#Don Glut

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BHOC: INVADERS #39

It was almost the end of the road for INVADERS, though I didn’t know that at the time. But looking back, it seems almost inevitable. The artwork had been progressively getting less and less polished, and editor and series creator Roy Thomas had been letting other people write his baby. I can’t imagine that the staff at Marvel had the same positive feeling towards the book that Roy did, so nobody…

[the-gershomite]

Star Wars #10 -April 1978-

Marvel comics

"Behemoth from the World Below"

writer: Don Glut

art & co-plotter: Howard Chaykin

co-artist & embellisher: Tom Palmer

letterer: John Costanza

colorist: F. Mouly

[marvelousmrm]

What If…? #22 (Glut/Kida, Aug 1980). Victor von Doom accepts Reed’s help in college, setting him down a benevolent and tragic path…

[evilhorse]

As social worker Sam Wilson, I’m trained to listen!

(Captain America #218)

[dirtyriver]

"Hi there, music lovers!"

"Rhapsody in Red!", Vampirella #2, November 1969, written by Don Glut, art by Billy Graham

[mutant-ninja-anole]

Some reading lately.

[agentxthirteen]

On this day (October 11) in Sharon Carter history, Sharon appeared in:

Tales of Suspense #85 (1966)

Captain America #217 (1977)

Captain America #350 (1988)

Captain America: Winter Soldier Vol. 2 TPB (Reprint Captain America V5 #8-#9, #12-#14) (2006)

Avengers Standoff TPB (Reprint Captain America: Sam Wilson #7) (2017)

Avengers by Brian Michael Bendis: The Complete Collection Vol. 2 TPB (Reprint Avengers V4 #13, #16, #18) (2017)

[nerds-yearbook]

Quasar was granted his own series and his origin given with a cover date of October, 1989. He was introduced as Marvel Boy in Captain America #217 (October, 1977) and as Quasar in Incredible Hulk #234 (January, 1979). He was created by Don Glut, Roy Thomas, and John Buscema. The issue introduced Agent Donohue and William Wesley created by Mark Gruenwald and Paul Ryan. ("The Price of Power", Quasar #1, Marvel Comic Event)0

[downthetubes]

Top artist lineup on offer in latest issue of Warrant Publishing’s SHUDDER

The latest issue of the American horror comic anthology SHUDDER - Issue 16 - is available to pre-order, and subscribers get a poster of the Frank Frazetta cover for free

The latest issue of the American horror comic anthology SHUDDER – Issue 16 – is available to pre-order, and subscribers get a poster of the Frank Frazetta cover for free. Published by the Warrant Publishing Company, who also publish the horror anthology Vampiress Carmella, SHUDDER, also available through your Local Comic Shop, is a marvellous homage to classic US horror anthologies such as…

[ultrameganicolaokay]

The Invaders #31 ‘Heil Frankenstein!’ (1978) by Don Glut, Chic Stone, Bill Black and George Roussos. Edited by Roy Thomas. Cover by Joe Sinnott.

Cover of the Day: Invaders #31 (August, 1978) Art by Joe Sinnott

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BHOC: INVADERS #38

INVADERS was a series on a downward slope, and much closer to cancellation that I realized as a regular reader. I could tell that something was off about the book, but I was so invested in the Golden Age as a concept and in the formative versions of these characters, like the Justice Society of America over at DC, that I never allowed it to puncture my enthusiasm for the series. INVADERS was a…

[the-gershomite]

The Savage Sword of Conan the Barbarian #26 -January 1978-

"Retribution in Blood" Solomon Kane

featuring the hero created by Robert E. Howard

script by Don Glut

art by David Wenzel & Marilitz

[marvelousmrm]

Invaders #31 (Glut/Stone, Aug 1978). Cap and his team discover a Frankenstein’s monster created by Nazis.

[ultrameganicolaokay]

What If? #9 ‘What If… the Avengers Had Been Formed During the 1950's?’ (1978) by Don Glut, Roy Thomas, Alan Kupperberg, Bill Black and Carl Gafford. Edited by Thomas. Cover by Jack Kirby and Joe Sinnott.

(1978)

[evilhorse]

Since you obviously want to see Captain America in action—be my guess!!

(Captain America #218)

[agentxthirteen]

Sharon-A-Day, Day 547 (6/31/23)

What If 5. On sale 7/26/77. "What If... Captain America and Bucky Had Both Survived World War II?"

Writer: Don Glut

Penciller: George Tuska

Inker: Russ Jones

Letterers: Carol Lay, Warren Greenwood

Colorist: George Roussos

Editor: Roy Thomas