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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-24 02:29 pm

Mister Miracle #17

Words and pencils: Jack Kirby

Inks: Mike Royer


Scott and friends seek shelter in a hotel for the night and are mistaken for a group of gangsters.


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-24 12:29 pm

Ka-Zar #8

Writer: Mark Waid

Pencils: Andy Kubert

Inks: Jesse Delperdang


Parnival enacts his master plan.


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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-24 10:31 am

Justice League of America #258

Writer: J.M. DeMatteis

Pencils: Luke McDonnell

Inks: Bob Smith


The President has shut down the Justice League due to mounting pressure from Glorious Godfrey and his cronies.


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laughing_tree ([personal profile] laughing_tree) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-23 07:20 pm

The Flash #21 - "Bad Moon Rising, Part Two"

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The day my little boy came home from nursery -- and I've never shown him any my comics, he was three at this point -- and he goes, "Daddy, I'm a superhero," and he runs around the house punching stuff and breaking things. And I'm like, oh shit, I have appeared to have built a career around the fact that moral righteousness is who can hit the hardest, who can break things the most. And that really, really staggered me, and I had to really think about it. -- Si Spurrier

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laughing_tree ([personal profile] laughing_tree) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-23 06:43 pm

Absolute Martian Manhunter #4

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Because, while I do think we're pretty radical, and it's pretty different, at the same time, if I'm drawing from anything, I'm drawing from those early Detective Comics stories, and going back to that. And that was a version of the Martian Manhunter who was kind of mysterious and almost mystical in his abilities, in the sense that he could seem to really do anything, whatever the story called for, and his perspective on humanity was really important. -- Deniz Camp

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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-23 06:14 pm

Incredible Hulk #164

Writer: Steve Englehart

Pencils: Herb Trimpe

Inks: Sal Trapani


The Hulk is captured by a bunch of weirdos in a submarine.


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knight_moves ([personal profile] knight_moves) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-23 10:27 am

Star-Lord (Marvel Preview 4)

I had a yen to go through Starlord's backstory and apparently it's even more of a mish-mash than most comic book characters, with retcons having consigned his original origin story to an alternate reality. Still, I find Marvel Preview 4 an interesting taste of seventies sci-fi, with its zeerust futurism, hints of astrology, In Search Of The Unknown UFOism and NASA worship coupled with the usual capes and lasers.

(Yes, there are capes. It's the future, jabroni.)

This is SF coming out of the same primordial soup as Star Wars (which would premiere two years later) and it's just fascinating to me how it's simultaneously so modern and yet so of-another-time.

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iamrman ([personal profile] iamrman) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2025-07-23 02:32 pm

Hawk and Dove (1989) #1

Writers: Karl and Barbara Kesel

Pencils: Greg Guler

Inks: Scott Hanna


The Hawk and Dove limited series was so popular that an ongoing series came shortly after.


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