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browsethestacks · 7 months

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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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wonderful-strange · 2 months

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Art by Basil Wolverton from Journey Into Unknown Worlds #15, 1953.

Greystoke Trading Company.

#basil wolverton #horror #pre code comics #horror comics #horror art #monsters #pre code horror #atlas comics #1950s #greystoke trading company

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atomic-chronoscaph · 10 months

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Patsy Walker - art by Al Hartley (1959)

#al hartley #patsy walker #atlas comics #comic art #swimsuit #cover art #1950s #1959

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fashioninpaper · 2 months

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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.

#paper dolls #Linda Carter #student nurse #Stan Lee #atlas comics #Al Hartley

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onlylonelylatino · 26 days

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"I'm Sorry, My Darling" by Matt Baker

#matt baker #marvel comics #atlas comics #silver age

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kekwcomics · 1 month

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A Mexican Reprint of House of Mystery #85 (DC, 1959) - Cuentos de Misterio #6 (1961) from EDICIONES RECREATIVAS S. A. DE C. V. aka ER Comics.

House of Mystery #85, which was, itself, a try-out for Tales to Astonish #16 (Marvel, 1961) which was a prelude to Journey Into Mystery #83 (1962).

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ungoliantschilde · 7 months

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Apache Kid, Vol. 1 # 19 by John Severin.

#Apache Kid #John Severin #Atlas Comics #Marvel Comics #Atlas #Marvel #Master Class #Cover Process #Process #Comics #Art #Illustration

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alternateworldcomics · 1 year

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On sale in November, 1952, from Atlas (Marvel) Comics

#atlas comics #1952 #marvel comics

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smashpages · 8 days

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Out this week: Atlas Comics Library No. 2: Venus (Fantagraphics, $49.99):

Fantagraphics continues to roll out their hardcover collections featuring old Timely/Atlas comics, the company that would later become Marvel. This second volume features issues of Venus by Bill Everett and Werner Roth, which started as a romance comic but later morphed into a science fiction and horror anthology — which are the issues Fantagraphics collects here.

See what comics and graphic novels are arriving at your local comic shop this week.

#comics #comic books #new comic book day #marvel #ncbd #new comics day #new comics #fantagraphics books #atlas comics #atlas comics library #venus

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machetelanding · 10 months

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#journey into mystery #horror #comic books #atlas comics #marvel comics #comic book covers #vintage #1950s

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browsethestacks · 1 month

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Vintage Comic - Willie Comics #018

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Atlas (Feb1949)

#Comics #Marvel Comics #Willie Comics #Atlas Comics #Atlas #Vintage #Art #Teen Humor #Teen Humor Comics #Spin The Bottle #Kissing #Humor #Humor Comics #Funny #LOL #Marvel #1949 #1940s #40s

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wanderingmind867 · 1 month

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Even in the 50s, before Marvel focused in on superhero comics, I think they may have still had some decent stuff. Like, the humour stuff seems okay. I'd be willing to check out Millie the Model, probably. As long as it's at least somewhat funny (and not like horribly, horribly dated) then I'd probably enjoy it. Also, I'd be willing to check out their few fantasy stories that weren't about monsters. Stuff like Venus or The Black Knight might be worth looking into. So there's less stuff than in the 60s, but there seems to be still some interesting stuff.

#marvel #marvel comics #atlas comics #comics #comic books #my thoughts #random thoughts #old comics #60s comics #50s comics #millie the model #venus #venus marvel #the black knight #sir percy #Sir Percy of Scandia #comic book

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atomic-chronoscaph · 1 year

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A Weird Cast of Characters! - art by Jay Scott Pike (1954)

#jay scott pike #mystery tales #atlas comics #horror comics #comic art #a weird cast of characters #1950s #1954

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comicsart3 · 7 months

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Annie Oakley had several comics incarnations. In Western Tales, the sharp-shooting heroine was portrayed as a blonde, sexy, buckskin-skirted glamour girl, quite different from the pigtailed young woman of Dell Comics’ Annie Oakley and Tagg or the older, svelte, pants-clad ranch owner of the Charlton series. The title enjoyed an eleven issue run, which seeing as each comic featured at least three Annie adventures, usually more, meant the series generated well over thirty stories. Published by Marvel’s Atlas Comics, Annie Oakley Western Tales was published throughout 1955 and 1956, although its numerical continuity followed on from an earlier, somewhat jokey, version of Annie from 1948. In this series Annie is an independent, freewheeling character, not held back by the need to look after her younger brother, or the responsibilities of running a ranch or being a deputy sheriff. Nonetheless, her shooting abilities and detective skills are brought into regular use to combat outlaws and bad guys, and she also evidences dexterity with the lariat to help her capture wrongdoers as illustrated above. The title was usually written and illustrated by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito.

The cover reproduced above is from Annie Oakley Western Tales #10, featuring the story, The Law of the Wild! (April 1956). Artwork by Sol Brodsky and Vince Colletta.

#women in comics #annie oakley #atlas comics #annie oakley western tales #western comics #strong women

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peterlorrefanpage · 1 year

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