Now One I'm Sure Everyon Will Like. The Greatest Golden Age Stories Ever Told From DC HC 1990.
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Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Comic/Newstrip: World's Greatest Superheroes
The World's Greatest Superheroes
Episode 1: Vandal Savage Strikes!
April 3, 1978 to July 1, 1978
Writer: Martin Pasko,
Artists: George Tuska & Vince Colletta
The World's Greatest Superheroes was a syndicated newspaper comic strip featuring DC Comics characters.
It appeared in newspapers daily in black and white, and Sundays in color.
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Thanks to Mark for this rare retro treat!
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Episode 1: Vandal Savage Strikes!
April 3, 1978 to July 1, 1978
Writer: Martin Pasko,
Artists: George Tuska & Vince Colletta
The World's Greatest Superheroes was a syndicated newspaper comic strip featuring DC Comics characters.
It appeared in newspapers daily in black and white, and Sundays in color.
download
Thanks to Mark for this rare retro treat!
Enjoy
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Comic: Showcase
From DC Comics Here's Showcase. Featuring A Lot Of Different Genres And Some Cool Superhero Stories As Well. 
Showcase has been the title of several anthology series published by DC Comics. (This post contains vol 1 and it's renewal .)The general theme of these series has been to feature new and minor characters as a way to gauge reader interest in them, without the difficulty and risk of featuring "untested" characters in their own ongoing titles. The original series ran from March 1956 to September 1970 (suspending publication with issue #93), and then was revived for eleven issues from August 1977 to September 1978.
The best-known issue of Showcase is #4, which introduced an updated version of the Flash. This is generally cited as the beginning of the Silver Age of Comic Books, as it was followed by the successful updating of several other Golden Age superheroes, and an upswing in the popularity of comics (superheroes especially).
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Showcase 1-25 rar
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The best-known issue of Showcase is #4, which introduced an updated version of the Flash. This is generally cited as the beginning of the Silver Age of Comic Books, as it was followed by the successful updating of several other Golden Age superheroes, and an upswing in the popularity of comics (superheroes especially).
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Showcase 1-25 rar
Showcase 77-104 rar
#105 unpublished - download
#106 unpublished - download
Here's a list of appearances from this title:
#105 unpublished - download
#106 unpublished - download
Here's a list of appearances from this title:
| 1 | The Fire Fighters |
| 2 | Kings of the Wild |
| 3 | The Frogmen |
| 4 | The Flash |
| 5 | Manhunters |
| 6 | Challengers of the Unknown |
| 7 | Challengers of the Unknown |
| 8 | Flash (Barry Allen) |
| 9 | Lois Lane |
| 10 | Lois Lane |
| 11 | Challengers of the Unknown |
| 12 | Challengers of the Unknown |
| 13 | Flash (Barry Allen) |
| 14 | Flash (Barry Allen) |
| 15 | The Space Ranger |
| 16 | The Space Ranger |
| 17 | Adventures on Other Worlds (Adam Strange) |
| 18 | Adventures on Other Worlds (Adam Strange) |
| 19 | Adam Strange |
| 20 | Rip Hunter Time Master |
| 21 | Rip Hunter Time Master |
| 22 | Green Lantern |
| 23 | Green Lantern |
| 24 | Green Lantern |
| 25 | Rip Hunter Time Master |
| 26 | Rip Hunter Time Master |
| 27 | Sea Devils |
| 28 | Sea devils |
| 29 | Sea devils |
| 30 | Aquaman and Aqualad |
| 31 | Aquaman and Aqualad |
| 32 | Aquaman and Aqualad |
| 33 | Aquaman and Aqualad |
| 34 | The Atom (Ray Palmer) |
| 35 | The Atom (Ray Palmer) |
| 36 | The Atom (Ray Palmer) |
| 37 | Metal Men |
| 38 | Metal Men |
| 39 | Metal Men |
| 40 | Metal Men |
| 41 | Tommy Tomorrow of the Planeteers |
| 42 | Tommy Tomorrow of the Planeteers |
| 43 | James Bond (adaptation of Dr. No) |
