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[CiG]

I agree with Tuco.

The cover for that Army of Darkness 1979 is metal as fukk.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

I agree with Tuco.

The cover for that Army of Darkness 1979 is metal as fukk.

For sure!

It's a TMNT homage(the orignal series issue #2 from 1984)that a bunch of books were doing back in like 2021. That was one of the few i was missing. Im a sucker for any OG Turtles stuff.

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The OG TMNT #2....

Homages...

The OG TMNT #1

A few of the homages...

 

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Picked up the DC Finest Superman: The First Superhero and im really digging this so far. Never knew Golden Age Supes was such a badass ...

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[CiG]

So awesome.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

My Golden Age journey continues. Classic pre-code Horror from EC. These are still to this day considered the cream of the crop as far as Horror comics go.

 

[CiG]

I've always wanted to check those out but I just never did for some reason. I think maybe I read a couple single issues at a library once.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

Yeah man me too. I've heard nothing but praise about early EC, with a lot of people still considering them the best comics of all time.

I ordered a few more Vol. 1's..Vault of Horror, Two-Fisted Tales, Shock Suspenstories, Weird Fantady and Weird Sceince. I'm pretty fuckin stoked to finally check all of these out!

 

[CiG]

Throw up your thoughts when you get around to reading them!

 

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RIP to the great Sam Kieth. My favorite comic book artist of all time.

Sam Kieth, Creator of The Maxx and Sandman, Has Died, Aged 63

Sam Kieth, creator of The Maxx and co-creator of The Sandman, comic book writer, artist, painter and publisher, has died at the age of 63

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Signed by the legend Sam Kieth himself.

My most prized book. This one is going to decompose with me...

....written by Scott Ian from Anthrax. The book sucks but i love that cover piece.

 

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Post from God Loves Comics

BRUCE MINNEY (aka The Man Who Painted Everything). "In the days of Mad Men, men's adventure magazines thrived. With titles like Stag, Male, For Men Only, and...

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