BLACK FRIDAY: King of the Spies! (1942)
From the 9th issue of Cat-Man Comics (Apr. 1942) comes this spy named for today. Art is credited to Allen Ulmer. Thanks to loftypilot for sharing it on comicbookplus.
View ArticleBlack Friday at ALTUS PRESS / STEEGER BOOKS
Matt Moring is doing it again. Best bop over and take advantage of this great sale. My review of the Joe Shaw bio will appear here on Sunday.
View Article30% OFF: JOSEPH T. SHAW, The Man Behind BLACK MASK by Milton Shaw
Joe “Cap” Shaw has become an almost mythic figure in the history of hardboiled fiction. A great deal has been written about him over the years, but usually as a supporting character in stories...
View ArticleFRAZETTA & WILLIAMSON: Captain Comet, Space Pilot (1953)
This story appeared in Danger Is Our Business #1 (Dec. 1953). I found a cleaner copy of it in a reprint of the same title (#9) from 1958. Thanx to Dave Hayward for the comicbookplussing.
View ArticleHAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE (1927-29)
Eugene Guard, Nov 10,1927San Francisco Examiner, January 29, 1928Wassau Daily Herald, February 2, 1929San Francisco Examiner, February 3, 1929Rock Island Argus, July 27, 1929Miami News, August 11,...
View ArticleForgotten Books: COP HATER by Ed McBain (1956)
Somehow, I never got around to reading an 87th Precinct book. A review of this first in the series by Owlhoot Dale Goble reminded me of that deficiency, prompting me to read it too. So I did, sort of....
View ArticleNERO WOLFE Comic Strip - CASE SOLVED! - Weeks 11, 12 & 13 (1957)
When I went looking for the strip for Feb 9, I was dismayed to find Little Lulu under the Wolfe title. Thankfully, on the next page of the newspaper I found Wolfe where Lulu belonged. (No offense to...
View ArticleTHE SAINT's Comic Book Debut (1942)
From Silver Streak Comics #18, Feb. 1942. A comicbookplus rangerhouse scan, with Art by Ed Ashe.
View ArticleHAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: Enter the Falcon (1930)
London Observer, August 3, 1930Chattanooga News, March 1, 1930The Reading Times, March 10, 1930Minneapolis Star Tribune, March 16, 1930St. Louis Post-Dispatch, March 21, 1930
View ArticleThe Triumphant Return of LITTLE LULU
I confess, I have yet to read a Lulu comic book. I remember her only -and vaguely - from the Sunday funnies. Back in the '80s, when I was amassing Bruce Hamilton's boxed sets of the EC and Carl Barks...
View ArticleBASIL WOLVERTON's Bingbang Buster Rides Again! (1950)
From Black Diamond Western #17, Jan. 1950. Provided to comicbookplus by Marble River.
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