| 44 | Tommy Tomorrow of the Planeteers |
| 45 | Sgt. Rock |
| 46 | Tommy Tomorrow of the Planeteers |
| 47 | Tommy Tomorrow of the Planeteers |
| 48 | Cave Carson Adventures Inside Earth |
| 49 | Cave Carson Adventures Inside Earth |
| 50 | I .. Spy |
| 51 | I .. Spy |
| 52 | Cave Carson Adventures Inside Earth |
| 53 | GI Joe |
| 54 | GI Joe |
| 55 | Doctor Fate and Hourman |
| 56 | Doctor Fate and Hourman |
| 57 | Enemy Ace |
| 58 | Enemy Ace |
| 59 | Teen Titans |
| 60 | The Spectre |
| 61 | The Spectre |
| 62 | Inferior Five |
| 63 | Inferior Five |
| 64 | The Spectre |
| 65 | Inferior Five |
| 66 | B'Wana Beast |
| 67 | B'Wana Beast |
| 68 | The Maniaks |
| 69 | The Maniaks |
| 70 | Leave It to Binky |
| 71 | The Maniaks |
| 72 | Top Gun |
| 73 | Beware the Creeper |
| 74 | Anthro |
| 75 | The Hawk and the Dove |
| 76 | Bat Lash |
| 77 | Angel and the Ape |
| 78 | Jonny Double |
| 79 | Dolphin |
| 80 | The Phantom Stranger |
| 81 | The Way-Out World of Windy and Willy |
| 82 | Nightmaster |
| 83 | Nightmaster |
| 84 | Nightmaster |
| 85 | Firehair |
| 86 | Firehair |
| 87 | Firehair |
| 88 | Jason's Quest |
| 89 | Jason's Quest |
| 90 | Jason's Quest |
| 91 | Manhunter 2070 |
| 92 | Manhunter 2070 |
| 93 | Manhunter 2070 |
| 94 | Doom Patrol |
| 95 | Doom Patrol |
| 96 | Doom Patrol |
| 97 | Power Girl |
| 98 | Power Girl |
| 99 | Power Girl |
| 100 | Special issue featuring every character from issues 1 to 93 |
| 101 | Hawkman |
| 102 | Hawkman |
| 103 | Hawkman |
| 104 | OSS / Spies at War |
| 105 | Deadman |
| 106 | The Creeper |
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Comic: Wanted the world's most dangerous villians
Here's the remaining issues (#6-9)of DC's 1972-1973 reprint book, "Wanted - The World's Most Dangerous Villians!," chock full of classic escapist nonsense including:
Starman vs The Mist,
Sargon vs The Blue Lama,
Wildcat vs The Yellow Wasp,
Johnny Quick vs Dr. Clever,
Golden-Age Hawkman and Hawkgirl vs The (Gentleman) Ghost,
Hourman vs Dr. Glisten,
Silver-Age Flash vs Captain Cold,
GA Superman vs The Prankster, and
Jack Kirby's Sandman & Sandy vs The Nightshade.
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Most astonishing story: Dr. Fate vs Mr. Who, in which a man overcomes a lifetime of physical hardship, cruelty, and poverty to create a miracle drug that could benefit all humanity--so Doc throws him through a boat because he steals paintings. Uh. (But even the henchmen get in on the witty banter this time, and naturally, there's a "Who sent you! Tell me!" "Yes, he did!" bit.)
all thanks goes to Billywaitchdoctor for these great issues
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Starman vs The Mist,
Sargon vs The Blue Lama,
Wildcat vs The Yellow Wasp,
Johnny Quick vs Dr. Clever,
Golden-Age Hawkman and Hawkgirl vs The (Gentleman) Ghost,
Hourman vs Dr. Glisten,
Silver-Age Flash vs Captain Cold,
GA Superman vs The Prankster, and
Jack Kirby's Sandman & Sandy vs The Nightshade.
Download
Most astonishing story: Dr. Fate vs Mr. Who, in which a man overcomes a lifetime of physical hardship, cruelty, and poverty to create a miracle drug that could benefit all humanity--so Doc throws him through a boat because he steals paintings. Uh. (But even the henchmen get in on the witty banter this time, and naturally, there's a "Who sent you! Tell me!" "Yes, he did!" bit.)
all thanks goes to Billywaitchdoctor for these great issues
enjoy
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
Comic: Sergio Destroys DC
Mad magazine artist Sergio Aragones takes on the DC universe. Dark Horse one shot comic from 1996
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Comic : The Golden Age
4 issue miniseries about the Golden Age heroes
Part One Part Two Part Three Part Four
or
1-4 download rs (Izbot)
Info on this series:
The Golden Age is a 1993 four-issue Elseworlds comic book mini-series by writer James Robinson and artist Paul Smith. It concerns the Golden Age DC Comics superheroes entering the 1950s and facing the advent of McCarthyism.
