prehistoric-superheroes
The Prehistory Of Superheroes
Celebrating the origins of the superhero genre
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Bob Larkin's cover to the Solomon Kane tale The Hills of the Dead.
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The Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) astride his mighty steed, Silver, from The Lone Ranger television series (1949-1957).
Moore played the Ranger for 169 of the series' 221 episodes. For the 1952-53 season he was replaced by John Hart, reportedly due to a contract dispute. However, Hart was not accepted in the role, and his episodes were never rebroadcast (reruns) until sometime in the 1980s, when the show was in syndication.
Moore also portrayed the Masked Man in two color features, The Lone Ranger (1956) and The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold (1958).
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A knock on the door. (It´s Hildy).
"What do you want?"
"Your ex. wife is here. You wanna see her?"
HIS GIRL FRIDAY (1940)
Director: Howard Hawks.
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The Phantom And Devil
Art by Rudy Nebres
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The Lone Ranger and Tonto door size posters (1957)
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The Shadow #01: The Living Shadow by Maxwell Grant (UK)
New English Library
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The cover of a Sonorama of King Kong Escapes (1967).
Since the film was (loosely) based on the Rankin-Bass The King Kong Show animated series, Dr. Who (not THAT guy) looks like he did in the cartoon, not as portrayed by actor Hideyo Amamoto.
Oddly enough, this version of Dr. Who (not THAT guy) looks very much Dr. Thaddeus Bodog Sivana, Captain Marvel's arch-nemesis.
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Tarzan at the Earth's Core by Frank Frazetta
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Solomon Kane
Art by Jeffrey Catherine Jones
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