Silver Age Covers

[marvelguy]

Post your favorite S.C. covers here. It can be a book you have or not. I have very few but I can "borrow" an image from other sites here. :cool:

I'm posting this cover cause it's so cool.
Tales of Suspense #39

[marvelguy]

Amazing Spider-man #50

This cover says it all! A Classic!

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Another fav. Captain America #110

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FF #12, MONSTERS Galore!

[SatansProdigy]

#cloud9#

[marvelguy]

That's a cool ultra-funky cover! :cool:

[marvelguy]

A couple of #1's here.

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This is a FREAKIN' cool cover.

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SP gave me these books in a trade we did. Very cool comics.

[marvelguy]

This cover pre-dates current events.

[fulltimer56]

I have like this one and no I don't have it in my collect yet!!



And with Curt Swan you can't go wrong on Superman. He and Neal Adams are my two favorite Superman artists.

[marvelguy]

I plan on having these in my collection.

[camper49]

Some of my favourite Silver Age covers...imagine that...BATMAN...




















something about women in bondage...

[camper49]

CRAP...sorry about the size...Hey Hoss or somebody, can you adjust the sizing?

[SatansProdigy]

Whoa! Huge pics! :shock:

Great stuff camper!

[Hoss]

I'll resize those for you camper!

[camper49]

Yeah sorry about that.
I'm stuck in the thriving metropolis of Marathon Ontario Canada tonight with a slow-speed hook-up in my hotel room. Barely made it in before dark. As soon as the sun goes down, the moose are out on the roads as thick as black-flies.
It'll take me forever to edit the pics...it took me long enough just to post them!

[Hoss]

You're good to go, Camper! Nice comics BTW!

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[camper49]

Thanks Hoss you're the best!

[SatansProdigy]

Hey camper do you have a copy of Batman #200? Man I love that cover. Still looking for a decent grade that I can afford.

Here's one of mine.

[camper49]

It just so happens I do!
Sorry about that size thing again, Thunder Bay hotel room...internet speed is supposed to be high speed but it isn't.

[SatansProdigy]

Damn that's a sweet book! I resized it for ya camper. Hope ya don't mind.

[marvelguy]

Very cool cover indeed. Ya'll keep posting these batman cover, it makes me want to get some Batman books. #creep#

[camper49]

Those multi-picture Giant Size books are nice-looking too.
Thanks for re-sizing, SP.
MG, have we converted you to being a BATMAN fan-atic?

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I mixed up the order with that last one camper. Sorry bout that. Here's a couple of mine. I think I got the first one from you, didn't I? Maybe both of them? Shit, I can't remember! LOL

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Here's another one. Not a Batman this time. Got this one from CG (I think. Damn brain!) awhile back.

[marvelguy]

Camper, I have always loved Batman (no, no, not that love kind like Robin did early in their careers). Bats has always appealed to me as a kid because he always had something under his sleeve, he's smart, has no powers. He should have been a Marvel character.

[SatansProdigy]

Batman a Marvel character?!?! *Splut**Sputter**Spit* I'm at a loss for words! LOL

[marvelguy]

:lol: JK


There's Moon Knight if I needed Bats in Marvel.

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:lol: JK


There's Moon Knight if I needed Bats in Marvel.

[camper49]

Joe Quesada vs. Batman.
I think BATS would lose.

Yeah, those books look like the ones you got from me, SP.
Nice books.
That #319 was one of the first Tec Comics I ever owned.
If that's the one you got from me, that's the same one I got at the Silver Snail Comic Shop in Toronto in 1978 or so for 50 cents.

[SatansProdigy]

I dunno....depends what version....I think the All Star Bats would rip out Joe Q's tongue and shove it....well...let's not think about where he would shove it! :shock:

Oh and I think I paid alot more than 50 cents for that! LOL

[jaeldubyoo]

Hulk #102

These were actually pretty common when I first started collecting. I guess they're still pretty common except they cost a whole lot more.

[jaeldubyoo]

Captain America #100

When I first started collecting, I thought it was crazy that a premiere issue would be numbered 100, much like the Hulk #102. For the newbie, it can get very confusing.

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Fantastic Four #48

One of the best stories to come out of the Silver Age was FF #48-50, the coming of Galactus and his herald, the Silver Surfer.



That's it for this month. I'll be on vacation for a week in the Pacific Northwest. I'll be posting some covers more next month when I get back.