The series opens showing how various Golden Age heroes have adjusted to life after World War II. The members of the Justice Society of America and All-Star Squadron have retired. Tex Thompson, formerly the Americommando, has returned from Europe a war hero, and has used his fame to start a political career, resulting in him being elected a Senator. He then recruits several former heroes to create a new group of heroes for the 1950s. The group includes Robotman, who is losing his sense of human ethics, the Atom and Johnny Thunder, who are both looking for somewhere to belong, and Dan the Dyna-Mite (Dan Dunbar), who is lost after the death of his mentor TNT. Thompson oversees various experiments on Dunbar which change him into the incredibly powerful Dynaman.
Other retired heroes are suffering from their own problems. The McCarthy hearings have resulted in Green Lantern being blacklisted due to his job as the head of a media corporation. Johnny Quick and Liberty Belle were married and eventually divorced. Quick is now a television reporter while Belle is dating journalist John Law (formerly the Tarantula). Starman has suffered a nervous breakdown after realizing that his research into cosmic energy helped in the development of the atom bomb. Captain Triumph (Lance Gallant) has retired and is trying to lead a normal life, even though his brother's ghost is urging him to become a hero again. Hourman is fighting a drug addiction caused by the Miraclo pill that gave him his powers.
Manhunter (Paul Kirk), who has also returned from Europe, is suffering from memory loss and being hunted by strange men. He meets up with Thompson's former sidekick Fatman and hides out while coming to terms with his demons. Eventually the two of them seek the help of Hawkman, who helps Manhunter regain his memories. Those memories reveal a dark secret which Thompson is hiding.
All Thanks goes to BillyWitchDoctor!
Enjoy
or
1-4 download rs (Izbot)
Info on this series:
The Golden Age is a 1993 four-issue Elseworlds comic book mini-series by writer James Robinson and artist Paul Smith. It concerns the Golden Age DC Comics superheroes entering the 1950s and facing the advent of McCarthyism.
The series opens showing how various Golden Age heroes have adjusted to life after World War II. The members of the Justice Society of America and All-Star Squadron have retired. Tex Thompson, formerly the Americommando, has returned from Europe a war hero, and has used his fame to start a political career, resulting in him being elected a Senator. He then recruits several former heroes to create a new group of heroes for the 1950s. The group includes Robotman, who is losing his sense of human ethics, the Atom and Johnny Thunder, who are both looking for somewhere to belong, and Dan the Dyna-Mite (Dan Dunbar), who is lost after the death of his mentor TNT. Thompson oversees various experiments on Dunbar which change him into the incredibly powerful Dynaman.
Other retired heroes are suffering from their own problems. The McCarthy hearings have resulted in Green Lantern being blacklisted due to his job as the head of a media corporation. Johnny Quick and Liberty Belle were married and eventually divorced. Quick is now a television reporter while Belle is dating journalist John Law (formerly the Tarantula). Starman has suffered a nervous breakdown after realizing that his research into cosmic energy helped in the development of the atom bomb. Captain Triumph (Lance Gallant) has retired and is trying to lead a normal life, even though his brother's ghost is urging him to become a hero again. Hourman is fighting a drug addiction caused by the Miraclo pill that gave him his powers.
Manhunter (Paul Kirk), who has also returned from Europe, is suffering from memory loss and being hunted by strange men. He meets up with Thompson's former sidekick Fatman and hides out while coming to terms with his demons. Eventually the two of them seek the help of Hawkman, who helps Manhunter regain his memories. Those memories reveal a dark secret which Thompson is hiding.
All Thanks goes to BillyWitchDoctor!
Enjoy
Monday, December 15, 2008
Comics : Adam Strange
Cosmobells recently posted a major stash of Adam Strange comics.
This collection spans what appears to be just about every appearance of Adam Strange throughout the DC universe! (spanning 1958-) See titles like: Mystery in Space, JLA, Brave and the Bold, Swamp Thing,Hawkman,Green Lantern and more! All have Adam within thepages.
Find them here at comsmobells
(note he has split this into 2 large RARs on RS)
Thanks cosmo!
Enjoy!
Find them here at comsmobells
(note he has split this into 2 large RARs on RS)
Thanks cosmo!
Enjoy!
Tuesday, March 25, 2008
Movie: TV Justice League 1967
Classic T.V. - Episode:Target Earth
This episode of Justice League was in the 1967 television series The Superman/Aquaman Hour of Adventure.
320x240
70mb
7minutes+
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