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January
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- Land O The Dead From Coco
- The Brain by Frank Frazetta
- The Black Panther Movie by Jack Kirby
- To Face The Faces You Face by Berni Wrightson
- Moonlight Feels Right by Barry Smith
- Atlas by Jack Kirby
- Mish-Mash
- Some Random Stuff
- An Ad by Jack Kirby
- Some Frank Frazetta
- Bob Kline
- Centerspread From Kirby Unleashed by Jack Kirby
- Rage On Against The Robots by Wally Wood
- Fun With Fanzines
- Moonlight Feels Right by Rich Corben
- Blue Stars by Wally Wood
- Harold Hedd by Rand Holmes
- Jacob And The Angel by Jack Kirby
- Some Avon Inside Front Covers by Wally Wood
- A Frank Frazetta Trio
- Doctor Doom by Jim Steranko
- A Spaceship! by Rand Holmes
- Black Bolt by Jack Kirby
- Doc And Shanna by Jim Steranko
- Web Of Horror
- Roy Krenkel Bad Cheese Dream
- Some Frank Frazetta Paperback Covers
- Prison Break! by Wally Wood
- Doc Doom Fix'n Dinner by Jack Kirby
- Giant-Size Chiller by Berni Wrightson
- Mobilized Atlanteans by Jack Kirby
- Ironwolf by Howard Chaykin
- Even Mo Moebius
- Conan by Frank Frazetta
- Conan The Buccaneer by Barry Smith
- The Demon by Jack Kirby
- The Caretakers! by Gil Kane
- Heroes World Catalog by Joe Kubert
- Some Unrealized Jack Kirby Characters
- Master Of Kung-Fu #47 Splash by Paul Gulacy
- Jack Kirby Masterworks Cover
- Pellucidar by Mike Kaluta and Frank Frazetta
- Dynamo by Wally Wood
- Black Magic Under The Sea by Jack Kirby
- Creepy #6 Cover by Frank Frazetta
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January
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Ah I remember those days well. It was like a spigot opened up for us lucky kids growing up in the 60's. Every month there were treasures of Kirby and Ditko art.
ReplyDeleteTrue dat, but I would add Wally Wood and Frazetta and Steranko, mainly cuz I was more sporadic than monthly
ReplyDeleteFor sure. You had to search a bit for Frazetta in the magazine section and Wood was only in Marvel a short time. Thunder Agents was gawd-awful but I bought it for WW art. I was thinking of the classic spinner racks where I got the 1960-1970 comics.
ReplyDeleteYeah, for me it was slanted shelves at the drugstore in the sixties, then spinners at 7-11 in the seventies
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