[Hoss]

I hope you have a blast jae!

[camper49]

Jae, those are some sweet Keys you have there.

[jaeldubyoo]

Silver Surfer #1

Here's one of my favorite characters. I've always liked John Buscema's rendering of the Silver Surfer more than Jack Kirby, Ron Lim or any other artist. This first issue contains the origin and is a giant issue. When I first started collecting, the Silver Surfer was on top of my list.

[jaeldubyoo]

Here's the first Silver Age origin of Captain America.

Tales of Suspense #63

[jaeldubyoo]

Any Trekkies (or Trekkers) here?

Here's Star Trek #1. This is the rarer variant with the photo back cover.

[habib]

I've always loved Star Trek!

Nice #1 Jael!

I know Overstreet lists the Photo back cover as a rare variation but I have owned 5 copies of ST #1 and every one was a photo back cover.....I am just not that lucky to always get the "rare" one.......so I think Overstreet must have a few of those himself he wants to get a premium for! :P

[jaeldubyoo]

I've always loved Star Trek!

Nice #1 Jael!

I know Overstreet lists the Photo back cover as a rare variation but I have owned 5 copies of ST #1 and every one was a photo back cover.....I am just not that lucky to always get the "rare" one.......so I think Overstreet must have a few of those himself he wants to get a premium for! :P

Hmmm...you may be right. That was the selling point when I purchased it years ago. At least I paid less than guide for it at the time. It might be the same situation as with Conan #3 and Silver Surfer #4. Overstreet has been proven to not so accurate some of the times.

[jaeldubyoo]

Here's Iron Man and Submariner #1. This one-shot is nothing more than a transitional comic continuing the Iron Man story from Tales of Suspense #99 and the the Submariner story from Tales to Astonish #101. Each story continues in issue #1 in their own title.

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Iron Man #1

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Submariner #1

[Shadow-wolf]

Some of my faves out of my collection.

Captain Marvel #1



Justice League of America #30



I'll dig some more scans out and post em here.

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Action Comics #354



Tales To Astonish #96



Dr.Strange #169 (#1 Continues from Strange Tales)



Amazing Spider-Man #35

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[jaeldubyoo]

One of my favorite comics, Secret Origins #1, 1961.

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More Secret Origins, 80 Page Giant #8.

[jaeldubyoo]

This is the first appearance of Deadman by Carmen Infantino. I love the series, especially the Neal Adams issues. I'll be posting some at a later time.

Strange Adventures #205

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[jaeldubyoo]

Here's one of Marvel's feeble attempt at humor. Kinda silly, if you ask me.

Not Brand Echh #1

[jaeldubyoo]

An early Silver Surfer x-over.

Tales to Astonish #93

[SatansProdigy]

A couple of Spectre comics. I may have shown these on the old Corral, but I can't remember.

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[jaeldubyoo]

I love those Neal Adams Spectres. When I first started collecting, those were among the first comics I sought and bought. I'll post #2 and #5 when I dig them out.

[The Charlton Guy]

Probably my favorite Kirby SA cover:



And yeah, the interior art is even more mind-blowing, a Thing-Surfer Battle For the Ages!

[The Charlton Guy]

Dr. Doom? You want Dr. Doom?

[The Charlton Guy]

Here, this one's in a little bit better shape, and a GREAT Kirby cover (remind me, which one's aren't great?):

[The Charlton Guy]

One of my favorite Kirby Thing covers:

[The Charlton Guy]

By the end of the 60's, Kirby just got better and better:

[The Charlton Guy]

And really started getting twisted:



I guess some folks are born with a certain amount of hallucinagenic chemical imbalance...

[The Charlton Guy]

But the hell with the FF, let's get to the important stuff...CHARLTONS!

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This one is truly twisted:

[StlComics]

Here's a late silver favorite of mine. Gotta love Nick Cardy...

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More late silver, his pimpedness himself, Neal Adams...

[The Charlton Guy]

Nice!

How 'bout some early Silver?

Alas and alack, here's is my now-departed FF #2, gone but not forgotten :cry: :

[The Charlton Guy]

Awesome Ditko cover on this Charlton gem:

[The Charlton Guy]

But even that one doesn't hold a candle to what has to be the greatest Ditko cover of all time:



And somebody (name unrealeased) here in the Corral has an even sweeter copy that I hope they'll share with us...

