And now, the gallery of posters, stills, and the like!
Mexican Lobby Cards:
Mexican lobby card
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Saturday, November 07, 2009
Movie of the Week: Blood of Dracula's Castle!
No trailer on YouTube for this one, but here's part one of the movie itself! You should be able to find the rest of the parts from here:
And now, the gallery of posters, stills, and the like!
Mexican Lobby Cards:
Mexican lobby card
And now, the gallery of posters, stills, and the like!
Mexican Lobby Cards:
Mexican lobby card
Cool Stuff: Original Comic Art!
This time, we start with some Defenders pages!
Page 10 from Defenders #3, by Sal Buscema!
Page 32 from Defenders #11 (the epilogue, if you will, from the Avengers/Defenders War) by Sal!
Page 31 from Defenders 12, by Sal!
Page 18 from Defenders 32, by Sal again!
Page 15 from Defenders 33, also Sal!
And we leave the Defenders for now...
...and go on to Detective Comics, specifically page 1 from issue 327, by Carmine Infantino!
Page 12 from Detective Comics 352, by Shelley Moldoff!
Page 10 from Detective 381, by Bob Brown!
Page 11 from the same issue!
Page 13!
Page 30 from Detective 446, by Rich Buckler!
Page 12 from Detective 537, by Gene Colan!
I was beginning to wonder how far into November I'd go before getting some Kirby art! Here's page 10 from Devil Dinosaur #1!
Page 45 from Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #7, by George Perez!
Page 1 from DHOKF 17, by Rudy Nebres!
One more Kirby page before we go... it's the unpublished page 1 from Dingbats of Danger Street #3!
Page 10 from Defenders #3, by Sal Buscema!
Page 32 from Defenders #11 (the epilogue, if you will, from the Avengers/Defenders War) by Sal!
Page 31 from Defenders 12, by Sal!
Page 18 from Defenders 32, by Sal again!
Page 15 from Defenders 33, also Sal!
And we leave the Defenders for now...
...and go on to Detective Comics, specifically page 1 from issue 327, by Carmine Infantino!
Page 12 from Detective Comics 352, by Shelley Moldoff!
Page 10 from Detective 381, by Bob Brown!
Page 11 from the same issue!
Page 13!
Page 30 from Detective 446, by Rich Buckler!
Page 12 from Detective 537, by Gene Colan!
I was beginning to wonder how far into November I'd go before getting some Kirby art! Here's page 10 from Devil Dinosaur #1!
Page 45 from Deadly Hands of Kung Fu #7, by George Perez!
Page 1 from DHOKF 17, by Rudy Nebres!
One more Kirby page before we go... it's the unpublished page 1 from Dingbats of Danger Street #3!
Friday, November 06, 2009
By the 10's: Spectacular Spider-Man!
Here's another title I'm surprised I hadn't covered yet!
Here's issue 10's cover -- you'll notice this series didn't go through too many changes in its run!
Issue 20!
Issue 30!
Issue 40!
Issue 50!
Issue 60!
Issue 70!
Issue 80!
Issue 90!
And issue 100 wraps this one up! Yes, this title's By the 10's extends a bit beyond the usual eras I cover here, but so what?
Here's issue 10's cover -- you'll notice this series didn't go through too many changes in its run!
Issue 20!
Issue 30!
Issue 40!
Issue 50!
Issue 60!
Issue 70!
Issue 80!
Issue 90!
And issue 100 wraps this one up! Yes, this title's By the 10's extends a bit beyond the usual eras I cover here, but so what?
Thursday, November 05, 2009
Children's Book Theatre: Huckleberry Hound Coloring Book, Part 1!
So we're up to another coloring book, and this one has more of a plot than the Lidsville one did, that's for certain!
