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May 17, 2024 · So, welcome to CBH. We have a special guest, a spontaneous guest, from the Dallas Fantasy Fair, the illustrious, Jim Steranko who has made several impacts on comic history throughout the years. Jim, thank you so much for being with us today. Steranko: My pleasure. Alex: Jim, I wanted to kind of start from the beginning. You were born in the ...
May 12, 2024 · The Steranko History of Comics Complete Series #1-2 Group of 2 (Supergraphics, 1970-72) Condition: Average FN. Includes issues #1-2, of Jim Steranko's classic history of comics. Covers the history of newspaper strips, pulp heroes, Superman, Batman, Captain America, and more!
May 6, 2024 · Jim Steranko's classic history of the early days of comics covers the early newspaper strips, the pulp heroes, Superman, Batman, Captain America, the Sub-Mariner, the Human Torch, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, kid gangs, and more.
May 15, 2024 · The Steranko History of Comics (1970). An anthology of 1930s Detective and Sci Fi Pulps through to the Golden Age brilliantly illustrated by the greatest artists of their day [fn-] with Amazing World of DC Comics (1975) [vfn+] (2). No Reserve. Catalogue. View all. Tags: Comic book.
May 6, 2024 · The result was the four-part story “The Heroic Life and Mortifying Death of Radioactive Man,” published in Simpsons Comics #36-39, written by yours truly and Kayre Morrison, penciled by me, inked by Steve Steere Jr., colored by Nathan Kane, and lettered by Chris Ungar. Because the story was serialized in four issues, it needed four covers ...
r/comicbookcollecting. • 1 hr. ago. rmrclean. I had a great day at the local collectibles shop yesterday. Picture. A lot of books here outside my usual wheelhouse. I’d never seen the Steranko History of Comics before. I don’t collect really any larger format books like Bizarre Adventures, or Marvel Illustrated.
2 days ago · Early Captain America stories typically paid little attention to Rogers' civilian identity; in his 1970 book The Steranko History of Comics, Jim Steranko notes that the character was often criticized for being two-dimensional as a result. He argues that this was an intentional device, writing that these critics "failed to grasp the true ...
