#Charles Biro

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Daredevil - art by Charles Biro (1942)

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Charles Biro (1911-1972), ''Daredevil Comics - Daredevil Battles Hitler'', #01, 1941 Source As an added bonus, some tuneage from the anarcho-punk band Aus-Rotten from 1994, "Fuck Nazi Sympathy" (Note: I dug this when I was 20 but I find it kind of humorous, and a little too self-serious, now even if I still agree with the sentiment wholeheartedly)

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March 1945. Sam Lewis, "the meekest man alive," in a story from CRIME DOES NOT PAY #38.

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"Dicky in the Magic Forest"

Zip Comics #12 (1941) Cover by Charles Biro

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Introduction and origin of Steel Sterling by Charles Biro

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Vintage Comic - Lovers' Lane #01

Pencils: Charles Biro

Inks: Charles Biro

Lev Gleason (Oct1949)

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Boy Comics #9 April 1943 by Charles Biro

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Charles Biro’s Golden Age Daredevil had a clique of kids, like Our Gang.

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Preview- Daredevil Battles Hitler (One-Shot)

The classic story is presented here by Lev Gleason with full approval from and royalties to the Charles Biro Family Estate for the first time since its initial printing! This issue is a modern reprinting of the complete “Daredevil Battles Hitler” by Charles Biro and “The Man of Hate” by Harry Anderson. The art, presented as close to its initial newsstand appearance as possible, has undertaken a…

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Comic page by Charles Biro

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A peek into Edwin’s notebook. Apparently, Charles got his hands on it, too.

For today’s @dbdpromptober : Books

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Here is some art that I made, I was trying to redraw this model in charles dana Gibson's art style and this is how it came out.

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would you be willing to rec your favourite fics with the low kudo stats you just talked about? would love to be the one to add one more kudo to the tally!

yeah for sure!

even a Mouse by @ficster-28 - 19.7k, T, no pairings

Charles was fifteen when his dæmon settled. It was a perfectly average age to settle, and it happened so quietly and naturally that neither he nor Moira even noticed at first. They had other things to think about: today, they were aiming to beat out Ben Barnicoat and Max Verstappen at Val d’Argenton. It wasn’t until they were getting into the kart that they realised. Moira normally transformed into an insect to race, something small enough that she could crawl inside Charles’s race suit and be protected as he drove. Today, she didn’t even try to change; they both just looked at each other, and knew. “A mouse,” he said.

I don't even know where to start with this fic. It is by far my favourite F1 fic and is probably actually one of my favourite pieces of literature I have consumed. The whole fic is basically an exploration of sacrifice in motorsport in the form of a Dæmon AU. I read this early on when I was only reading Max/Charles stuff (you may recognise this author from their brilliant Lestappen fic in translation which ALSO haunts me, especially as a francophone) so I was a bit hesitant at first and it was only my love for His Dark Materials (dæmon AUs source material) that made me click on it. I have never been more glad. Please just take a leap of faith and read this.

melepathic. or something. by Anonymous - 8.5k, M, Lando/Oscar

It starts in Miami. It probably shouldn’t — Miami is far from amazing. Oscar’s brake issues and battery harvesting are laid out in the debrief like a wet sock. Lando doesn’t have much to add. What would he even say? The car was too slow. No shit. Anyway, it probably would’ve made more sense in Baku. Baku wasn’t bad. But it happened in Miami. Maybe because it wasn’t good, regression to a mean and all that as Jon likes to say. They filmed their final goodbyes for UNBOXED, had hot cocoa (Oscar) and a strawberry protein shake (Lando) in the canteen to put something of a bandage on the weekend. Oscar licked foam cream off from around his mouth. Lando found himself following the movement. Thing is, NDAs suck. They’re annoying, they’re nitpicky. If he’s in the mood and he has to go out, find someone, then whip out a biro and a legal threat, it kind of sucks. And not the good kind of sucking.

I'm pretty sure I've been insane about this fic on this blog before, but it's just such pitch-perfect characterisation of both Oscar and Lando that bleeds through perfectly into the prose as well, not just the dialogue. As a result, the end product is SO MUCH FUN even if the fic itself is kind of half crisis half FWB. It's a masterclass in characterisation and writing style, and I really wish there was more by this author to consume. It is THE best landoscar fic out there, and I think will be really difficult to top.

all that blood was never once beautiful by actparci (@sunshineyoujustwait) - 1.4k, T, Charles/Max

There are moments when Max gets it. He remembers Charles illuminated against the Monza sunshine, tall and proud, looking out over a sea of red. A king surveying his kingdom. a.k.a Max loves Charles, Charles loves Ferrari, Max struggles with the latter

A perfectly crafted character study of BOTH Charles and Max's characters that changed my brain chemistry in less than 2k words is all I have to say about this one. It's short, if you're Lestappen inclined there is no excuse to not have read this, the prose is GORGEOUS and the imagery is something else, and I'm always a fan of the Inherent Catholicism of Driving for Ferrari.

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July 1944. The stories in the Lev Gleason CRIME DOES NOT PAY series were ostensibly based on real events, but names and situations were changed to protect the innocent (and the litigious, one assumes) and of course to find opportunities for cheesecake, as in this panel from the first story in CRIME DOES NOT PAY #34. The artist is Rudy Palais, the script ("adaptation") is credited to Dick Wood.

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"Boy Comics" #18 (Lev Gleason, 1944). Couverture de Charles Biro. - Source Heritage Auctions.

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Origin of the Rattler and Inferno the Fire Breather turns a new leaf. Art by Charles Biro.