[habib]

Now here is a TRUE classic.......



When Kathy Elopes......aaahhh, sweet memories.....excuse me a moment....

#gross#

Now I feel better.....

#creep#

[The Charlton Guy]

All I can say is, scary....very scary...

Take it from me folks, don't let this happen to you.

Either have a true and proper marriage in a Vegas chapel, or have a long hard talk with me before you tie the knot...

...otherwise? Suffer the consequences...

[StlComics]

Adventures Into the Unknown #164



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Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love #1



Not sure who did the cover on that one...

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Forbidden Worlds #49

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My Greatest Adventure #64

Cover by Dick Dillin

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Four Color Comics #1237 "The Untouchables"

[jaeldubyoo]

Wow! Robert Stack as Eliot Ness. The Untouchables was one of my favorite TV shows when I was a kid.

Here's one of the few western comics in my collection. I probably have less than 100 westerns in my collection.

Rawhide Kid #23, the origin re-told. Nice art by Kirby and Ayers.

[jaeldubyoo]

Flash #123, origins of both GA Flash and SA Flash and the first mention of Earth II (the beginning of the mess DC created with all the different earths and dimensions).

[jaeldubyoo]

Although I'm mainly a Marvel Zombie, DC had some comics I enjoyed. One such series was Mystery In Space. I'm a sucker for Carmine Infantino art for Adam Strange stories.

Here's Mystery in Space #36 which features art by Infantino and Gil Kane.

[jaeldubyoo]

Mystery in Space #63

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Mystery in Space #64

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Mystery in Space #70

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Mystery in Space #68

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But even that one doesn't hold a candle to what has to be the greatest Ditko cover of all time:



And somebody (name unrealeased) here in the Corral has an even sweeter copy that I hope they'll share with us...

Okay, here it is once again. I previously posted it in the Golden Age Horror thread. I considered this more Golden Age than Silver Age as it is pre-code and published in 1954.

[oxbladder]

Recently grabbed this one locally for about 13-15 bucks.

[jaeldubyoo]

This one features the origin of the Blackhawks.

Blackhawk #164

[jaeldubyoo]

Showcase #79, first appearance of Dolphin and the origin of Aqualad. Aqualad later became known as Tempest, who married Dolphin. Before marrying Tempest, Dolphin was Aquaman's lover until Mera returned. Who needs to watch soap operas when you can read comics.

[SILLYSHIP--pirate eye--]

Wow thanks guys, that was a treat.

HEY DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHAT # THAT UNUSUAL TALES IS? It is post #49 by SP. The one with the artist on the cover. I have a thing for comics with artists on the cover.

I think I want to maybe collect some strange adventures now, the stories look cool and I love those bizarre covers.

That "The Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love #1" is one of the creepiest comic covers I've ever seen. I'll be looking ot pick that one up.

[StlComics]

Wow thanks guys, that was a treat.

HEY DOES ANYBODY KNOW WHAT # THAT UNUSUAL TALES IS? It is post #49 by SP. The one with the artist on the cover. I have a thing for comics with artists on the cover.

#13 --> http://www.comics.org/details.lasso?id=169599


I think I want to maybe collect some strange adventures now, the stories look cool and I love those bizarre covers.

The covers are better than the stories, unless you really love goofy silver DC. I do love the covers, though.


That "The Dark Mansion of Forbidden Love #1" is one of the creepiest comic covers I've ever seen. I'll be looking ot pick that one up.

I still have that copy if you want to buy or trade...

[StlComics]

Some stuff I've recently scanned...

Metal Men #25

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Forbidden Worlds #105

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Forbidden Worlds #144

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Adventures Into the Unknown #90

[SILLYSHIP--pirate eye--]

Thanks dude
Unusual Tales #13
I truthfully don't like the goofy stories that much. I am finding that bronze and silver stories are some of my least favorite. The art is great, but most of the stories suck, Neil Adams' Batman is one, of many, acceptions. As an example I bought the full run of Hawk and Dove, SA and Modern and after reading them all I hated them. However, I do like the SA Sci-Fi stuff like T.O.S. I prefer the recent stories, even though I know stories like "Marvels" and "X-Statix" are changing things in a way that could be considered bad I still like that wave. The need to expain in every scientific possibile deatail, how a super heroes abilities could be possible ruins it for some people, but when it's done as well as it was in "Marvels" I can't help but be interested .I think a line of comics that I am really into right now is the VERTIGO series, but I have only read "Sandman" and "Books of Magic" which are the best things I have ever read period, all books included. Maybe not as far as most peoples literary criticism's go, (HEY CG, WHAT DO YOU THINK?) but I loved them, and that's what counts. I recently bought a bunch of HELLBLAZER, and look forward to reading those soon. I like the GA and the alternative comics. Either real raw or real out there.

