Show Us Your Atlas Books - Have A Cigar 26 26

[Jayman]

Nice group shot

 

He took a stab at it!

 

it was a gut feeling.

 

I'm surprise AStrange didn't add to this pile of puns

 

I wasn't sure people could stomach any more of them.

 

I think we get the "point"!

[Scrooge]

[porcupine48]

Nice group shot

 

He took a stab at it!

 

it was a gut feeling.

 

I'm surprise AStrange didn't add to this pile of puns

 

I wasn't sure people could stomach any more of them.

 

I think we get the "point"!

stick with it..

[adamstrange]

Our razor sharp wit is devastating.

[porcupine48]

Our razor sharp wit is devastating.

cutting edge humour.

[Scrooge]

Our razor sharp wit is devastating.

 

Repent Post a nice Atlas War book :thumbsup:

[jimjum12]

..... nothing wrong with a good side splitting belly laugh from time to time GOD BLESS...

 

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)

[adamstrange]

Our razor sharp wit is devastating.

 

Repent Post a nice Atlas War book :thumbsup:

 

 

[KirbyJack]

If you gentlemen are quite finished bayin' et the moon...

[Scrooge]

That's the one Robot Man mentioned recently, no?

[adamstrange]

That's the one Robot Man mentioned recently, no?

Correct

[Scrooge]

That's the one Robot Man mentioned recently, no?

Correct

 

Thought so. The "deep black" on the Atlas books of that time period really come through even on just the scan. The shininess (for lack of better word) of that copy must be something else in person.

[Jayman]

One of my favorites!

 

[adamstrange]

That's the one Robot Man mentioned recently, no?

Correct

 

Thought so. The "deep black" on the Atlas books of that time period really come through even on just the scan. The shininess (for lack of better word) of that copy must be something else in person.

 

Atlas comics were printed in different ways at different points in time. That book has a black with a matte finish while the other colors are glossy. It makes for a very striking contrast.

[adamstrange]

Classic!

[Scrooge]

That's the one Robot Man mentioned recently, no?

Correct

 

Thought so. The "deep black" on the Atlas books of that time period really come through even on just the scan. The shininess (for lack of better word) of that copy must be something else in person.

 

Atlas comics were printed in different ways at different points in time. That book has a black with a matte finish while the other colors are glossy. It makes for a very striking contrast.

 

You can better express what I meant than I was able to. Thanks! There are some Horror books circa that period that I believe received the same treatment. It's really effective.

 

Reminds me of the effect of the metallic ink on some early GA books. That contrast really jumps out compared to all other books surrounding them.

[Silver Surfer]

One of my favorites!

 

[adamstrange]

That's the one Robot Man mentioned recently, no?

Correct

 

Thought so. The "deep black" on the Atlas books of that time period really come through even on just the scan. The shininess (for lack of better word) of that copy must be something else in person.

 

Atlas comics were printed in different ways at different points in time. That book has a black with a matte finish while the other colors are glossy. It makes for a very striking contrast.

 

You can better express what I meant than I was able to. Thanks! There are some Horror books circa that period that I believe received the same treatment. It's really effective.

 

Reminds me of the effect of the metallic ink on some early GA books. That contrast really jumps out compared to all other books surrounding them.

Those are cool looking books as well.

[vaultkeeper]

That's the one Robot Man mentioned recently, no?

Correct

 

Thought so. The "deep black" on the Atlas books of that time period really come through even on just the scan. The shininess (for lack of better word) of that copy must be something else in person.

 

Atlas comics were printed in different ways at different points in time. That book has a black with a matte finish while the other colors are glossy. It makes for a very striking contrast.

 

You can better express what I meant than I was able to. Thanks! There are some Horror books circa that period that I believe received the same treatment. It's really effective.

 

Reminds me of the effect of the metallic ink on some early GA books. That contrast really jumps out compared to all other books surrounding them.

Those are cool looking books as well.

 

Here's a book that has the flat black with higher gloss colors.

 

 

 

Edited August 5, 2016 by vaultkeeper

[sacentaur]

Killer copy, is that a pedigree?