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- rob!
- Writer/Illustrator/Comics Historian. Co-host of The Fire and Water Podcast, host of The Film and Water Podcast, TreasuryCast, and other shows on The Fire and Water Podcast Network.
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- Showcase: Nightmaster - 1969
- Experimentin' with Issuu
- Stalker / Beowulf - 1975
- Superman/G.I. Combat - 1971
- History of the DC Universe - 1987
- History of the DC Universe - 1987
- Bomba - 1967
- More Secret Origins - 1965
- "Greatest Action Teams in History!" - 1967
- "The Swing Is To DC!" - 1963
- "Still 10 Cents" - 1960
- Wonder Woman - 1987
- Amazing World of DC Comics Week, Part 7 - 1975
- Amazing World of DC Comics Week, Part 6 - 1975
- Amazing World of DC Comics Week, Part 5 - 1975
- Planet Comic Book Radio - 4/22/08
- Amazing World of DC Comics Week, Part 4 - 1975
- Amazing World of DC Comics Week, Part 3 - 1975
- Amazing World of DC Comics Week, Part 2 - 1974
- Amazing World of DC Comics Week, Part 1 - 1974
- "Double Explosion!" - 1977
- "100 Pages For Only 60 Cents!" - 1974
- Famous First Edition/Limited Collectors' Edition -...
- Limited Collectors' Edition: Tarzan - 1974
- Showcase: The Creeper - 1968
- The Flash - 1964
- Showcase: Firehair - 1969
- The Atom - 1968
- The Flash - 1967
- Hex - 1985
- Secret Origins - 1986
- Justice League Quarterly - 1994
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1 comment:
To me, graphic storytelling just doesn't get better than Joe Kubert's run with The King of the Apes.
(In fact, I'm not that major a Tarzan fan, & it got me!)
I was so glad I got to tell him that in person once; and he did beam when I said I thought he was right there in the ranks with Burne Hogarth & Hal Foster.
Serious Burroughs-philes generally think so too; this series has great crossover cred in that world.
One sad point that I know you'll appreciate, Rob: I recently read an old lettercol note, where someone (Allan Asherman?) said that there'd be more Treasury collections of this work. (Joe did do several more Burroughs stories & novels.)
Alas!
Best,
-Craig W.
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