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Sub-Mariner is reunited with his fellow Atlanteans! Watch out, Reed, or you'll go from Namor to no-more! Also: The FF origin; how Spidey first met the team; mini-posters of their foes!
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Superman July 1960, Iss 138
Whew. Been busy or otherwise occupied the last couple of months. If you're a weekly reader, sorry for the gap between updates. The good folks at Comics Alliance asked if I would create a few mock covers to go with Chris Sim's "Silver Age Remix Comics" writing, and I said, "Sure!" I always enjoy their site. The below Green Lantern art posted a week ago, but I didn't want the tiny rumble of my blog to steal their thunder, so I waited before posting it here. You can read the whole article on…
The Marvel covers did not start out all that different from the DC covers, although that soon changed. The early Fantastic Four covers featured the characters demonstrating their various powers: The characters are so iconic to us these days that it can be hard to remember that back in 1961, kids had no idea who the FF were, or what they could do, so it was important to give them an idea quickly. As I have mentioned in the past, this may be the real reason the early FF issues started out with…
Back in the days when he was the Editor in Chief of Marvel Comics, Jim Shooter had a particular story that he liked to use as an example when explaining to people what he thought needed to be on th…
Browse the Marvel Comics issue Tales of Suspense (1959) #66. Learn where to read it, and check out the comic's cover art, variants, writers, & more!
