MOKF 48 1976 double page approaches a crescendo that mixes Gulacy's illustrative and cinematic approach, Moench's elegant descriptions and Abel & Marcos' inking that brings together visuals that are very difficult to capture in any other medium. #ShangChi kicking a$$ like usual.
#comics almost got #banned in the #1950s for #horror and crime encouraging #juvenile delinquency.
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May 11, NYC. Invite to “Jack Kirby Way” on Essex & Delancey, honors the Marvel co-creator. Ceremony at 12 pm with the Kirby family, city officials, & comics greats. #Kirby grew up here and now his name returns to the street.
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#LouiseSimonson talks #racism in #comics in #1993 while writing #Superman
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Jim #Steranko talks #film #noir’s influence on his #comicbooks in the late #1970s.
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#RichardPryor dressed up as #Marvel’s #Spiderman in #1982 in the #toy.
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Wahoo! My book is in the top ten again. Thank you!
#LesLye played #comicbook #superheroes in #nickelodeon's #youcantdothatontelevision in the 1980s.
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#Steranko talks about #marvel #comics, #nickfury and the #shadow in 1997.
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Jim #Steranko, Will #Eisner and #FrankMiller talk origin of #Superman in #2003.
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#StarWars’ #MarkHamill loves #comicbooks, #1990.
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Love that #SpiderMan Brand New Day is back to street level Spidey and classic cover homages. This one is a 1974 throwback.
Bertram Fitzgerald self-published Fast Willie Jackson in 1976, drawn by Archie artist Gus Lemoine. Gus had tried introducing characters of color to Archie but was rejected. This series was well-received, but killed by poor distribution and advertising.
#Ted is a hilarious, raunchy show set in 1992, featuring some of the same cast as Seth MacFarlane’s other series, The Orville. The titular bear is also shown reading comic books; specifically Groo the Wanderer #1 (1982).
I just finished watching #MadMen (2007–2015), which I enjoyed. It explores identity, creativity, and the cost of corporate success in the 1960s advertising world. Bert Cooper led me to watch what almost feels like a prequel: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, starring the same actor.
#voiceactor #juneforay portrayed #auntmay in #spiderman and his amazing friends #1981.
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#Spiderman amazing friends #voiceactors introduced a new generation to #marvel #comicbooks in 1981.
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Tony Caro writes: We see many parallels between Bruce Wayne/Batman and the villains who represent the abyss he stares into. Killer Croc. The Riddler. Bane. Mr. Freeze. The Cavalier?
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#Batman editor #DennyOneil talks #entertainment with #social #realism in 1995.
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John Byrne and Chris Claremont based the Hellfire Club on these on screen personalities in 1980. Can you name them all?
I couldn’t get into Mad Men a few years ago. But maybe it’s because I’ve watched alot of old movies by now, I understand the references. I’m at the end of season 2 now and am enthralled. So far it feels like a man who lost himself into Madison Avenue society of the early 1960s and I’m digging it.
#DaveSim says #comicbook #dialogue is the key to #humanity in #Cerebus
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I was watching Arthur (1981) starring Dudley Moore and noticed a recreation of the famous 1940 #Superman painting by H.J. Ward on the wall of his bedroom. Anyone know the story behind this?
#WarnerBros #DCcomics #Film #Museum shows forty years of #Batman, Superman, Aquaman, Wonder Woman
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