Publication History
In Star-Spangled War Stories #90 (April 1960), Robert Kanigher created the Dinosaur Island that is in use in the DC universe today for his feature The War That Time Forgot. It is located in the South Pacific of DC's main shared universe and it is populated by living dinosaurs.
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