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GM! Saturday CoffeeandComics Retro Memoriam edition. Today’s issue from 98’ reprints B&W Vampirella stories from 70’s Warren publishing editions, includes a gorgeous story by Wally Wood, and features a cover by Jim Silke who passed recently. Silke’s incomparable talent is missed.
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Got in late last night from a wonderful trip to New Orleans. Time to shake some cobwebs and get back into the “zone”.
#twilightzone
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My first memory of anything horror is none other than Dark Shadows. Watched with my mom in the afternoon when I was 4 or 5. As followed by “The Edge of Night”, which always sounded promising, but alas….
#darkshadows #HalloweenIsComing
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Anyone else here enjoy this as much as I do? Rebagging and boarding is definitely a labor of love.
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Kicked off with the Bradbury,who is hit and miss with me. Fortunately, this one was a slow burn piece of perfection.
#scifianddonut
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This just landed (with some other gems) at the Mile High Bunker. I absolutely love this Steve Ditko cover as it just has that Saturday morning vibe. (For those keeping score, the interior contains some Ditko reprints.)
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Plain cake and Simon Garth. First and third story of The Zombie have the talents of Gerber and Buscema (and others) behind them, but was also very pleased to see
the reprint of Menace 5 (1953) sandwiched in by Stan Lee and Bill Everett. 🧟♂️
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Grail call: Finally, after many years, found a decent & “affordable” raw copy of my number one comic want. A neat thing about this book is that it arrived from Canada where I saw the show for the first time possibly in 1969(?), the first year of its syndication.
#startrekcomics
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A repost of this story from Ray Bradbury on his birthday.
#raybradbury
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Love this cover. Reminds me, albeit under water, of John Carpenter’s movie poster for “The Fog”. Just a higher level of humidity here.
#DecafAndComics
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Bravo combo of George Wilson (c) and Russ Manning (s/a).
#CoffeeDonutAndComic
#magnusrobotfighter
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Baseball game on the radio, root beer ready and a fabulous trifecta to choose from.
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Beyond thrilled to add this one to my my collection, House of Mystery 4 from 1952. Neat Ruben Moreira cover and main story, and Curt Swan with two contributions. Tough one to track down.
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Maybe my favorite sandwich. Roast beef, tomato, dill pickle and mayo. Onion optional.
#conanthebarbarian
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The greatest speech in #StarWars history. 👏
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This one gets criticized by more than some for Chaney Jr.’s portrayal of the Count. OK, he’s no Lugosi, but I believe he does more than a serviciable job and the plot line at least has a unique angle with Kathrine’s character being the pivot point. In short, I enjoyed it.
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#DC
Once an actor is a part of the #Superman family, that marks them forever. \S/
And not just the men that have played Clark. All the Loises, Lanas, Jimmys, Petes, Perrys, Ma & Pa Kent, Kara, all of them.
This is why I literally do not care how many people think or say that Superman is lame. He's a fundamental and foundational part of American Comic Book mythology, and STILL the hero that all others are measured by.
If he's so "dated" and "boring" and "old", how then is it possible that he's endured since 1938, and every actor that becomes a part of his world is a part of it forever?
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Reading in the shadows and enjoying a late night Americano (decaf for those keeping score).
#darkshadows
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Neat one here. Adams’ cover, a Wolfman and Buckler story with Adams’ inks, and I really enjoyed Gray Morrow’s art in one of the shorts.
#scifianddonut #nealadams









































