Tag: Marvel Comics
Innocent times during a simpler era. You could take your gal out on the town and grab a meal of two, five cent hot dogs. Of course some things…
When I first began this post, it was just to feature my newly purchased Master Comics #14 with damsel and motorcycle cover. But after doing a little research…
Issue #14* of Bulletman was published March 1943 by Fawcett. I’d say cover artist Jack Binder’s version of Bulletgirl is not quite as sexy as Mac Raboy’s version…
I can barely contain my excitement. I finally landed my “holy grail” of a motorcycle cover, Captain America Comics #27 from June 1943. The book was purchased incomplete,…
Published January 1950 by Marvel – Comedy Comics #10* was the last issue in Marvel’s 1948 series that served as a vehicle for its stable of working gals…
Like crumbling ruins of an ancient roman coliseum, the tattered and worn pages of a comic book provide insight into the culture of a bygone era. The title…
I like this Boy Comics #11 cover published in August 1943. With cover art by Charles Biro (signed) it also contains a letter by Charles to “Adolf” on behalf of…