Infinite Bronze Horror Thread 16 16

[thedongerneedfood-migratio]

wait! fun with horror comics that won't cost me $300 per? bring it on sterling!

[RickHigh]

Hi, Guy!

 

— Rick

[Buck Biggins]

wait! fun with horror comics that won't cost me $300 per? bring it on sterling!

 

List some more books.

[sterlingcomics]

wait! fun with horror comics that won't cost me $300 per? bring it on sterling!

 

I'll make a special concession for you, Guy.

 

I hope you stick around and contribute here...

[thedongerneedfood-migratio]

nothing left just the stragglers up now. can't find your email, drop me a line. hope all's well!

[sterlingcomics]

wait! fun with horror comics that won't cost me $300 per? bring it on sterling!

 

List some more books.

 

I'd prefer that you buy mine.

[sterlingcomics]

nothing left just the stragglers up now. can't find your email, drop me a line. hope all's well!

 

All we need to do is look at a book long enough to be categorized as such...it's amazing looking at my raw "NM" books just several years ago.

[Buck Biggins]

wait! fun with horror comics that won't cost me $300 per? bring it on sterling!

 

List some more books.

 

I'd prefer that you buy mine.

 

I have my eye on about 5 books but I'm waiting until Highgrade lists that new collection and also deciding on how much I want to take to the New York show at the end of Feb. We'll see.

[Norrin_Radd]

Nice books. Do you have a scan of the 9.6 Weird War 13. I love that book

 

Tons of CGC copies have surfaced lately (at least 3)...purchased this raw from bobcat.

by request

 

 

I may have to pick one up.

[sterlingcomics]

I have my eye on about 5 books but I'm waiting until Highgrade lists that new collection

 

[Bonds25]

All in all a title deserving of more respect, and interesting enough, these issues currently can be picked up rather cheaply.

 

Kaluta was amazing - whatever happened to him??

[sterlingcomics]

Kaluta was amazing - whatever happened to him??

 

 

He ain't dead yet! Have you checked out this link? The About me section is feature rich with his history and recent work. Did you know: Berni and Kaluta were roommates/studiomates for a number of years?

 

BTW, I'm going to ask if he would be interested in an interview for us fans.

 

Neal Adams used sound effects in his art to send subliminal messages to Julie Schwartz to get MWK back to DC:

 

 

[october]

Did you know: Berni and Kaluta were roommates/studiomates for a number of years?

 

They also lived with Jeff Jones and BWS. There is a book about it called "The Studio".

[Jayman]

All in all a title deserving of more respect, and interesting enough, these issues currently can be picked up rather cheaply.

 

Kaluta was amazing - whatever happened to him??

 

He also just did some beautiful interior sequences in the "Tower of the Elephant" storyline in Dark Horse's Conan. It was issue 22 I believe.

[jbud73]

You are correct, was so happy to see his work in that issue.

[Rip]

Nice books. Do you have a scan of the 9.6 Weird War 13. I love that book

 

Tons of CGC copies have surfaced lately (at least 3)...purchased this raw from bobcat.

by request

 

 

I may have to pick one up.

Thanks for the scan. Yea there was an overgraded 9.0 and the two 9.6's. Yours and the one I got. Now I need a decent 12.

[Timulty]

All in all a title deserving of more respect, and interesting enough, these issues currently can be picked up rather cheaply.

 

Kaluta was amazing - whatever happened to him??

 

He also just did some beautiful interior sequences in the "Tower of the Elephant" storyline in Dark Horse's Conan. It was issue 22 I believe.

 

He had been doing covers for Lucifer(DC/Vertigo) last time, I looked.

[Bonds25]

 

He had been doing covers for Lucifer(DC/Vertigo) last time, I looked.

 

Thanks everyone - glad to see he's still around. I just checked out the Lucifer covers on Ebay, and they're amazing too!

[HighVoltage]

 

He had been doing covers for Lucifer(DC/Vertigo) last time, I looked.

 

Thanks everyone - glad to see he's still around. I just checked out the Lucifer covers on Ebay, and they're amazing too!

 

Seems like he did some covers for DC's 'Books of Magic' series that ended a few years ago...

 

He seems to always be doing something!

[Jayman]

These 3 issues are not exactly Bronze Horror but since they contain one of my favorite DC Bronze age characters (Deadman) I feel that it qualifies.

The DC crew on these 3 issues tried something pretty cool, they lead off with an Aquaman story (handled by Steve Skeats - -script, Jim Aparo -Art) and have it tie in with the backup Deadman story (story/art - Neal Adams). Did I mention that all 3 covers are courtesy of Nick Cardy? Sounds good to me already!

 

 

Our story starts off as Ocean Master contacts Aliens to get rid of Aquaman, since he apparently can’t do it on his own. They arrive abruptly and zap him with a mysterious device. The title “City on the edge of Nowhere!” might sound familiar to some Star Trek fans and I’ve come to think that Skeats infused this story arc with some “Trek” elements starting off with borrowing the title from a first season Star Trek episode “City on the Edge of Forever”, but more about that later…

 

 

This issue was published in 1970 and the art and -script are full of psychedelic scenes and lingo from that era – it’s great!

 

 

Aparo did some cool things with some panels too, including incorporating the editor’s name ( Giordano) into the background then again with apparently the whole DC staff as seen in the bigger panel. This was very cool to find! Just some names that stand out: Toth, Wrightson, Orlando, Adams, Heath, Kane, and Kubert!