Marvel Mysteries and Comics Minutiae

A place to explore the cobwebbed corridors of comics' past.

Thursday, October 16, 2014

Astonishing Alterations!

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If you've visited this blog in the past you won't be surprised by my fascination (some would say obsession) over editorial changes o...
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Sunday, September 21, 2014

Bill Everett and Company: Who Else Drew Tales To Astonish # 87?

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It's no secret that Bill Everett often had trouble meeting deadlines. One such example is the Sub-Mariner story in Tales to Astonish # ...
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014

An Unknown Ditko Marvel Cover?

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The cover to Tales of Suspense # 45 has puzzled me for some time. This time out I'll share my step by step process of investigation, ded...
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Monday, August 25, 2014

Alan Class unaltered Atlas/Marvel covers

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Alan Class was a publisher in the UK who reprinted American comics from approximately 1961-1989. Titles such as Creepy Worlds, Sinister Tale...
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For 75 Years of Marvel: From the Golden Age to the Silver Screen and The Stan Lee Story published by Taschen books I wrote captions, biographies, provided research for the 1960's and early 1970's period and was an editorial consultant. My articles and essays have appeared in Alter Ego, Jack Kirby Collector, Ditkomania, Comic Book Artist, Comic Book Marketplace, Jack Kirby Quarterly, Robin Snyder and Fantaco publications and Marvel's Omnibus and Masterworks collections. I study artist styles and have indexed thousands of entries for the invaluable Grand Comic Book Database http://www.comics.org/
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