Last night, Donald Trump, our pathological liar-in-chief, said:
“Every single promise I made to you as a candidate, I’ve delivered on. I’ve delivered on everything.”
Really?
Well, let’s go down the list.
Since becoming president again, Trump promised:
✅ $5,000 DOGE dividend checks. A lie.
✅ $2,000 tariff dividend checks. A lie.
✅ $1,000+ checks by repealing ACA subsidies. A lie.
✅ A 10% cap on credit card interest rates. A lie.
✅ “The lowest drug prices in the world.” A lie.
✅ $2 a gallon gas. A lie.
✅ An end to inflation “starting on Day One.” A lie.
✅ An end to “endless wars.” A lie.
And now, after all of those lies, Trump wants you to believe that he will give every American adult a $5,000 check - but only if the Republicans win the midterms.
No. I don’t think so. The Trump Administration is not about helping working families. It’s about giving a trillion dollars in tax breaks to the 1% and throwing 15 million Americans off the health care they have.
(📢) The meme to end all memes: the Top 100 reasons not to support Donald Trump... in one image.
I’m a NYT-bestselling Trump biographer, and this is the culmination of what I learned over a decade.
What do you think—any chance we could get this to 50K RETWEETS by Election Day?
Here is On the Drawing Board Vol 2 #10/Comic Reader #57, published in February 1967 by Robert Schoenfeld. The cover is drawn by Jim Sullivan and it's one of the best fan drawn Batman illustrations ever published in a fan publication, at least in my opinion!
Here is an ad for a comic book con in Southfield, MI that took place in May 1978. I suspect that I attended this con. The ad ran in a Buyer's Guide issue a month or two before the con. I saved it because of the Mike Vosburg Captain America artwork!
Here is an ad for Bill Schelly's Sense of Wonder fanzine, issue #12 that appeared in the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom #32, dated March 1973. I believe it is the final issue of this fanzine. I have a copy in my collection.
Here's an ad I think is particularly cool. It's for the very first issue of Contemporary Pictorial Literature, or CPL, as it is/was commonly known. It was published by future pro Bob Layton and it comes from the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom # 28, dated January 1973.
Here's an ad for Mark Wheatley's Nucleus #7, which appeared in the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom #28, dated January 1973. A lot of talent in this issue, as you can see from the ad. This fanzine also included the Fandom Stranger insert by Alan Jim Hanley!
Hi all, I'm back with another Buyer's Guide ad. This one is from TBG #28, dated January 1973 and is for Jim Rehak's Nova! Jim was from Baltimore, MD and his fanzine is advertised as 48 pages, plus a glossy cover. I can confirm that, as I've got this one in my collection!
Here is an ad that appeared in the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom # 26, dated December 1972. It's for Shazam! The Wonderful World of Comix! brought to us by Neal Pozner. Not sure which issue this is for, maybe the first(?) That's quite an all-star line-up of talent!
Time for another blast from the past! Here's ad ad that appeared in the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom # 25, dated November 1972, for Bill Black's Paragon Publications fanzines. Listed in this ad is Paragon #4, as well as 1 & 3 (#2 must have sold out?) and Captain Paragon #1.
Hi all, I'm back with an ad from the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom # 24, dated November 1972. This ad is from Middle Earth, for their Frank Frazetta Portfolio. I believe this became known as Portfolio One. The art of course, is by the great Frank Frazetta!
@TerryMooreArt I just added the Rachel Rising Omnibus, so my shelf now looks very similar to yours! Though it is lacking SIP Kids and Ever, as I'm still looking for those two to complete the collection!
From the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom #23 (October 1972) is this ad for Martin Greim's Comic Crusader #13, featuring art by Jim Steranko, inked by Bill Black, and also art by Steve Ditko! I do have this one in my collection!
Continuing my series of old fanzine ads from early the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom issues. Here is an ad for Nuff Said #2, featuring early art by Dave Stevens! This TBG is was published in October 1972. Artists in the zine include Alan Hanley and Steve Leialoha & others.
From the Buyer's Guide for Comic Fandom #22 (October 1972) comes this drawing by fan artist and publisher, Marty Greim. This drawing of DC Comics' Creeper appeared on the classified ad page.
From the Buyer's Guide #21, dated September 1972, this ad for Bill Schelly"s Sense of Wonder # 12. It features a front cover by Don Newton and additional artwork by Bill Black, Rich Buckler, Will Eisner, R. G. Krenkel & Wally Wood, plus many others! Quite a bargain at 75 cents!