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BB-Gun
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I think this villain was pretty funny...Baron von Tootree.
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Leonard was always a favorite of mine. Perhaps it was those fancy shirts or maybe I just liked Trigger.
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I saw the movie for the first time a few years ago. I was surprised that I had missed it since Jerry was such a big star during my youth.
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One of my oldest comic pages is from October 14, 1900.
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L.B. Cole cover thread! Post your favorites by the master!
BB-Gun replied to *paull*'s topic in Golden Age Comic Books
I'm not sure when or where that Baker art was used, but the GCDB has the BBWT #115 at October 1952. All-Famous Police Cases #7 is also from October 1952. -
I have a lot of strips but never found any Johnny Comet stories.
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I love those Mac Raboy original art strips. I'll have to find the color strips to match.
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L.B. Cole cover thread! Post your favorites by the master!
BB-Gun replied to *paull*'s topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Definitely one of the best covers...period! Who used it first? Baker or Cole? -
I found a few scans of art by Oksner in my files.
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Jack Keller sold me a big lot of westerns about 10 years ago I think. He was also selling his original art. Unfortunately, I didn't buy any Kid Colt or Rawhide Kid. He seemed like a nice guy. Very modest and he enjoyed doing the work.
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I like that Christmas cover but would also like this swastika cover by MacRaboy.
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and the text story looks like this from May 1937 Star Comics
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This was from Star 3, May 1937. I was searching for these stories the other night and only found a few strips and a text story but Guardineer work is always fun to see. Edit: I added the date and changed the issue number.
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Some of those story-lines were replaced by new superheroes like Dr. Mid-Nite and Sargon.
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The New Fun cover is kind of busy. Is it the same as the interior? I think Jon Berk brought this one to a Geek Fest at Bill's. Maybe BZ has a nice scan too.
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All-American comics had a couple of Sci-fi story-lines. Ultraman was in the future and there were some visitors from Mars and Venus in "Adventures in the Unknown".. From All-American 2
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I don't think I have seen too many Wow What A Magazine issues. How many Sci-Fi stories did they publish? I forgot those early Sci-Fi covers by Everett. He did Skyrocket Steele for Centaur and a Connie cover for Famous Funnies. Could that be the first Sci-Fi cover for FF? Nope, Buck was featured fighting the Invaders from Mars four issues earlier.
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I like both of those books and like the animated cover.
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Mystery Men 2 probably had one of the earliest Sci-Fi covers. Rex Dexter by Fine and Briefer was terrific. Adventure had Cotton Carver. Federal Men was also mostly Sci-Fi in those early stories. What else would Shuster write? DC also had Sci-Fi from Sheldon Mayer. and Centaur had Wolverton.
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I have some of the early issues of Western and Dale.
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Show me your Timely's and I'll show you mine. Have a Cigar...
BB-Gun replied to Timely's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Did Robinson draw any covers for Timely/Atlas? He did this story and very busy party panel published in Marvel Tales.. -
That is a lot of Western comics. I have over a hundred Lone Ranger comics, Detective comics, Walt Disney Comics and Stories, Batman comics and a few others. What other titles did you indulge yourself with? I have a lot of ME westerns but probably not a hundred yet.
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Those are beautiful covers. I think you need a few more to complete the sci-fi shot but you have the difficult ones.
