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Read it Here: WYATT EARP in "One Way to the Grave" (1949)
This tale, found on comicbookplus, is from Bruce Gentry #3, from Jan. 1949. Who drew it? Beats me.Â
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The Enduring Mystery of LANCECON '84
If you've been following our LanceCon pictorials (HERE), you may have noticed a gap of two years between 1982 and 1985. In 1983, photographer Art Scott must have stayed home in California. But in '84,...
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UnForgettable Books: The Spider, G-8 and Operator 5 in Will Murray's THE DOOM...
This is the kind of book pulp fans dream about: A team-up starring three front-rank heroes – The Spider, Operator 5 and G-8. Will Murray, as I’m sure you know, has already brought us two meetings...
View ArticleTEXAS LEADS THE WAY / GET OFF HER LAWN! Grandma Kills Alligator for Eating...
Art Scott sent this bit of news, wishing Bill Crider was still around to see it. Me too.Â
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Major League Baseball in Portland? Bring it On!
I've had baseballmania for the past few months - not because of what's going on with my team (the Twins) or the league, but because Portland has been gearing up to bid for an expansion or relocated...
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It Really Happened: ROY ROGERS, KING OF THE COWBOYS
Thanks once again to comicbookplus, via this April 1947 issue of It Really Happened (scanned by freddyfly - thanks Fred!), we now have the real (sort of) skinny on how Leonard Franklin Slye became Roy...
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Forgotten Stories: "Trouble . . . Come and Get It!" by MICKEY SPILLANE (1942)
This Forgotten detective tale appeared in the Spring 1942 issue of 4Most Comics, kindly uploaded to comicbookplus by "OtherEric."
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Bill Ward's TORCHY returns! (1946)
Yeah, it's another Torchy adventure made possible by our friends at comicbookplus. The September 1946 issue of Modern Comics was uploaded to that site by a guy known as freddyfly.Â
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MICKEY SPILLANE's "Meet Mike Danger" (1954)
A few weeks back I posted Spillane's first Mike Hammer wannabe - Mike Lancer - from a 1942 issue of Green Hornet comics (that's HERE). We now behold the first of two Mike Danger stories, written in...
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Forgotten Books: SGT. FURY and his HOWLING COMMANDOS Volume 1 (2006)
Though Stan Lee is and will always be best remembered for breathing life into long-underwear heroes, I've always thought his finest hour was his scripting for Sgt. Nick Fury and his Howlers. Good as...
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