"World War Stories #2 (1965). "Gallipoli" with art by Sam Glanzman."
Steve W's Discussions
I'm no comic artist but....
Started this discussion. Last reply by Richard Mantle Apr 12. 13 Replies 0 Likes
I love to draw. Specifically I love to draw my favourite silver-age covers. I recreate them, drawing them at approximately double the size of the originals (that's A3, or 16.5" by 11.7" for those…Continue
Tags: art, silver-age, drawings
Books about Comic Books
Started this discussion. Last reply by Fraser Sherman May 13. 43 Replies 0 Likes
I don't know about you guys but I'm a sucker for books about comic books. I have a large number (probably more than twenty) and most of them are devoted to the golden or silver age. I'm always…Continue
Tags: silver-age, comic, books
Terrible news about Gerard Jones
Started this discussion. Last reply by Rob Staeger (Grodd Mod) Jan 9. 3 Replies 0 Likes
Can't believe I read this yesterday…Continue
A Cover a Day
Started this discussion. Last reply by Dave Palmer 55 minutes ago. 1330 Replies 3 Likes
Ok, how about this for an idea. We take it in turns to post a favourite (British spelling) comic cover every day. This went really well on the comic fan website that I used to frequent. What we…Continue
Tags: #acoveraday, Comics, #Action
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Steve W replied to Hoy Murphy's discussion Happy birthday to our host, Mr. Silver Age, Craig Shutt"Happy birthday Craig. In honour, I will dig out my copy of "Baby Boomer Comics" and re-read some of my favourite sections. That should keep me reading for a few weeks at least!"
Luke Blanchard replied to Steve W's discussion A Cut From a Cover"No 2 is Dell's Frankenstein #4. I found it through the art style."
Dave Palmer replied to Steve W's discussion A Cut From a Cover"I'm safely back home; how about these cuts (all Silver Age, 4 different publishers)."
Dave Palmer replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Gerald McBoing Boing and the Nearsighted Mr. Magoo #1 (August-October 1952)"
Philip Portelli replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"World's Finest Comics #239 (Jl'76): I considered this an anomaly at the time and still do today. During this period, they would add a third hero to the mix like Deadman, Metamorpho or the Atom.
But Gold? By himself? I never saw a…"
Richard Willis replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Flash vs the Gauntlet of Super-villains"
Luke Blanchard replied to Steve W's discussion A Cut From a Cover"The theme is invisibility. The Super-Skrull has the powers of the Invisible Girl, the Mist uses an invisibility cloak, the Missing Man's body disappears, and Adam's opponents in the cover story from Showcase #17 are never…"
Dave Palmer replied to Steve W's discussion A Cut From a Cover"Just made it home. Characters with helmets with fins. Nicely done."
Richard Willis replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Another blond archer, in the old West!"
Philip Portelli replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Green Arrow #1 from May 1983.
I still consider it amazing that it took the Emerald Archer that long to get a solo book and it was only a mini-series! That didn't get him an ongoing!"
Dave Palmer replied to Steve W's discussion A Cut From a Cover"I've been tied up the last week with family matters and am currently driving cross country with my son as he comes home for the summer. I described our current game to him, and he suggested something along the lines of space exploration. We…"
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