as well, although so far in very minor roles. COMICS. DETECTIVE COMICS.

4. toonopedia.com › rraymondROY RAYMOND, TV DETECTIVE - Don Markstein's Toonopedia

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   Roy Raymond, TV Detective, spent his entire decade-long career in the back pages of DC Comics' Detective Comics, which, dominated by the presence of Batman, never showed and seldom mentioned him on the cover. Roy first appeared in Detective Comics #153, dated November, 1949, but the series wasn't originally named after him. It was called ...

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   Who is Roy Raymond?

   • Roy Raymond was an American entrepreneur who founded the Victoria’s Secret lingerie retail store in California in 1977. He ran the business for five years before selling it to fellow businessman Leslie Wexner for one million dollars.

   Roy Raymond - Age, Wiki, Biography, Trivia, and Photos - FilmiFeed

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   Is Raymond still a detective?

   • There is mention of Raymond in Detective Comics #818 where Batman describes Raymond as one of the few detectives he admires, but who "chooses to waste his talents on daytime television" and so is apparently still hosting his TV show.

   Roy Raymond (character) - Wikipedia

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   Is Roy Raymond a real person?

   • Roy Raymond is a fictional character that appears in comic books published by DC Comics. He was introduced in "Impossible... But True!", a back-up strip in Detective Comics, beginning with issue #153 (Nov. 1949). In 1997, Roy Raymond Jr. was introduced as the grandson of the original Roy Raymond.

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   Why did Roy become a TV detective?

   • Finding strange facts was one thing - but because of this, Roy was often a target for hoaxers. He became so brilliant at exposing the hoaxers that he became known as the TV Detective.

   Roy Raymond (Character) - Comic Vine

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6. mikegrost.com › raymondRoy Raymond TV Detective - by Michael E. Grost - mikegrost.com

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   The Land of Lost Years (Detective Comics #153, November 1949). Roy investigates a remote valley where people allegedly age temporarily on entering. The first Roy Raymond story. This tale presents Roy's career in full bloom, with him hosting his popular TV show, and investigating "impossible claims".

7. www.reddit.com › r › comicbookcollectingDetective Comics #153, November 1949. First Roy Raymond, TV ...

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   • 5 min. ago. GoblinNick. Detective Comics #153, November 1949. First Roy Raymond, TV Detective. Picture. First Roy Raymond (replacing Slam Bradley), and is a mainstay in the book for the next 10 years (the feature for a while is entitled "Impossible But True").

8. leagueofcomicgeeks.com › character › 10586Roy Raymond as TV Detective (Prime Earth) - DC Comics

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   Overview. Comics. Contributions. Roy Raymond found fame as the host of the TV show Impossible But True!, in which he showcased strange and exotic items. Describing him as "TV Detective", Raymond traveled around the world with his assistant Karen Colby debunking hoaxes and exposing fraudulent claims; Raymond even created hoaxes himself to help ...

9. babblingsaboutdccomics3.wordpress.com › 2015/07/10Superman 285 – Whatever happened to Roy Raymond?

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   Jul 10, 2015 · Maggin, Swan and Tex Blaisdel bring back Roy Raymond, TV detective in Superman 285 (March 1975). Roy Raymond’s last appearance had been in Detective Comics in 1961, but this story adds a different final appearance, a challenge he made to expose a magician, before disappearing for years.