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- 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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2 comments:
Growing up in the 70s when inflation was out of control, they would plaster the word "still" in front of the price every year or so. Of course, it only meant one thing: the price was going up by a nickel. That didn't bother me so much, but when they shrunk the number of actual comic pages to 17, that meant half the book was ads. Couldn't get a decent story going with only 17 pages.
can you imagine an ad like this today?--"Still $3.99!"
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