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- My First Post Re-visited
- Green Lantern by Gil Kane (and Neal Adams?)
- Flying Machines by Derek Parks-Carter and Larry Welz
- Ezra Tucker
- Storm Over Valhalla by Jim Steranko
- Mechanoid by Jack Kirby
- Roy Krenkle
- Jim Steranko
- Gil Kane
- Some Fantastic Four by Jack Kirby
- More Fantastic Four by Jack Kirby
- Some Nick Fury by Jim Steranko
- Three "Rings" by the Brothers Hildebrandt
- More "Rings" by the Brothers Hildebrandt
- New Paperback Covers by Jeff Jones and Frank Frazetta
- WSF #29 by Frank Frazetta (Variations on a Theme)
- Paul Gulacy
- Again, Some Talon by Jim Steranko
- Conan the Buccaneer by Frank Frazetta
- Conan Sketches by Frank Frazetta
- Best of the Best by Jack "King" Kirby
- Some More Tasty Paul Gulacy
- More Lord of the Rings by Greg and Tim Hildebrandt
- Big John Buscema Rocks!!!
- Iron Man by Jack Kirby
- Darkseid by Jack Kirby
- My Annual Star Hawks by Gil Kane Post
- More Fun with Fanzines
- Happy Father's Day! Sabre by Paul Gulacy and Don M...
- More Jack "King" Kirby
- Some Dave Cockrum
- Random Favorites
- More Fine Lines by Arthur Adams
- Blasts From the Past
- S'more Fun With Fanzines
- Little Red Ridung Hood? by Arthur Adams
- Return to Return To The Stars by Jim Steranko
- Monkey Business by Arthur Adams
- 3 X Frazetta
- Black'n white VS Color by Berni Wrightson
- Cleaning House with Post Number 999
- Post Number 1000!!!!
- 1001 Arabian Nights by Rich Corben
- Buck Rogers by Frank Frazetta
- Some Black'n whites by Wally Wood
- Again, Jonesin on the Jeff Jones
- John Severin
- Jack "King" Kirby
- Steve Ditko
- Colorful Neal Adams
- Some Berni Wrightson
- Black'n whites by Barry Smith
- Some Black'n whites by Neal Adams
- Undersea Agent by Gil Kane and Wally Wood
- Another Conan Sketch by Frank Frazetta
- Some Gil Kane
- Some Frank Frazetta
- Some Robert Kline (Where's Bob?)
- Some Michael Whelan
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June
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Lets face it,lots of us bought this just for the cover.
ReplyDeleteTrue dat--except for Robert E. Howard and Fritz Leiber, most of these paperbacks lose me after the first paragraph or so
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