"House of Mystery #165 (March 1967). The original Dial H for Hero, in this case featuring Howzis."
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Leo Baxendale
Started this discussion. Last reply by Luke Blanchard May 29. 12 Replies 0 Likes
I realise you’re not generally big followers of British comics, but I need to flag up a notification I received last week of the sad death of Leo Baxendale.Leo Baxendale was a very important artist…Continue
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
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Philip Portelli replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Hector Hammond: perhaps the Green Lantern foe who changed the most over the years and made it into the GL movie!"
Luke Blanchard replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"In the lead feature two children were taken on trips into American history in a time-travelling helicopter. It apparently only appeared in that issue and the previous one."
Steve W replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Humdinger v2 #1, May/June 1947, publisher Novelty, cover art Jack Harmon."
Steve W replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Heroic Comics #1, featuring HYDROMAN, August 1940, publisher Eastern Color, cover art Bill Everett."
Steve W replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Haunted Thrills #3, October 1952,publisher Ajax Farrell, cover from the Iger Studios."
Steve W replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Hap Hazard #11, Oct 1946, publisher Ace Magazines, cover art/inks by Sam Singer."
Dave Palmer replied to Steve W's discussion A Cut From a Cover"Here's a bunch of them. Same theme, although one of them uses the theme in a very different way than the other seven. All Silver Age."
Philip Portelli replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"The Hellfire Club may have been the "New" X-Men's greatest foes. They unleashed the Phoenix and went relatively unscathed.
Also, it introduced a group of older mutants that Professor X knew nothing about!"
Richard Willis replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"Dell Four Color #496, another great Green Hornet cover"
Philip Portelli replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day"What does a team of young super-heroes need? A team of young super-VILLAINS, of course!
Helix was a group of genetically-altered kids who had no social graces but had a certain charm. They had a strange link with Infinity, Inc. and even to Arak!
Of…"
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