I am reading the 1-75 DD and the whole heroes lin court/insurance claims thing is a drag in a way, but it is us comic fans just relating in a different way, NO?

And so, what do you read, actually read? I feel a new thread coming on....

[The Charlton Guy]

THAT is one of my all-time favorite covers.

I always had a thing for women swinnin' underwater...:D

Thanks!



Showcase #79, first appearance of Dolphin and the origin of Aqualad. Aqualad later became known as Tempest, who married Dolphin. Before marrying Tempest, Dolphin was Aquaman's lover until Mera returned. Who needs to watch soap operas when you can read comics.

[The Charlton Guy]

Here's three Avengers that I purchased from Gary (Chaosus)
a few weeks before he died. I wish I had snagged more.


And I wish he was still with us.


AVENGERS
ASSEMBLE!!!

[The Charlton Guy]

And James? You and I have to sit down and talk over a couple of beers.

And that Adventures into the Unknown #90 really needs to find it's way to The Charlton Guy Vault.

Sweet book!

[fulltimer56]

I only have a few Silver Age books in my collection but here is one of them:

Teen Titans #12 from 1967

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[The Charlton Guy]

You just HAVE to love these great "MYSTERY IN SPACE" covers:















Alas...they're all long-sold-off...

[AceVentura]

Like the covers of the more famous "pre-superhero" artists like O'Mealia, Guardineer, Flessel, etc. on Detective, Action, More Fun and non-DC titles like Planet and Famous Funnies (Frazetta covers) are far more intricate in detail and artistic impact than most of the simplistic superhero covers, the early pre-silver and Silver age DC covers, like Mystery In Space, My Greatest Adventures, and Brave and Bold #1-27 are artistic gems. Especially those Viking Prince and Silent Knight covers, those early B&Bs being the rarest of the rare books to get in Fine or better of the entire Silver age.

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[jaeldubyoo]

Dark Shadows #1

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[The Charlton Guy]

Here's a few before I go to bed. Enjoy!













CHARLTON COMICS GIVE YOU MORE!

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Orrgo, the Unconquerable? Where did they get those names?

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Adventures of the Jaguar #1

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Adventures of the Jaguar #2

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One of my favorite shows as a kid.

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[fulltimer56]

I really like that Avengers #57! I don't even collect Avengers but I have two of that issue!! Of course I'm a big Vision fan!

Linda

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Here's a coupla giveaways. The first is a 1959 PG&E giveaway. Notice Reddy Kilowatt wearing a PG&E hardhat and the PG&E banner on the back cover. The second one is a 1966 giveaway. Reddy is not wearing a hat and the yellow strip on the back cover is blank.

[jaeldubyoo]

Ditko story, "Planet X". The astronaut kinda looks like Captain Atom.

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[fulltimer56]

Not a "Three Stooges" fan are you jael!!! ;)

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I used to watch this show religiously. Diana Riggs as Mrs. Emma Peel was divine.#cloud9#

[jaeldubyoo]

This was a grail for me when I first heard about it in the 70's. Since then hundreds of copies have surfaced. I still like the Wally Wood art anyway.

[jaeldubyoo]

When I sell this comic, I should describe this as a bondage/torture cover. The woman is scotch-taped to a glass slide and being tickled by a pencil.:p

Land of the Giants #1

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There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast space, and timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow--between science and superstition. And it lies between the pit of man's fears and the summit of his knowledge. This is the dimension of imagination. It is an area which we call The Twilight Zone.

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I just discovered this double cover in my collection.

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I've always been a sucker for Wally Wood art. These two remind me of his work he did for Tower Comics (Thunder Agents).

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[fulltimer56]

I use to love to watch Dark Shadows!! #oldie#

[disneyteddies]

I approached this from a different angle...I just pulled out a pile of about twenty books at random and this is the result..













Rats no cover..but still from 1964 with the Flintstones at the World's Fair.





Like I said..just random. The rest were 15 and 20-25 center's. Got eighteen thousand more to go through.

