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50yearoldcomics.com
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| | | | | According to the account given by Marvel editor-in-chief Roy Thomas on the letters page of Amazing Adventures #18, the new feature that made its debut in that issue had been gestating for some time. ("Two long and not always enjoyable years," to quote the man himself.) It had all started in 1971, when Marvel was... | |
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| | | | | The subject of today's post, in addition to being another fine installment in writer Roy Thomas and artist John Buscema's original run on The Avengers, also happens to have been my first real encounter (outside of a couple of cameos) with Marvel Comics' Master of the Mystic Arts, Doctor Strange -- or, at least, I... | |
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nick-caputo.blogspot.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a detailed blog post about the comic book artist Chic Stone, focusing on his collaborations with Jack Kirby, particularly during the 1960s. It covers his work on various titles, including Marvel, DC, and Charlton Comics, as well as his contributions to promotional materials and merchandise. The post also includes reader comments and discussions about the historical context of some of his work, such as the Captain Action comic and its publication history. The text is rich in information about Chic Stone's career, his artistic style, and his impact on the comic book industry. | |
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| | | Today's blog post features the concluding chapter in the three-part storyline that first introduced me to Marvel Comics' friendly neighborhood Spider-Man (in comic books, anyway) . If you missed my posts about the story's previous installments in issues #59 and #60, feel free to follow the links to get brought up to date. Or, you... | ||
