Atomic Kommie Comics

Monday, May 12, 2008

MYSTERY TALES #40 goodies for a LOST season finale viewing party!

Sunday, May 11, 2008

LOST Mystery Tales #40: He's on an AIRPLANE!

From the cover of the Mystery Tales #40 comic book John Locke didn't choose: a close-up of the item in a fabric pocket on the wall just below the window between his fingers and the round green caption!
Even though the coloring makes it look like a label, it's actually a booklet or brochure with **** Airlines written on it!

Saturday, May 10, 2008

LOST Mystery Tales comic now on USB flash drives!

In a flashback on the LOST tv series ep "Cabin Fever", young John Locke had to choose items that "already belonged to him".
One of the items he didn't select was the comic book Mystery Tales.
But, what if the comic cover was available on something a little more practical...like a USB flash drive? Would he have chosen it then? Would you? ;-)
Choose from 1GB, 2GB, or 4GB
Or, how about a money/cigarette case, a business card case, or flip-top zippo-style lighter? (Talk about practical, and stylish, too!)

Friday, May 9, 2008

John Locke's LOST boyhood treasure!

In a flashback on the LOST tv series ep "Cabin Fever", young John Locke had to choose items that "already belonged to him".
One of the items he didn't select was the comic book Mystery Tales #40.
Guess he didn't want to know "What was the secret of the mysterious HIDDEN LAND!"
Don't make the same mistake Locke did!
Choose this classic Mystery Tales comic cover on a variety of kool kollectible merchandise now, or be Lost forever, John!

T-Shirts, mugs, magnets, messenger & tote bags, and more available!
NOTE: Scanned directly from a copy of the ACTUAL comic book!
NOT a pixelated screen grab!
NOT taken from a 2nd-generation reprint!

Thursday, May 8, 2008

WWII Comic Book Cover Tributes to Aviators

Comic books played a major part in shaping the public's impression of both our troops and our enemies during World War II.
Among the classiest were these three beautiful covers for Contact Comics, an aviation-oriented title. Spectacular, intense, eye-catching color highlights these poster-style pieces of art.
Each one paid honor to the aviation division of one of the three armed forces branches. (The Air Force as a separate branch didn't come about until after WWII)

Tribute to the Navy Air Corps featuring F6F Hellcat fighters.

Tribute to the Army Air Force featuring B-24 Liberator heavy bombers.

Tribute to the Marine Air Corps featuring F4U Corsair fighters.

We at Atomic Kommie Comics™ have digitally-restored and remastered them on a line of kool kollectibles which would make perfect Memorial Day, Flag Day, or 4th of July gifts for the WWII veteran in your life.
Choose from t-shirts, mugs, magnets, BBQ aprons, and many other goodies.
(And have a look at the other World War II collectibles we offer at War: Past, Present & Future™ while you're at it!)

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