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atomic-chronoscaph · 6 months ago

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My Girl Pearl - art by Dan DeCarlo (1955)

#dan decarlo #my girl pearl #comic art #atlas comics #1950s #1955

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browsethestacks · 1 year ago

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Reading Marvel Comics

#Comics #Marvel Comics #Photography #Reading #Hey Kids Comics #Marvel #Captain America #Avengers #Defenders #Howard The Duck #Battlestar Galactica #Marvel Mystery Comics #Menace #Atlas Comics #Timely Comics #Vintage

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kekwcomics · 6 months ago

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AMAZING ADVENTURES #2 (Marvel, 1961)

Art: Jack Kirby, Sol Brodsky & Stan Goldberg.

#jack kirby #king kirby #jack king kirby #sol brodsky #stan goldberg #monster comic #marvel comics #marvel #atlas comics #silver age comics #silver age #silver age marvel #comics #comic books

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alternateworldcomics · 11 days ago

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Marvel Comics on Sale in November, 1954

#Marvel Comics #atlas comics #1954 #millie the model

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pulpsandcomics2 · 3 months ago

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Fright #1 June 1975

#atlas comics #son of dracula

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thepopculturearchivist · 3 months ago

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MARVEL TALES 122, April 1954. Writer unidentified; art by Al Gordon and Joe Kubert. Editor Stan Lee runs some rabid anti-commie stuff in his 1950s comics, but also things like this that anticipate the more obviously liberal Stan of the Marvel Age.

#atlas comics #1950s #migration #immigration #intolerance #bigotry #melting pot #marvel tales #1954 #1950s comics #pre-code comics #comic books

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mediaomnivore · 7 months ago

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The first issue of Morlock 2001 is among the Atlas comics in my collection. Atlas was one of the predecessors of Marvel. This particular issue is from 1975.

#marvel #marvel comics #atlas comics #atlas #comics #comic books #1970s

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yojimbot13 · 3 months ago

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#comic art #comics #venus #werner roth #timely comics #atlas comics

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bclaymoore · 9 days ago

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Splash pages from Howard Chaykin's THE SCORPION, from Atlas/Seaboard, 1975.

After Chaykin did two issues, Atlas turned it into a contemporary superhero book, opening with a few panels showing the Scorpion's plane crashing during World War Two.

How did the Scorpion reappear thirty years later in a crazy costume? Well, none ya bizness:

But the Chaykin stuff is great.

#howard chaykin #Atlas Comics #1975 #The Scorpion

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fashioninpaper · 9 months ago

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“Linda Carter, Student Nurse” was created by writer-editor Stan Lee and artist Al Hartley. The comic book fans ran for 9 issues from Sept. 1961–Jan. 1963. Each issue include a paper doll of Linda (no relation to Lynda) and her friends.