Showing posts with label Dave Cockrum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dave Cockrum. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Monday, February 11, 2013
Beauty.
Labels:
1970s,
Alex Ross,
column,
costumes,
Dave Cockrum,
fandom,
flying up,
Georgia Unity,
litho,
Mike Grell,
painting,
the Legion of Super Heroes,
The Legion Outpost,
Warner Bros. studio,
Wildfire
Saturday, June 9, 2012
The Archives
These are beautiful, superbly crafted reprints,
and a great way to get all the old stories
so you can read them chronologically,
in one setting!
(Personally, I have a thing for newsprint and
the original format, 'warts' and all...but that's me!
Besides, cost for those can be quite
Besides, cost for those can be quite
prohibitive, and it's hard to track down every
last one. But again--the adventure there is
part of the charm!)
If you look, you can generally find
a good deal on eBay or amazon, and
www.mycomicshop.com is a great,
reliable source for purchases, too.
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Labels:
Action,
Adventure Comics,
classic stories,
comics,
Curt Swan,
Dave Cockrum,
DC,
DC Archives,
Frank Miller,
Georgia Unity,
hardcover,
Legion of Super-Heroes,
Legion Outpost,
Mike Grell,
reprints,
Superboy
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Bronze Gods
Possibly my favorite era of the Legion, due to my age at the time,
the fun and wildness of the art, the dramatic changes, the
costume developments, etc.
After so many years as such staid characters
(despite fantastic stories and art,) this was a time
when everything seemed speeded up, amped up,
more alive.
It was certainly an aspect of why they
became my favorites!
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Monday, April 23, 2012
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