...we top the previous weeks with...
Not one...
...not two...
...not three...
...plus...
What's coming during the final week of the RetroBlogs Blogathon?
Watch and Find Out!
Saturday, August 22, 2020
Friday, August 21, 2020
Friday Fun JUMPIN' JUPITER "In Space No One Can Hear You Laugh"
If you thought Jumpin' Jupiter's first story was weird...
..his third appearance from Weird Tales of the Future #4 (1953) is gonna make you plotz!
This humor strip ran in #2 thru #5 of Key Publications' Weird Tales of the Future, along with several sci-fi/horror stories also written and illustrated by the amazing Basil!
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Thursday, August 20, 2020
Reading Room WORLD OF SUSPENSE "Forbidden!"
Here's another never-reprinted tale from the Atlas Comics vault...
...illustrated by longtime comics book artist Ed Winiarski and scripted by a writer whose name is lost to the sands of time, though it may be Ed himself!
This never-reprinted story from Atlas' World of Suspense #8 (1957) is one of Winiarski's last stories in comics before either retiring or switching to other media like advertising after a 20-year career in comics!
Trivia: Ed is one of the creators cited in Stan Lee's book (really a booklet) Secrets of the Comics as shown HERE!
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Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Wednesday Worlds of Wonder HARSH REALM "Trail" Part 2
...sent to the cyber-universe of Harsh Realm to retrieve Dan Crawford, private-eye Dexter Green had allied himself with a couple of computer-generated constructs and another visitor from the Real World.
But, remember that, if you "die" in Harsh Realm, your body dies in the in the Real World!
Dan's able to intrude into your mind?
How can Dex restrain someone apparently that powerful?
Find Out...
Next Wednesday!
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Tuesday, August 18, 2020
Reading Room ROCKET SHIP X "Ivy Invasion"
Here's a never-reprinted tale from one of the rarest anthology titles of all...
...Fox's Rocket Ship X (1951)!
(not to be confused with the movie RocketShip X-M, which came out the year before...)
Both writer and artist(s) of this extremely-weird tale are unknown.
Fox, unlike most comics publishers in the 1940s-50s, didn't go whole-hog with sci-fi.
Fox, unlike most comics publishers in the 1940s-50s, didn't go whole-hog with sci-fi.
Though they did occasional sci-fi stories that appeared in their other adventure and action anthologies, Rocket Ship X (1951) was their lone sci fi-only anthology, and was just a one-shot.
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