Creepy #29 (Warren Publishing, Sep. 1969). Story: Archie Goodwin. Cover: Vic Prezio. Art: Ernie Colón & Jerry Grandenetti. Features Vampirella's 1st comic book appearance in a back-cover teaser ad. She soon evolved from horror host to vampire-hunting superheroine.
@JackBurtonNole@RackSpinner Having said that, I believe there are plenty of modern books with mind-blowing art quality that benefit from the use of computer aided illustration and print production. But from a ‘cool’ factor, vintage books are THE BEST in my opinion.
@JackBurtonNole@RackSpinner I think art technology, and ‘business’ contributed to the decline of some comic art: Computer aided illustration, repurposing art for ‘tribute’ covers, shorter timelines to crank out more books with lower quality…
I'm kind of pumped about it but I think I'll wait until it's available to stream.
For the record, I thought Joker: Folie à Deux was a GREAT movie... incase you were curious about my taste in movies.
DC Comics Presents No.47, D.C. Comics July 1982
1st app. of He-Man & Skeletor in comics. Paul Kupperberg story, Curt Swan & Mike DeCarlo art, Ross Andru & Frank Giacoia cover art.
Is anyone planning to watch the new MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE movie?
@Apollokid3000 I’ve been searching for this exact title for nearly two years and I FINALLY scored it! VHS, box cover is in fine condition, as is the clamshell and cassette tape.
@Apollokid3000 Wow!! Amazing collection! I’m not a serious physical media collector but I buy vintage VHS tapes from time to time. For now, they’re stored in a box in my closet, I have plans to display them at some point. This is my most recent addition…