#Charles Biro

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Daredevil - art by Charles Biro (1942)

[thefugitivesaint]

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)

[cantsayidont]

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

[gameraboy2]

"Dicky in the Magic Forest"

Zip Comics #12 (1941) Cover by Charles Biro

[onlylonelylatino]

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

[tomoleary]

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

[cultfaction]

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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[khorazir]

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

For today’s @dbdpromptober : Books

[yaboiblitz]

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.

[cantsayidont]

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.

[ham1lton]

The prompt idea is so cute💕. I'm giving you 4 options, choose the one (or ones) you like the most, if you feel like mixing and/or matching them it's also fine☺️. 011. Oscar Piastri 013. Charles Leclerc 019. Lewis Hamilton 047. Carlos Sainz - 🪻

011. a university lecture hall during a class w/ OP81.

— part of a series of drabbles! <3

professor hamilton’s creative writing classes were usually incredibly full. he was a very popular lecturer who managed to inject life into all of the older books that he would discuss. you had to wait at the sign up page like ticketmaster to get a spot in the limited class, but you managed it. so now you had your designated lecture seat, in the sweet spot of the hall. not too far up but not too close.

“excuse me?” the boy next to you whispered. “do you have a pencil?”

you frowned. who doesn’t bring a pencil to a lecture? especially one as good as professor hamilton’s. you rummage around in your bag and manage to come up with a biro. you hand it to him.

“thank you.” he smiles, and that’s the end of your conversation.

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next week, the same thing happens again. you sit in your designated seat. he sits next to you and asks for a pen. then he hands it back after the lecture finishes. this routine happens every week for the next six weeks and honestly, you’re kind of annoyed. who forgets a pen to their lecture every week? so by the seventh week, you say something.

“hi, again.” he smiles. “do you have a pen i could borrow?”

“do you not have one?” you ask. “it’s sort of imperative you bring your own materials to class. you can get free ones from the library.”

he looks taken aback, a flicker of embarrassment crossing his face. "i know, i'm sorry," he says, running a nervous hand through his messy brown hair. "i do have pens, i just... well, i thought it was a good excuse to talk to you."

you blink, caught off guard by his honesty. "an excuse to talk to me?"

he nods, a shy smile tugging at his lips. "yeah, i guess it's a bit stupid. but you always seemed so focused, and i didn't know how else to start a conversation."

you feel a mix of irritation and something softer, perhaps flattery, creeping in. "so, you’ve been bothering me for six weeks just to talk?"

he grins awkwardly, the tension in his shoulders easing. "pretty much. i'm sorry if it annoyed you. i'll make sure to bring my own pen from now on."

you pause, considering his words. "well," you say finally, "y’know if you wanted to talk, you could have just... talked. no need for this pen charade."

he laughs, a genuine sound that makes you smile despite yourself. you can hear an accent in his voice, australian? "noted. so, can i make it up to you? maybe over coffee after class?"

you hesitate for a moment, then nod. "sure. but only if you promise to bring your own pen from now on."

"deal," he grins, holding out his hand. you shake it, and for the first time, you notice how warm his hand is. maybe this pen-forgetter isn't so bad after all. “i’m oscar.”

“y/n”

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author’s note: i chose the oscar one!! but someone else actually asked for the same charles prompt! so that should be posted soon <3

[onlylonelylatino]

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

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Vintage Comic - Boy Comics #082

Pencils: Charles Biro

Inks: Charles Biro

Lev Gleason (Oct1952)