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May 1969. Batman reveals that he's been expanding his musical horizons in this panel from "The Cry of the Night Is--Sudden Death!" from DETECTIVE COMICS #387.
#comics#detective comics#mike friedrich#bob brown#joe giella#batman#bruce wayne#robin#dick grayson#batman close-ups#janis joplin#for some reason the reprint of this story in a batman digest#reletters the title as “The Cry of the Night Is--Kill!”#a batman and his bat-music
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Batman #241 (1972) by Mike Friedrich & Rich Buckler
#richard grayson#dick grayson#robin#lilith clay#terri bergstrom#batman#mike friedrich#rich buckler#70s comics#70s#comics#dc#dc comics
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Detective Comics #387 - May 1969 (DC Comics - USA)
Cover Art: Irv Novick
THE CRY OF THE NIGHT IS -- SUDDEN DEATH
Script: Mike Friedrich
Art: Bob Brown (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Ben Oda (Letters)
Characters: Batman [Bruce Wayne]; Robin [Dick Grayson]; Alfred Pennyworth; Commissioner James Gordon; Mel Lambert; Steven Crane; Paul Rogers; Alfred Stryker.
Batman story #1,272
This issue also includes a recreation of the first Batman story 'The Case of the Chemical Syndicate" from Detective Comics #27. - It is a redrawn (traced), re-lettered, and censored version.
#comics#dc comics#detective comics#batman#robin#irv novick#mike friedrich#bob brown#joe giella#ben oda#1969
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#marvel feature#10#marvel comics#1973#mike friedrich#p craig russell#frank chiaramonte#janet van dyne#hank pym
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Today in 1972, Thanos also debuted in Iron Man #55 by writer/artist Jim Starlin and scripter Mike Friedrich.
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Now I’m sure Tumbler’s had it!
#captain america#steve rogers#tumbler#John Robert keane#had it#tumblr#mike friedrich#sal buscema#marvel comics#comics#70s comics#bronze age comics
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STUDI / La scrittura a Rapa Nui (Isola di Pasqua) è nata prima dell’arrivo degli europei?
STUDI / La scrittura a Rapa Nui (Isola di Pasqua) è nata prima dell’arrivo degli europei? Una di quattro tavolette in legno con incisioni in Rongorongo potrebbe essere antecedente all’arrivo delle prime navi europee, negli anni venti del Settecento.
Redazione Due gruppi di ricerca dell’Università di Bologna entrambi finanziati dallo ERC – Consiglio Europeo della Ricerca, insieme a studiosi internazionali, hanno pubblicato un articolo su Scientific Reports, rivista del gruppo Nature, dimostrando che la ricerca altamente interdisciplinare porta a risultati di successo. I due progetti ERC che hanno guidato lo studio sono INSCRIBE – Invention…
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#alfabeto#archeologia#In evidenza#INSCRIBE - Invention of Scripts and their Beginnings#iscrizioni#Isola di Pasqua#Mike Friedrich#Rapa Nui#Rongorongo#Sahra Talamo#Scientific Reports#scoperte#scrittura#Silvia Ferrara#studi#Università di Bologna#Università di Hohenheim
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Invincible Iron Man #79 (Friedrich/Tuska, Oct 1975). Deadlines caught up with the bullpen so this backfilled issue gets hurried to the press. If you ever wondered if Tony wears boxers or briefs, wonder no more.
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The Spectre #3: Menace of the Mystic Mastermind
by Mike Friedrich; Neal Adams and Charlotte Jetter
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"Where grave masks dance genteelly with grotesque figures; it's a mad whirlpool, wherein all that's graceful is cast away and unlimited license of attitude takes possession of the field,” (Edward King, on the masked ball).
Thanos, the Mad Titan, was created by Jim Starlin and Mike Friedrich!
#the mighty marvel super heroes#doctor doom#victor von doom#magneto#ultron#thanos#jim starlin#mike friedrich
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Ka-Zar and Shanna versus the Red Wizard by Don Heck
#ka zar#shanna#don heck#marvel comics#bronze age#mike friedrich#kevin plunder#shanna the she devil#shanna o hara
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Batman #241 (1972) by Mike Friedrich & Rich Buckler
#richard grayson#dick grayson#robin#lilith clay#terri bergstrom#batman#mike friedrich#rich buckler#70s comics#70s#comics#dc#dc comics
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Batman #200 - March 1968 (DC Comics - USA)
Cover Art: Neal Adams
THE MAN WHO RADIATED FEAR
Script: Mike Friedrich
Art: Chic Stone as “Bob Kane” (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), Gaspar Saladino (Letters)
Characters: Batman [Bruce Wayne] (origin recap); Robin [Dick Grayson] (origin recap); Alfred Pennyworth; Thomas Wayne (flashback); Martha Wayne (flashback); John Grayson (flashback); Mary Grayson (flashback); Mr. Haley (flashback); Joe Chill (villain, flashback); Boss Zucco (villain, flashback); The Scarecrow [Jonathan Crane] (villain); The Scarecrow's henchmen [Larry; Roberts; Biljo; Mr. Raybourne] (villains); The Joker (villain, cameo); The Penguin [Oswald Cobblepot] (villain, cameo); Killer Moth (villain, cameo)
Synopsis: When the Scarecrow perfects a fear pill and uses it on the Caped Crusaders, the duo are unable to continue their war on crime until Alfred enters the picture. Then the Caped Crusaders head out and capture several of their foes, each one having a clue on their persons which lead them to the Scarecrow.
Batman story #1,225
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Today in 1972, Drax the Destroyer debuted in Iron Man #55 by writer/artist Jim Starlin and scripter Mike Friedrich.
#jim starlin#drax the destroyer#drax#mike friedrich#comics#comic books#comics to remember#marvel#iron man
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