This golden age Simon & Kirby letterhead was quite the surprise to me, and don't even get me started on that famous villain The Yellow Skull
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Always loved that dynamic splash with Guardian bursting out to fight the DNAliens. His helmet would change between issues without comment, but that's part of the magic of Kirby.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Thor was the most magical at changing
DeleteThose changes usually meant that Vinnie stopped to have a sandwich.
ReplyDeleteHah! The chicken-scratcher was at it back then, and I hadnae a clue (oh, I just realized you meant on Thor)
DeleteI also seem to remember Blue Bolt being, well, bluer.
ReplyDeleteBeen on the road for a while, and just saw your spot-on comment. I also never knew Cap'n America ran around in classic long-johns
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