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Jayman
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Of course Boris did a number of wonderful covers for Marvel also. Most for Conan which fit his style and subject matter more closely.
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Karloff as Mord the executioner in Tower of London. Also starring Basil Rathbone and Vincent Price. What more could you ask for?
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On 2/18/2024 at 1:39 AM, Axe Elf said:
What?? I assumed he was just getting started!
Before the Reading Club, I wasn't aware of too many fantasy artists, but Frazetta, Sanjulian and Vallejo were names I would have recognized. I don't know where I would know him from if not from Warren mags.
He transitioned over to Skywald.
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On 2/16/2024 at 2:54 PM, Mr.Fantastic said:
X posted in Crime thread. Love the Timely/Atlas Crime Covers.
Nice book!
Man, that cop really couldn’t wait to make that snide quip about poor old Lewis now, could he?
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Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi teamed up again in the 1935 movie The Raven. Another favorite of mine!
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Karloff voiced Baron Boris von Frankenstein in Mad Monster Party. Still one of my favorite animated movies!
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With minimal makeup and just contorted facial expressions, Karloff played a wonderful role in the Haunted Strangler.
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Those ads are priceless!
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On 2/12/2024 at 12:40 AM, Telegan said:I recently got a a not-so-great purple label version of that Marvel Tales #14. The only thing I hate about some of the covers are the little inset graphics on the left of them. I wish the entire cover was just the main art. There are a few really cool Maneely/Everett/Heath covers in that run.
I get what you are saying and I respect your opinion, as many others agree with that stance. Some even gripe about EC’s having their large title taking up a third of the cover. However, I’ve come to appreciate the charm the Atlas vignettes add to the covers. To me it’s like having extra art to enjoy!
And of course I do enjoy some full cover goodness too!
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On 2/10/2024 at 9:42 PM, Ameri said:
On a funny note; when I was a kid reading the Warren mags that advertised this album, the black and white pics were so tiny that I thought Kong was holding a surf board! I guess growing up at the shore slanted my perceptions!
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On 2/11/2024 at 10:13 AM, Pontoon said:
That's a great record. I have the 20th Century Fox pressing. The man responsible, Cherney Berg, was also behind the classic Famous Monsters Speak LP.
Who is this? Great pic with the Night Gallery prints in the back. I have two of them myself.
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Regarding The Fade-Away Walk. I was 7 years old when I first got this issue and read that story. Talk about leaving an impression. My young mind couldn’t make out whether he was a man or a monster but the emotions that came across in that story struck a chord with me. I haven’t read that story in probably 40 years or so and can still picture the guy slipping off the nose of George Washington and the other’s face regretting not helping!
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Kim’s style is that of the Korean manhwa. Manga in Japan. I’ve come to appreciate it more and more over the years. Some examples…
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On 2/10/2024 at 9:34 PM, The Lions Den said:
I've always liked Kim's artwork, but I do see what you're saying---kind of reminds me of a girl I used to know...
Red Sonja?
Famous Monsters of Filmland
in Comic Magazines
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This is an awesome pic among the other awesome pics!