Glub! by Vaughn Bode

First is how this appeared inside the (what many consider) greatest fanzine of all time,  Squa Tront #4, then how it appeared on the umpteenth printing of the underground, Junkwaffel #2.  Coupla things: I personally don't think of ST4 as the greatest fanzine (although it is stored in my short box of ALL the greatest fanzines), and this latter printing of Junkwaffel 2 isn't cause I'm indifferent (it is, after all, how we first saw Cobalt 60), but all the printings of Junkwaffel look the same to me, so I kept the cheapest versions and sold the first printings I originally got at the head shops

 

My Annual Star Hawks Post

Okay, several years behind, but who's count'n?  As with most things, I blame the lapse on the pandemic

 

Charg by Jim Steranko

One of several favs from Steranko's work on The Shadow

 

Another Fanzine Frank Cirocco

dig em love em

 

Black Book Valentine Lightray VS Heroes & Villains Lightray by Jack Kirby

Currently have neither, but over the years (decades?  heck, centuries) I've had both versions of Jack's love-letter to Roz

 

Comic Picture Lover's #5 Fanzine by Neal Adams and Berni Wrightson

I know, I know, that's not what CPL stands for (I keep asking what IDK stands for, but nobody has a clue).  And furthermore, what's so contemporary if Wrightson's centerfold is dated 3 years earlier?  Second Doc Savage is from a fanzine, just not this one