As you can see from the title page, the book was published by Whitman in 1960, and features art by John Carey and Bill Edwards. The basic plot of this book covers Huckleberry Hound and his friends, Yogi Bear and Pixie & Dixie, as they make their way through various careers. This coloring book featured perforated pages for easy removal, and a few pages are indeed missing from my copy!
As the coloring book begins, Huck's just found employment as a soda jerk!
I have no idea who this Indian kid is, although I think his name is mentioned later on!
And with the arrival of Pixie and Dixie, we get to our first missing pages... two missing pages later, Huck has a new job... and you'll see what that job is, next time!
As you can see from the title page, the book was published by Whitman in 1960, and features art by John Carey and Bill Edwards. The basic plot of this book covers Huckleberry Hound and his friends, Yogi Bear and Pixie & Dixie, as they make their way through various careers. This coloring book featured perforated pages for easy removal, and a few pages are indeed missing from my copy!
As the coloring book begins, Huck's just found employment as a soda jerk!
I have no idea who this Indian kid is, although I think his name is mentioned later on!
And with the arrival of Pixie and Dixie, we get to our first missing pages... two missing pages later, Huck has a new job... and you'll see what that job is, next time!
Cool Stuff: Marvel Stuff!
Yes, it's time for More Marvel Merchandise, and it's probably all stuff I'd love to have for my birthday, which comes in just four days!
I used to have this 1980s-era Marvel Superheroes puzzle, and I loved it! I used to challenge myself by seeing how fast I could assemble it without benefit of looking at the box art!
I believe these PVC figures were all made by Comics Spain, and I used to have a fairly large collection of them!
Yep, it's another one of those rings!
I kind of dig this Spider-Man and Hulk Showtime toy... a self-enclosed coloring book, if you will!
I don't believe I ever had the album for these stamps, although at one point I had a fair number of the individual stamp kits! If only I'd saved them, what blog fodder would they be!
Here's the Sub-Mariner Super 8mm home movie box! Pretty much all of the Marvel Superheroes cartoons of the 1960s had one of these releases in the 1970s... the Grantray-Lawrence Spidey series had several!
I'm not sure if this Spidey-featured Super 8 Filmmaker Magazine issue would be worth having or not, but it was too cool not to save the photo for sharing!
I believe I've posted the stickers that came in this packaging before...
Been a while since I posted photos of Secret Wars merchandise, hasn't it? Time to rectify that:
I think I've shown these walkie talkies before, not realizing they were Secret Wars merch!
That's a pretty nice-looking Thor patch from 1984, isn't it?
And speaking of Thor, here's his Super 8mm home movie box!
Next time around, Cool Stuff will look at a few more M items, probably mostly movie-related stuff!
I used to have this 1980s-era Marvel Superheroes puzzle, and I loved it! I used to challenge myself by seeing how fast I could assemble it without benefit of looking at the box art!
I believe these PVC figures were all made by Comics Spain, and I used to have a fairly large collection of them!
Yep, it's another one of those rings!
I kind of dig this Spider-Man and Hulk Showtime toy... a self-enclosed coloring book, if you will!
I don't believe I ever had the album for these stamps, although at one point I had a fair number of the individual stamp kits! If only I'd saved them, what blog fodder would they be!
Here's the Sub-Mariner Super 8mm home movie box! Pretty much all of the Marvel Superheroes cartoons of the 1960s had one of these releases in the 1970s... the Grantray-Lawrence Spidey series had several!
I'm not sure if this Spidey-featured Super 8 Filmmaker Magazine issue would be worth having or not, but it was too cool not to save the photo for sharing!
I believe I've posted the stickers that came in this packaging before...
Been a while since I posted photos of Secret Wars merchandise, hasn't it? Time to rectify that:
I think I've shown these walkie talkies before, not realizing they were Secret Wars merch!
That's a pretty nice-looking Thor patch from 1984, isn't it?
And speaking of Thor, here's his Super 8mm home movie box!
Next time around, Cool Stuff will look at a few more M items, probably mostly movie-related stuff!
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