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I’ve been slightly obsessed about taking pictures of my comics for my website. Got a new phone holder to act as a camera stand. Just need to fix the lighting issue but overall I’m really pleased. My aim is to Capture the tactile and analog nature of physical comics.
Source: fantastic four #59
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World's Finest Comics #98, 1958.
The Amazing Spider-Man #36 (1966). Cover art by Steve Ditko.
Published in May, 1966, it’s one of the few Ditko Spideys in my collection. It’s in pretty good shape other than a missing ad page, which explains why I was able to afford it all those years ago.
The senses-shattering CYCLOPS!
Alright, Silver-Age Marvel, there is something called the Willing Suspension of Disbelieve, and you broke mine with this one from a Giant-Man and Wasp story.
Also for the record, there are no muscles in the fingers, they’re in the hand and wrist and move the fingers with tendons.
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From Doom Patrol # 95, 1964, dealing with Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man was just a distraction from the main weirdness going on that issue. The Doom Patrol WAS the Silver-Age.
Did Captain Flash spark the Silver-Age?
"Imaginary Story" by Jerry Siegel and Kurt Schaffenberger from Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane #'s 64 and 65, 1966, in which Lex Luthor is a Liberace like pianist who is secretly a socialist Robin Hood super thief known as Lexo (really, Lexo? that's your secret identity?) Later he turns Lois evil and tragedy ensues.
Damn it socialism.
