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"Watching it now on YouTube. Thanks for the recommendation."
"Strange Tales #26, by Carl Burgos and Unexpected #26, from the under-appreciated Bob Brown."
"Somehow, I forgot to comment on how well acted this film is. All of the actors were well-cast and did great work. They had wanted Peter Cushing for the husband of the title character, but he was ill at the time. I can't imagine it would have been…"
"I just rewatched Burn, Witch, Burn, aka Night of the Eagle (1962). An American International movie that blew me away the first time I saw it. Based on a Fritz Leiber story, adapted by two terrific screen writers, Richard Matheson and Charles…"
"The Warriors (1979): how many people have seen this bizarre, comic-book-like, videogame-presaging cult film? It's not exactly a good film, but it exerts a strange power, with its story of a Coney Island gang, blamed for the killing of a charismatic…"
"There are a couple, maybe three, stories with an ape in them; they just took the volume's title from one of those stories.
The format of the DC Finest books is an imitation (the sincerest form of flattery) of Marvel’s successful Epic format,…"
The format of the DC Finest books is an imitation (the sincerest form of flattery) of Marvel’s successful Epic format,…"
"Our Army at War #26. I'm not sure, but I think you're supposed to hang on with both hands."
"Tales of Suspense #26, by Jack Kirby and George Klein, like the cover of Fantastic Four #1."
"When it was on I thought it had a real comic book feel, unlike the Batman show. "
"Police Comics #26 and Plastic Man #26, both by Jack Cole."
"Star Spangled #26 (layout by Kirby) and X-Men #26 (villain by Kirby)"
"Fantastic Four #26. Too bad they didn't enlarge Jack's artwork and lose the blurbs. Is Rick Jones trying to kill himself?"
" Two Atlas pre-Code Journeys numbered 26."
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Just copied my comment to the Captain's column as requested, Richard!
Managing my add-ons seems to have helped and I can add to my Invaders project again.
Cheers