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Silver Age Sub-Mariner comics & appearances
Frisco Larson replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Now Kirby appeared to remember that Subby was born with pointed ears. A few examples in no particular order. -
Silver Age Sub-Mariner comics & appearances
Frisco Larson replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
I was photographing some books for the Thrifty Grocer thread in the Golden Age section, and I happened across some Bob Powell art on an Atlas Subby story that always made me cringe a little bit. Now Bob Powell was a fine artist, but somehow, he was unaware that the Sub-mariner had pointed ears and drew the entire story that way (which made me recall that his Subby story in Men's Adventures #27 was the same way). Flash forward to yesterday, and I'm talking to a buddy about that and the fact that I've never really heard anyone mention that the Wally Wood rendition of Subby on the classic cover (and story) of Daredevil #7 likewise depicts a rounded ear Subby. Now, I'd be CERTAIN that people have noticed it before, but can't recall anyone mentioning it. Now, that has sent me down a rabbit hole of investigating how other artists have drawn Subby (just looking into it right now actually). This should be fun!!! Below the DD #7 cover is some art from the Atlas issue of Human Torch #36 with Subby art by Bob Powell. -
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Tales to Astonish 1-101 thread
Frisco Larson replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
That's a cool bonus in addition to a nice copy! -
Incredible Hulk Collecting Thread
Frisco Larson replied to joeypost's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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The Thrifty Grocer Collection
Frisco Larson replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Very nice Gary! -
This Week in Your Bronze Age Collection!!
Frisco Larson replied to TupennyConan's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
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This Week in Your Bronze Age Collection!!
Frisco Larson replied to TupennyConan's topic in Bronze Age Comic Books
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Silver Age Romance Comics
Frisco Larson replied to Kill.Kill.Kill.-migration's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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Silver Age Romance Comics
Frisco Larson replied to Kill.Kill.Kill.-migration's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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Marvel 10c & 12c Circle Price Club!
Frisco Larson replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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Tales to Astonish 1-101 thread
Frisco Larson replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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Tales to Astonish 1-101 thread
Frisco Larson replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Great copy! A Jon Berk book to boot! -
Marvel Westerns (Silver Age)
Frisco Larson replied to crimson dynamo's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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What's new in your Silver Age collection this week
Frisco Larson replied to Silver's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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What's new in your Silver Age collection this week
Frisco Larson replied to Silver's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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What's new in your Silver Age collection this week
Frisco Larson replied to Silver's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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What's new in your Silver Age collection this week
Frisco Larson replied to Silver's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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Fantastic Four Collecting Thread!
Frisco Larson replied to uclapeterg's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
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The Thrifty Grocer Collection
Frisco Larson replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
Thanks! Yeah, the Everett Subby is my absolute favorite superhero work of the fifties! Everett Subby from ANY period is a treat to see!!! Timely started to come out with more customed villains toward the end of the forties, but it was too late to save the superhero comics. Asbestos Lady was a Human Torch villain, Subby had the Shark and Firebrand (not sure how SUPER they were) as villains and Captain America battled the Black Talon in Cap #9 before the villain would take on the Young Allies shortly afterward (with a minor Cap appearance). So, there were SOME costumed villains, just not enough to establish supervillains as a big concept at Timely or in much of the industry for that matter. -
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Journey Into Mystery Appreciation Thread
Frisco Larson replied to CAP Freak's topic in Silver Age Comic Books
Those are awesome!!! You've got two of my favorites in there, 56 & 58!!!