― Edward W. Said
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Three cheers — it’s Wonder Woman Weekend again!
—Sensation Comics #12 (1942) by William Moulton Marston & H.G. Peter
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What a dame! It’s Wonder Woman Weekend!
—Sensation Comics #23 (1943) by William Moulton Marston & H.G. Peter
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Godzilla (1954)
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Ticket to Woodstock ’69 by M.LaFlaur on Flickr.
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pulpamazingstories by twincovercollector on Flickr.
About to drop the fatal doll!
The power of Iron Man!
Tales to Astonish #37 by Stan Lee, Larry Lieber and Jack Kirby
These two pre-Marvel comics, whose villains wore identical masks—or frugally shared one—went on sale the same day: April 10, 1962.
I’m just a nobody… a nothing!
UGH! That face!
America’s sweethearts
The type of story most requested by your letters and post cards…
Yes. The Fantastic Four are walking to a news stand to buy a comic about themselves.
Surely they’d have a subscription?
From Fantastic Four #11 (1963)
(via the-epimethean-boy)
With the aid of my calculators, I know everything that has ever happened…
This could mean the END of GIANT-MAN!!
Here’s a page from the Giant-Man story in TALES TO ASTONISH #51 by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers.
There are a few border notes at the bottom from Stan:
KNOWS TOP WILL MAKE SWITCH—BY LUCK HE GRABS HIM
TOP GOES FASTER—LIKE (words obscured) CAN’T (words obscured) HIM
(via fiercepancake)
First saw this cover when I was 8. I immediately thought Doctor Doom was Sub-Mariner, because he was made of metal like like a submarine.
Fantastic Four #6
(Sep. 1962)
Ant-Man being astonishing
The Astonishing Ant-Man!
