Streets

Streets	Notes	Creator Salute
Celardo Street	Near Old Town	Named after Tarzan comic strip artist John Celardo
Cicero Street	possibly runs from Fass Gardens to Chesler	Possibly, being as Samaritan rescued a cat, named after the son from Mutt and Jeff, who later had a spin-off comic strip called Cicero's Cat.
Craig Avenue	Located in the the Neighborhoods of Old Town and Chesler.	EC Artist Johnny Craig
Elias Street	A street that a subway stop that runs through Old Town to the edge of Chesler.	Named after comic artist Lee Elias famous for the Black Cat at Harvey Comics.
Floyd Square	Located in Bakerville.
Grandenetti Avenue	Located in Shadow Hill	Artist Jerry Grandenetti
Holloway Street	Located in Bakerville.
Iger Square	Near near Old Town and City Center	Golden Age artist Jerry Iger.
Ingels Street	Runs through Chesler and Old Town areas.	EC artist Ghastly Graham Ingels
Kiefer Street	Runs through Shadow Hill across the Hughes Bridge out of the city to the northeast.	Pulp Artist Henry Kiefer
Klein Avenue		Inker George Klein
Museum Row	In City Center into edge of Old Town. As the name would suggest, its where most of the cities museums are located.	None
Novick Avenue		The Shield artist Irv Novick.
Rensie Avenue	This street, where traditional kosher butchers and pickle men share space with trendy vintage-clothing shops and used bookstores, divides the northside neighborhoods of Fass Gardens and Derbyfield.
Sekowsky Street	Possibly the dividing line between City Center and Derbyfield. Also might run into Kanewood and Chesler.	Justice League and later Wonder Woman artist Mike Sekowsky.
Stallman Steet	Appears to run from Fass Gardens through Shadow Hill.	The Raven artist Manny Stallman.
Veidt Street		Comic book artist Bob Kane, writer Bill Finger and artist Jerry Robinson used stills of Conrad Veidt in The Man Who Laughs as inspiration for the iconic supervillain The Joker.
Wallace Street		Wally Wood?