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Naut Comics, soon-to-be the publisher of N-Man, The Fury, The Hypernaut and Sky Solo and Her Screamin’ Skydogs, revamped their logo in 1955, one year before they entered the Silver Age with writer Curtis Slarch’s then-innovative launch of the ‘new’[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Before there was Naut Comics, there was… Naut Comics, circa 1938-1955. Logo designed and executed by Mark Bilokur; more on Mark, his creative work, and his contributions to the Naut Comics legacy — coming soon! Naut Comics and all related[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
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Monte Walsh (1970) John Barry, Mama Cass Elliot & Singing the Praises of William A. Fraker’s Directorial Debut Western Monte Walsh (1970) was a pet project for 1960s star Lee Marvin, and the directorial debut feature for famed cinematographer William[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…