Cherish a Chesler! 2 2

[Straw-Man]

I am partial to the first two Dynamics and Scoop 2.

 

 

i'm with ricky; the book that made me want to collect cheslers was the mclaughlin mile high dynamic 1 that sold on heritage a year or so ago. i HAD to get it, and, like a lay's chip, i couldn't have just one....

 

[G.A.tor]

I am partial to the first two Dynamics and Scoop 2.

 

 

i'm with ricky; the book that made me want to collect cheslers was the mclaughlin mile high dynamic 1 that sold on heritage a year or so ago. i HAD to get it, and, like a lay's chip, i couldn't have just one....

 

[adamstrange]

I am partial to the first two Dynamics and Scoop 2.

 

 

i'm with ricky; the book that made me want to collect cheslers was the mclaughlin mile high dynamic 1 that sold on heritage a year or so ago. i HAD to get it, and, like a lay's chip, i couldn't have just one....

 

 

What a sweet looking copy! (thumbs u

[TheEyeSees]

Nice one, Billy!! you can't really beat that cover logo ... worth the price of admission!

 

I always wondered, how are the insides to the Cheslers? Anyone have any photos of interiors?

 

 

[Scrooge]

Here's from a later Chesler - Major Victory # 3 -

[Straw-Man]

Here's from a later Chesler - Major Victory # 3 -

 

love that splash. and on a side-note---i think the cover of zip-jet 1 is killer and it is actually taken from the splash page of punch 10. i've never seen it there tho', as mine is in plastic. would a punch 10 owner scan that bad boy and put it up?

[The Black Hand ®]

I'd love to read the Rocket Boy story.

[Straw-Man]

a tuff little chelser has made it's way down south. i love it!

 

[Straw-Man]

got me another one; yippee.

[sacentaur]

Good one, Mr. P...I do rather like that cover

[jbcomicbox]

got me another one; yippee.

 

The art you are admiring is by Charles Sultan who was rumored to be related to Lou Fine. Related or not, he adopted some of Fine's best talents altho much of what he did owes its debt to Fine. Compare Scoop 2 with Hit 5. jon

[BangZoom]

The art you are admiring is by Charles Sultan who was rumored to be related to Lou Fine. Related or not, he adopted some of Fine's best talents altho much of what he did owes its debt to Fine. Compare Scoop 2 with Hit 5. jon

 

I bet Charles Sultan and Lou Fine were both fans of Alex Raymond, especially the 1936 Water World of Mongo sequence in Flash Gordon.

 

[jbcomicbox]

The art you are admiring is by Charles Sultan who was rumored to be related to Lou Fine. Related or not, he adopted some of Fine's best talents altho much of what he did owes its debt to Fine. Compare Scoop 2 with Hit 5. jon

 

I bet Charles Sultan and Lou Fine were both fans of Alex Raymond, especially the 1936 Water World of Mongo sequence in Flash Gordon.

 

 

Great eye! what year was that out?

[BangZoom]

 

The book was published in a black and white edition by Nostalgia Press in 1971.

 

It was reprinted with color in 1974.

 

The Devourosaurus panel was originally published May 9, 1936 and the Sharkson panel July 26, 1936.

[Straw-Man]

The book was published in a black and white edition by Nostalgia Press in 1971.

 

It was reprinted with color in 1974.

 

The Devourosaurus panel was originally published May 9, 1936 and the Sharkson panel July 26, 1936.

 

Bangzoom, P.I.

[Blind Owl]

The art you are admiring is by Charles Sultan who was rumored to be related to Lou Fine. Related or not, he adopted some of Fine's best talents altho much of what he did owes its debt to Fine. Compare Scoop 2 with Hit 5. jon

 

I bet Charles Sultan and Lou Fine were both fans of Alex Raymond, especially the 1936 Water World of Mongo sequence in Flash Gordon.

 

 

Great eye! what year was that out?

 

BZ pointed this one out to me a couple of months ago. This page is from Funny Picture Stories #6, April 1937. Check out the 4th panel!!! A swipe of Flash Gordon for sure!!!

 

[G.A.tor]

The art you are admiring is by Charles Sultan who was rumored to be related to Lou Fine. Related or not, he adopted some of Fine's best talents altho much of what he did owes its debt to Fine. Compare Scoop 2 with Hit 5. jon

 

I bet Charles Sultan and Lou Fine were both fans of Alex Raymond, especially the 1936 Water World of Mongo sequence in Flash Gordon.

 

 

Great eye! what year was that out?

 

BZ pointed this one out to me a couple of months ago. This page is from Funny Picture Stories #6, April 1937. Check out the 4th panel!!! A swipe of Flash Gordon for sure!!!

 

interesting and entertaining!

[sacentaur]

BZ pointed this one out to me a couple of months ago. This page is from Funny Picture Stories #6, April 1937. Check out the 4th panel!!! A swipe of Flash Gordon for sure!!!

 

 

Great stuff, Owl ....is Frank Frollo the artist?

[Blind Owl]

To be honest not sure. Comic seems to indicate it's by Geo. Brenner. However this art is not signed anywhere so I don't want to say for sure.

 

Also the Grand Comic Database doesn't have any info about this issue concerning the artwork. So...

[Straw-Man]

these two went up on the pedigree thread, but need to be here also. Edgar's copies.