[Shadow-wolf]

I love these Silver-Age Thor Covers.

[SatansProdigy]

That Captain Marvel #14 is awesome, Hank! THose colors rock! Might have to add that to my want list.

[Shadow-wolf]

How about this beauty, DareDevil #3

[jaeldubyoo]

Let's play ball. With gorillas?

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Awesome books jae!

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[mordo]

Jaeldubyoo, those Mystery In Space covers are cool. DC and Warner should consider making an Adam Strange movie.

[The Charlton Guy]

From 1964:

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[SatansProdigy]

Awesome book malaprop!

[malaprop]

Yeah, but wouldn't you think such an advanced culture would come up with something a bit more high tech than an aluminum ladder?

[malaprop]

Did someone mention Doc Savage? (Back cover of Doc S. #1, G.K. 1966)

[Quato]

My favorite silver age cover...



Q

[camper49]

My first Silver Age book.

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I've got 2 copies of this gem, if anybody wants one let me know.

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I love those Dells and Gold Keys. These comics are really under-appreciated. When I get a chance I'll post some,too.

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Here are my FLASH covers.

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This is one of the first SA books I ever read.

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Another fav. Captain America #110




Steranko goodness!#cloud9#

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[Karma23]

[ucleben]

Avengers #22 cover- Kirby with Wood inks- some of the best Marvel silverage cover art (IMHO)!!! Thanks Karma23.
BTW, I just watched "Being There" last weekend; your peter Sellers avatar reminded me of this- gotta rent "Dr. Strangelove" again.

[jimjum12]

Don't know if these have already been posted or not, as I have dial up and haven't had the time for the previous ones to download.GOD BLESS...

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)#angelic##angelic#

[jimjum12]

One of my favorite FF's...A nice Sid's Luncheonette copy.GOD BLESS...

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)#angelic#

[jimjum12]

Here's one of my favorite D.C. covers.GOD BLESS...

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)#angelic#

[nepatkm]

:pWOW!!! some great covers here.-- thanks to all for posting.
I'll contribute this asm #12 (1 of my favorites.)

[mordo]

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[Duffman_Comics]

The first Avengers vs Justice League of America book. I remember being so jazzed reading this one.

[jimjum12]

Here's one of my favorite silver age covers...I still remember first seeing it in the early 70's, got it in the mail from Howard M Rogofsky. I knew FF 8 had the first appearance of the Puppet Master, but had no idea what the cover looked like. I got it and # 11 (another fav) at the same time for $ 7.50 each. I had never seen the 11 at the time either. I kind of miss those days when you didn't know what a book would look like.GOD BLESS...

-jimbo(a friend of jesus)#angelic#

[mordo]

Great book! I really like those early FF covers. :)

[Red Hook]

I've always like that cover a lot too! That lurid green-orange combination with the steel grey background is really effective imho.

Red

[Khumbu]

I can't believe no one put up this cover!

[Khumbu]

Or this one!

Always loved this cover!

my attachment apparently isn't showing up, but it is SS #4

[mordo]

I can't believe no one put up this cover!





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One day... one day... #cloud9#

[djpinkpanther67]

[Duffman_Comics]

Gorgeous books, Thomas, but I always felt that the DD figure on the 39 was sort of "weak" - as in a paste-up or correction done at the editor's (Stan's) request.

The figure looks very Woodish, rather than Kirbyesque.

(Talk about English as a living language :lol: )

[toz1960]

Rarely seen Wham-O Giant Comics #1(14 x 21 1/4 inches) 1967.Only issue printed.Five pages by Wally Wood.WT.Vinson cover.My second copy.Got the first one originally in 1969 and it wound up in very ragged shape.

[Capitalrecoveryman]

Found this floating around my photobucket account. 5 of 6 qualify.

[djpinkpanther67]

Gorgeous books, Thomas, but I always felt that the DD figure on the 39 was sort of "weak" - as in a paste-up or correction done at the editor's (Stan's) request.

The figure looks very Woodish, rather than Kirbyesque.

(Talk about English as a living language :lol: )
It looks "Woodish" for good reason...Daredevil was done by Woods on the cover and in the book. Kirby did everything else The draw for me on this particular cover was Doom. Though not as impressive as #16, still one of his more ominous cover appearances

[toz1960]

A little SA Charlton comoc goodness.

[Mike DeChellis]

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