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Happy Birthday to Mr. Age -- That's "Silver" to His Friends
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dave Palmer May 24, 2020. 8 Replies 0 Likes
Wow, the planets have all lined up again in their cosmic collaborative conglomerations to acknowledge and yes, revel in the birthday of our old pal and fearless leader, Craig A. Shutt, aka Mr. Silver…Continue
Socially Relevant Comic Books
Started this discussion. Last reply by Emerkeith Davyjack Jun 2, 2019. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I usually only post in the Mr. Silver Age Forum, so a lot of you fine folks probably don't even recognize my name, but I was in the CBGxtra forum for years and years, and have hovered over the Mr.…Continue
Rise of the Superhero
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I couldn't find any discussion on this topic, which kind of boggles my mind since this is EXACTLY the place where this topic should be discussed. But I blame myself since I've had a copy of this…Continue
What's In a Name?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dave Palmer Dec 13, 2017. 13 Replies 1 Like
It occurred to me randomly the other day that most of the all-time greatest comic book people (U.S.-based, anyway) have first names that start with the same letter. I started jotting down some names,…Continue
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Dave Palmer replied to Dave Blanchard's discussion Happy Birthday to Mr. Age -- That's "Silver" to His Friends"MSA,
Happy (belated) Birthday!!"
"Happy Birthday, MSA!"
"Thanks, all! I appreciate you taking the time to wish me yet another turn around the sun. We Silver Age Teens really had busy lives with our hot-rodding and jobs in the circus and summers on the beach. Makes me wish I could remember those times a…"
"So Dave is saying that Mr. Silver Age's middle name is "Teen?" Wishing you much happiness.
Teen-Age Love, Romance and Hot Rods? Never had any of those."
"Here's to another year of silver age goodness from our best pal Craig. And, although I wasn't invited, I'm told this is a genuine picture taken at his birthday party early this evening. Whoop!
Hoy"
"Happy Birthday, Mister SA! it's a pleasure being able to rub virtual elbows with you!"
"Thanks, I think, Dave for your annual tribute! This year's covers were quite unexpected, but I can certainly relate to that final one. I've come to think of MSA as a cautionary tale that anyone can learn from.
I was entertained watching…"
"Happy Birthday, Mister Silver Age or should we call him Major Silver Age to go with Captain Comics!"
Happy Birthday to Mr. Age -- That's "Silver" to His Friends
Wow, the planets have all lined up again in their cosmic collaborative conglomerations to acknowledge and yes, revel in the birthday of our old pal and fearless leader, Craig A. Shutt, aka Mr. Silver Age himself. While some buffoonish wags have suggested that maybe it's time to start calling him Mr. Gray Age, we scoff at such effrontery upon the man, the myth, the legend that is our good pal Mr. Age.In keeping with the celebrative nature of this day of days, I have historically bestowed upon my…See More
Emerkeith Davyjack replied to Dave Blanchard's discussion Socially Relevant Comic Books"...Bu " cartoons " I mean short comic book stories. generally - not single-panel editorial cartoons."
Emerkeith Davyjack replied to Dave Blanchard's discussion Socially Relevant Comic Books"...Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, to spell her name more correctly"
Emerkeith Davyjack replied to Dave Blanchard's discussion Socially Relevant Comic Books"...I can't post it. but I got a comic-book sized advance version of a comic book about leftist U.S. House of Representatives member Alexandra Octavia-Cortez ' I've meant to post about it here. It's a comic book-sized advance…"
"I recall the two comics published by DC and Marvel that were fundraisers for famine in Africa, Heroes for Hope Starring the X-Men in 1985 and Heroes Against Hunger starring Superman and Batman in 1986. Both of them were done…"
Socially Relevant Comic Books
I usually only post in the Mr. Silver Age Forum, so a lot of you fine folks probably don't even recognize my name, but I was in the CBGxtra forum for years and years, and have hovered over the Mr. Age section since it was launched. Anyways, I wanted to start a new thread that isn't really Silver Age at all, mostly because I have a request.My school teacher daughter is working on a project over the summer focused on introducing kids to various artistic themes. She was wondering about depictions…See More
"Good gracious, has the Aged One tacked on yet another year? Time sure does fly when you spend most of it reliving the 1960s, or at least reliving the passion, the drive, the ambition, the sense of wonder and adventure that those of us who were alive…"
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