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It seems his death went largely unnoticed in 2022. I think the only book I had from him was Cheap Thrills history of pulps from the early 70’s

😎 It started for me in 1964 Mark , neither would I call myself a comics historian but rather a comics explorer. I was the geekiest geek because anything / everything comics got my attention ; advertisements , articles , references in films and on TV , etc. The 1970s Nostalgia Craze ( 70-75) is truly the Golden Age for historical information and revival publications. I was fortunate that both my local libraries carried older and current reference and collection books involving comic strips and comic books. My introduction to Goulart was his 1975 reference book " The Adventurous Decade : Comics of the 1930s" ( being a first and foremost comic strip fan I couldn't resist constantly checking out this book from the library). Other Goulart work followed including the two volumes you presented , again library obtained.

Should've asked me what a fathom was...it's 6 feet. Just looked it up last weekend

Great books from your PC. Thanks for the tag. I certainly have some low grades.

I always dug Herb Trimpe! Had his own take on the Kirby dynamic, in a same but different way as Jim Steranko, I think. Trimpe also did some design work on that Colgate toothpaste commercial that used to run in the 70s or early 80s. The "We make holes in teeth" one. Ha

Great story. It was published 1985 here in Finland.

TV Stars with Alex Toth

Cool idea Mark. Most of my comics are less than mint so this shouldn’t be a problem. That TV Stars and Lorna Doone are new to me. Thanks for the tag.👍

Great episode

Hey Mark! I always love seeing the outfacing books on your shelf. They’re like little Easter Eggs, or subliminal suggestions! How do you choose what you decide to profile back there?

Fabulous Marvel game Mark. I’d play that over and over if I was a kid.😁

Great box art

Love this one, Mark. I’m a big tabletop game player. I play every Sunday with friends. Tabletop games have come a long way, but it’s great to see the old ones. I’m not familiar with this one and don’t recall playing in the 80s, but boy would I have loved to! Thanks for sharing!

What does the winner’s circle say about the talent? What books do they plug?

Plastic Man

Still have that issue of Adventure , Mark. Short run Starman like First Issue Special #12 and the one after Levitz and Ditko until Robinsons version. In Robinson's version the L & D Starman 's absence was a result of his being a prisoner of an alien being. DC did have most of the Filipino artists ; I'm thinking Marvel may have had one or two , Gold Key had the great Jesse Santos who often worked with writer Don Glut ; I met both of them at a local con. Enjoyable experience. Sorry for not getting involved with the Atlas / Seaboard episodes ; seen them around in real time but never got any , seen other shows presenting them but still really had no interest in them. At the same time that the Filipino Wave came along Warren and Charlton had the Spanish Wave of artists ; Charlton's Romance line is where most of the Spanish artists appeared , some horror titles as well.

Wow those inks really are cool over Ditko! Never heard of that inker. Also never knew there was a Lou Fine comics book. Gonna have to find that. Cheers!

When I heard that Dinosaur Revolution is an homage to the comic, Age of Reptiles, I remembered watching a video of a fan comic styled video that inspired by the final battle of Stumpy and Jack Palance

Great video again

This was one of the first FF issues I ever read. This was where I came in. I love this era of FF. And this issue is very funny, exceeded only by the previous issue

Perez and a Kirby cover! I wonder if there’s any heroes or characters from Oklahoma, in Marvel or DC. And Sinott! Tasty

I read this when it came out. It was huge fun (and hugely ridiculous). My friend really loved the Texas Twister and I thought Captain Ultra's over the top look was cool. (I saw them a couple of times later but I don't know that they ever made a real effort with either. I also liked seeing Thundra and of course alternate universe Reed Richards.

Thanks for the series on Atlas. I have most of their output also. I've never understood why they're not worth more with the talent they had writing and drawing these comics. I've always collected for myself and not the possible profit to be had. Nice to see someone else is into the fun to be had and not the future worth. Thanks again!

Well done

I never see these. Still looking!

Not just one man’s opinion… but a highly informed, experienced, and sophisticated opinion! I appreciate and enjoyed these retrospectives tremendously.

Very cool, thanks for sharing.

Probably my favorite artist alone with his brother big John!!😊😊

Nice art.

i might have hit a jackpot with this channel discovery

I only know them from the incredible hulk video game.

Thanks for the info, Mark. My first Caps that I picked up back in the day were in the 170s.

Great video! And man, that opening splash page is incredible!

Yes, me also - I absolutely loved it - I picked it up in a hotel shop in Spain when holiday there as a boy, when there was nothing else in English on sale. Beautiful cover, the personal recollection from Byrne is a lovely piece.

Sergio cariello ok the action bible ART comics off Marvel DC comics. Joe kubert florida 👍😊❤️❤️

Sal buscemas style is 👌

Cool comic book 😍

Great review, Mark. I was fortunate to get a copy of this back in 2019. I wish this title could have kept on going.

The only Atlas magazine I have is Devilina #1. Keeping my eye out for these.

Another great video in your Atlas series. Haven’t read this one yet. While most of the 4 color Atlas books made it to spinner racks in Connecticut at the time, i never saw any sign of their b & w mags.

I picked me up a 1st issue thanx 2 u sharing. . .

I’ve been a customer of this shop since 1989. And even though I now live in Florida, anytime I’m in town to visit family I always make it a point to stop by. I always find something I want so I like to think I do my small part to keep this storied shop in business for the next generation of comic book fans.

So cool, Mark! And well done. You covered quite a number of eras with the comic art. Also loved the use of the Animated Series -- one of my all-time favorite shows.

Originally, the major portion of this image was the opening splash page to Fantastic Four #78, where the boys are returning from Sub AAtomica. Sue was pregnant at the time and Crys stayed behind to care for her. Marvel Triple Action was a reprint series MTA #3 reprints FF #59.

Glad to see you still putting out videos live here in Tulsa new sub

I’m from Oklahoma and I feel like the signature brings more value to the book, especially if it comes with a COA

2 See both of these characters get more stories would be cool, because I heard that Iron-Jaw was great felt like its own thing, and that's good because many that try to make a "Sword&Sorcery" title make a Conan book with a different name, and or it isn't a great product...

I would like to have been born, in the 1950s instead of in the 1960s,

That's a sweet copy.

Great omnibus