The Phantom – July 22-27, 2024
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Popeye – July 22– July 27, 2024
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The Phantom – July 15-20, 2024
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Popeye – July 15 – 20, 2024
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The Phantom – July 8-13, 2024
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Popeye – July 8 – 13, 2024
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The Phantom – July 1-6, 2024
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Popeye – July 1 – 6, 2024
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The Phantom – June 24-29, 2024
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Popeye – June 24-29, 2024
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The Phantom – June 17-22, 2024
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Popeye – June 17-22, 2024
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The Phantom – June 10-15, 2024
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Popeye – June 10-15, 2024
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The Phantom – June 3- 8, 2024
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Popeye – June 3 – 8, 2024
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The Phantom – May 27 -June 1, 2024
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Super-Heroes in Allegan at Tardy’s Underground By Donald Talonen
Tardy’s Underground Comics & Collectibles is the perfect place for you if you’re a fan of new and classic comics or a toy collector looking for rare toys. With experienced staff and a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, you’ll feel right at home. Located in Allegan, Kort Johnson is always available to help you find any
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Announcement: The Phantom is here daily!!!!
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The Newest Popeye is Edgy!
Southern Gothic Creations has licensed this product through King Features. Since December 2023, SGC has been featuring the newest daily Popeye cartoons. I have been a Popeye fan for as long as I can remember and I have a great respect for all the Popeye animation especially the Max Fleischer features from the 1930s. Those
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Popeye Turns 95 in January!!
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Captain Marvel Adventures #29
Captain Marvel Adventures #29 – November 1943 See original here.
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Plastic Man 2 – August 1944
From Plastic Man 2 – August 1944 See original comic here.
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Popeye is Back!!!
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All True Detective Cases 2 – April 1954
From All True Detective Cases 2 – April 1954 – “Pretty Boy” Floyd; The Baby-Faced Killer True Crime has always been with us. See original comic here:
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New Romance #9 (Jan. 1952)
Romance Comics success in the “Golden Age of Comics” cannot be overstated. It was a staple of any comic newsstand. Before the advent of TV, romance stories permeated print media and were one of the best sellers even outselling superhero books. Often these romances were Soap Opera before Soap Operas got huge on TV. SGC
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Western Bandits #01- (1952)
Western Bandits is a perfect example of “Golden Age” comics and the Wild West. Based on “True” stories and legends from the West, this comic has it all. This book shows why comics were so popular in the 50’s. After reading a variety of different comics for this era, I am impressed with how many
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Heroic Comics #85 (July 1953)
It would be an understatement to express how important “War Comics” were in the Golden Age of Comics. It was the backbone of the industry. Post WWII America was still basking in the Glory of the Victory of War. “War Comics” inflated the patriotism many Americans felt during this time. And, Heroic Comics #85 was
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The Magnificent Art of Lilianna Azzolino
Welcome to the Wonderful, Whimsical, Mystical Art World of Lilianna Azzolino. Lilianna is from Webster, Massachusetts and working on becoming a professional artist. Her work is creative, daring and sparked with a toned down gothic awareness. She has a keenness for color and contrast that creates a Fantasy World with a realistic undercurrent. It is
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Ivanhoe- Fawcett Movie Comics #20 December 1952
During the Golden and Silver Age of Comics, many publishers printed comics of classic literature as we showed last week with the Invisible Man. However, another avenue they took during this time was doing comic book interpretation of movies that were recently in the local movie theaters. These publications often highlighted publicity stills on the
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1963’s Super Comics Fantastic Adventures #18 – H.G. Wells’ “The Invisible Man”
This week’s classic comic is a Special Edition. It is 1963’s Super Comics Fantastic Adventures #18 and it features a re-telling of H.G. Wells’ “The Invisible Man.” The creators of the comic were; Pencils: Ross Andru, Inks: Mike Esposito and Letters: Joe Rosen. The team did an excellent job recreating Wells’ story. It was a
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True Crime Comics #6 June-July 1949 “Little Angie Big Boss”
True Crime has always been a best seller and in 1949 that was a stone cold fact. Horror and True Crime Comics were outselling everything, including superheroes. Stories about crime were everywhere and long before TV, there was a national obsession with bad guys doing bad things. Crime might not have paid in real life
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Planet of the Apes Returns to Marvel
CBR announced that Marvel Comics would return to publish the Planet of the Apes franchise. Marvel Comics has announced that Planets of the Apes is returning with new stories launching in 2023. Having first published Planet of the Apes comics’ stories in 1974, the property is now returning to Marvel with a line of new stories beginning early next
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Spy Smasher No. 2 (Winter 1941)
This “Golden Era” comic transports us back to time when America was preparing for war in Europe and beyond. It’s the winter of 1941 and Fawcett Comic’s Spy Smasher is already fighting Nazi Germany. Like all the superheroes of that era, Spy Smasher was ready to fight for truth, justice and the American way. In this
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Plastic Man in the Game of Death (1943) by Jack Cole
This week’s classic comic is Plastic Man in the Game of Death created by the legendary Jack Cole. This is a true “Golden Age” tale from one of the Masters. This story shows all the humor and creativity that comics of the 1940s were known for. Take the time to read this fascinating yarn and
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The Black Terror 01 – Feb 1943
The Black Terror 01 – Feb 1943 In keeping with SGC’s commitment to the “Golden Age of Comics,” this edition will introduce a very popular 1940s superhero, Black Terror of Nedor Comics. Published in 1943, this comic focuses on the Black Terror and his sidekick, Tim. Known as the “Terror Twins,” these Super Heroes face
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No… His Name is NOT Shazam
The Marvel Cinematic Universe has eclipsed anything that DC Comics has done in the movie business and Marvel’s domination has a strange deja vu quality to it. It happened before in the 1960s-70s, when Marvel overtook DC Comics as the leader of the comic book industry. And, as easy as it would be to give
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The Marvel of Marvel Comics and Culture (Video)
#60s, #70s, #babyboomer, #Marvel, #MCU, #CaptainAmerica, #Comicbooks, #Comics Marvel Rules! Just like the old days, Marvel was Number 2 and then kicked DC Comics’ #$^%*&a% butt. The following link will help you follow along: Comic Books – They Never Were for Kids Our other websites: 40+& Fit Website SGC Entertainment 2 Avg. Joes
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SGC: Robert and Joe talking about Missing our World, 1960-70s – It was so Rogue (Video)
#60s, #70s, #NFL, #Rogue, #TVcommercials, #babyboomer If you were raised in the 1960s or 1970s, you understand that the good old days were not always good, but they were fun. They were also damn rogue. The following videos will help you follow along: 1970 Tom Dempsey 63yd. Field Goal HD The Era of the Barefoot
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Southern Gothic Creations: A New Beginning – Lets Talk About Culture
#marvelcomics, #DCcomics, #MarvelUniverse, #MCU, #Comicbooks Today’s Episode will discuss Marvel Comics and movies and living long enough to understand it all! Maybe? The following links will help you follow the program: True Crime: True Crime Comics (1947-48) Comic Books – They Never Were for Kids America’s Obsession with True Crime: It is Not as New
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Comic Books – They Never Were for Kids
Growing up in the late 1960’s and 70’s, superhero comic books were a big part of my life. It was a weekly pleasure to pick up my preferred titles: Batman, Spiderman, the Fantastic Four and my personal favorite, Captain America. I loved all the superheroes, but Marvel Comics were my first choice. As a matter
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