Comic book collecting with a foreign variant focus 19 19

[Henro-migration]

This. Is sorta like those golden books in the US, this one features spiderman from the 1978 Japanese show.

 

And here is the front and back of the unauthorised edition of a sampling of Jiro Kuwatas Batmanga.

[Henro-migration]

[TheLiamSturgess]

I would love to see some Japanese Spider-Man!

[Henro-migration]

Here's a taste of both kinds......

[vaillant]

In the immortal words of Mr. King "can we all get along?" OK so Rodney isn't quite as inspiring as Martin Luther. In any case is there someway to include all foreign material, not just select issues, into cgc and other databases without everyone but us off?

 

Who is Rodney?

 

…and what is this one? (not part of the Kobunsha series, I see):

 

[/url]

[vaillant]

And while I am at it – here’s the italian edition of FF #29, a very curious book as apparently they did not have the artwork for the cover at hand, and a collage was produced using some artwork from the cover of #11, with the same setting (redrawn?), but without the Watcher… (double click to enlarge).

 

[Henro-migration]

"April 29 1992 there was a riot on the streets tell me where were you?"

 

Its a cover from a monthly serial of spiderman the manga, there is no american content inside although US spiderman art was adapted for the cover

Edited February 2, 2014 by Henro

[Crimebuster]

Valliant, he's referring to Rodney King, whose beating at the hands of Los Angeles policemen caused a massive city-wide riot in 1992.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodney_King

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_Los_Angeles_riots

 

Henro, Valliant is from Italy and probably still has no idea what you are referring even with what you just quoted.

 

(thumbs u

[Henro-migration]

Original Superman material.........

 

 

[Eerie Publication]

This. Is sorta like those golden books in the US, this one features spiderman from the 1978 Japanese show.

 

And here is the front and back of the unauthorised edition of a sampling of Jiro Kuwatas Batmanga.

 

That's cool

[vaillant]

Valliant, he's referring to Rodney King, whose beating at the hands of Los Angeles policemen caused a massive city-wide riot in 1992.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodney_King

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1992_Los_Angeles_riots

 

Henro, Valliant is from Italy and probably still has no idea what you are referring even with what you just quoted.

 

(thumbs u

 

Probably Henro does not even care, given he has not replied…

 

I know very well who Rodney King is, in fact I more or less followed the fact on TV as I had been in Los Angeles the year before and the news felt "close" at the time, but I would not have associated the phrases, of course.

 

Thanks, as usual you are a "true gent" as Offbeat Archives would say… (thumbs u

[vaillant]

There is a song which I love by Stan Ridgway, which was inspired by the 1992 riots – here it is:

 

[porcupine48]

vaillant,you seem to be the only one who likes the non hero books as I do,so,for you sir

[lscomics]

vaillant,you seem to be the only one who likes the non hero books as I do,so,for you sir

Really porc? You need to take another look at my site because you apparently missed all the miscellaneous DC romance stuff.

 

Granted, ducks and mice aren't really my thing, and although I don't presently have any, I've been keeping an eye out for some EH Winnie the Pooh. Just haven't seen any pop up really. Eventually I plan on trying to complete that run but I've got, as you know, higher priorities on the list right now. (thumbs u

[Barbarian]

Got these yesterday from part of a trade with my comic/antique dealer.

 

3 comic dedicated papers from 1946.

 

 

 

[archer]

Fast food restaurant Jollibee's Avengers movie comics (April 2012). First is a reprint of Earth's mightiest heroes # 1 with a new cover by Ron Lim. Second is a brand new 8 page comic by Macchio and Koblish (12 pages counting the covers).

 

 

Edited February 4, 2014 by archer

[solarcadet]

Fast food restaurant Jollibee's Avengers movie comics (April 2012). First is a reprint of Earth's mightiest heroes # 1 with a new cover by Ron Lim. Second is a brand new 8 page comic by Macchio and Koblish (12 pages counting the covers).

 

 

 

love Ron Lim!!! he drew the BEST Silver Surfer and Thanos

 

 

[TheLiamSturgess]

Got these in from Tony:

 

Edited February 4, 2014 by Liaton-9000

[TheLiamSturgess]

And this one courtesy of Nuno!

 

[solarcadet]

And this one courtesy of Nuno!

 

 

thatone is cool never seen that.

 

is it me or the Brazilians just look cooler than the originals?

 

even the women are better than the americans