Thursday, March 5, 2015
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Saturday, May 31, 2014
HEROESCON IS COMING!!!!!
Pull out your artwork, fanzines, costumes and anything else you want to show off, get signed or just carry close to your heart as you wander around North Carolina's best Con of the year!
Get info and guest updates here:
http://www.heroesonline.com/heroescon/
My very own monkey boy with Bullseye at HeroesCon 2010!
Bullseye didn't stand a chance.
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Steve Sabo Swag from eBay...
Nice piece of original art by prolific 60's fanzine artist Steve Sabo. Not the Steve Sabo who was named Atlanta Falcons Director of College Scouting in 2013
This one:
In 1965, DC Comics had no plans to revive Doctor Mid-Nite. DC editor Julius Schwartz gave M.I.T. student and comic book letterhack Rick Norwood permission to publish a Dr. Midnight story in his fanzine, Five. The story written by Norwood and illustrated by Steve Sabo features a doctor named Tom Benson who is blinded in battle. He discovers that his other senses are super-sensitive and dons the Doctor Midnight costume to fight crime.
This one:
In 1965, DC Comics had no plans to revive Doctor Mid-Nite. DC editor Julius Schwartz gave M.I.T. student and comic book letterhack Rick Norwood permission to publish a Dr. Midnight story in his fanzine, Five. The story written by Norwood and illustrated by Steve Sabo features a doctor named Tom Benson who is blinded in battle. He discovers that his other senses are super-sensitive and dons the Doctor Midnight costume to fight crime.
Labels:
Dr Mid-Nite,
fanzine,
Five,
julius schwartz,
original art,
Steve Sabo
Monday, March 3, 2014
Batman '66 - Batman's Dirty Little Secret...
Biff Bam Pow! The things you find on the internets! Batmania, the the fanzine and Batmania, the craze brought America their doses of Bat-Action in good ol' 1966 but now the jig is up!
Wires?
Holy Horizontal walls, Batman! And all this time we thought you really were scaling up the side of a building.
Oh well, at least Bat-Shark Repellent is real. Right?
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