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Wednesday, November 11, 2020

Wednesday Worlds of Wonder LOST WORLD "City of Lost Souls"

When Last We Left the Apocalyptic Archer and Alien Princess...

...WOW, The Lost World finally made the cover of Planet Comics!

But cover artist Joe Doolin didn't get many of the details right (like costume details and coloring), he did include a wrecked Eiffel Tower, since most of the story takes place in a devasted Paris, France!

And it is a real attention-grabber!

Well, that'll teach Hunt Bowman not to steal other people's stuff, eh?
Fiction House's Planet Comics #30 (1944) begins a new ongoing plotline about an odyssey to return to what remains of America!
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Volume 8
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Tuesday, November 10, 2020

Salute to the Veterans!

Tomorrow is Veteran's Day!

A sincere

Thank You

for your service, men and women of our Armed Forces, past and present, for your dedication and sacrifice!

Monday, November 9, 2020

Monday Madness / Holiday Reading Room CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL "Twas the Night Before Christmas and All Through the House..."

It's a pretty long title for a one-pager...

...but the pay-off makes it worthwhile.

The writer and artist for this piece from the one-shot anthology Christmas Carnival (published by Ziff-Davis in 1952 and reprinted by St John in 1955) are, sadly, unknown.

But we didn't want this piece, unseen for 65 years, to be forgotten...so here it is for your enjoyment!

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Great Treasury of Christmas Comic Book Stories

Sunday, November 8, 2020

Christmas Cards...NOT a Luxury in the Pandemic Age!

With most of us, sadly, not doing our usual big Thanksgiving or Christmas get-togethers due to Covid-19...

...how do we communicate our holiday wishes to friends and family in this high-tech, impersonal age?
Why, Christmas Cards, of course...and not the e-mail type!
Remember how, after Thanksgiving, you'd look forward to getting those envelopes with colorful Yuletide cards (usually with lots of handwritten news and in-jokes from the sender!)
Remember the warmth with loved ones you'd feel from those?
Remember how you'd create displays on the mantlepiece or stairs with the koolest of those cards?
Well, more than ever, it's time to bring back that warm-and-fuzzy feeling!
And we have just the cards to do it...