With a new James Bond movie (SkyFall)coming soon and Easter tomorrow...
...why not combine the two with James Bond hightlights as performed by animated bunnies...
Much MORE Bunny action HERE!
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Friday, April 6, 2012
Apologies
Hectic day dealing with some major problems, so I couldn't post today.
Will return tomorrow...
Will return tomorrow...
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Reading Room: SAGAS OF THE SEA "Titanic"
With the 100th Anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic coming up...
...we thought it appropriate to present one of the surprisingly-few comic book versions of the sad tale of the "unsinkable" super-ship!
This tale from Seven Seas Comics #2 (1946), illustrated by Robert Webb, is derived from newspaper accounts of the disaster.
Seven Seas Comics was the longest-lasting of Leader Publications/Universal Phoenix Features' titles, publishing six issues of high-quality work by such notables as Matt Baker, Alex Blum, and a pre-EC Comics Al Feldstein!
The main feature was South Seas Girl, a jungle-girl strip featuring superb Good Girl art by Baker!
Robert Webb is best-known as one of the primary artists on the long-running Sheena: Queen of the Jungle for Fiction House.
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Wednesday, April 4, 2012
MORE Nerdist-Themed Comics Graphics
To celebrate the new Nerdist Comic Book Club podcasts...
...why not pick up a few kool products featuring the classic Frazetta retro Buck Rogers art from their new banner?
After all, what could be better than to drink from your Nerdist Buck Mug, while wearing your Nerdist Buck Value T-Shirt, and (if you're chilly) wrapping yourself in your Nerdist Buck Throw Blanket while watching the Nerdist Comic Book Club podcast?
And don't forget out other Nerdist graphic spaceman goodies...
...as seen on the set of the Nerdist tv show!
And don't forget out other Nerdist graphic spaceman goodies...
Blast off for excitement...today!
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Reading Room: PUSSYCAT "Mirthful Misadventures of a Naughty Nonsensical Nymphet!"
If Austin Powers had a sister in the Swingin' 60s, she would have been...
...our favorite, funtastic, femme Agent of S.C.O.R.E.!
This tale originally appeared in Stag Annual #3 (1966), but this is from the one-shot PussyCat (1968) that reprinted her stories from various "laddy" magazines published by Martin Goodman, who also owned Marvel Comics.
The writer and artist are officially-unknown, but the scripter is probably Stan Lee or Larry Lieber, and the artist(s) probably include Stan Goldberg, Al Hartley, and Bill Ward.
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