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golden age
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Showing posts with label
golden age
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21.9.16
Tales From the Golden Age of Comics!
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It's another new feature here at Castle Vardulon! Check out the video below in which I take viewers on a journey through one of my favo...
7.5.14
The Hundred-Eighty-Seventh Greatest Panel in the History of Comics
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Dear writers/artists from 70 years ago - if you're having Dollman fighting animatronic miniatures, then you're not fully realizin...
30.4.14
The Hundred-Eighty-Sixth Greatest Panel in the History of Comics
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I want to live in a world where a sloop will roll up on a trawler and demand a ransom of fish.
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23.4.14
The Hundred-Eighty-Fifth Greatest Panel in the History of Comics
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See, that's what separates heroes from the rest of us - reflexes. The guy hasn't even finished plummeting from the top of the lig...
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16.4.14
The Hundred-Eighty-Fourth Greatest Panel in the History of Comics
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I'm not sure how effective a trap can be if you can clearly see it from the other side of the doorway/portal/hole.
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9.4.14
The Hundred-Eighty-Third Greatest Panel in the History of Comics
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Is that a rocketboy punching some hillbillies, including a backwoods witch? Yes, it absolutely is. Thank you, the 1940s.
2.4.14
The Hundred-Eighty-Second Greatest Panel in the History of Comics
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First off, that's a long reach for a pun, secondly, I have no idea why she's holding up that case. That slip is no more scandalou...
26.3.14
The Hundred-Eighty-First Greatest Panel in the History of Comics
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Was this written by a time-traveler? Is this something they said in America? In the 40s?
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19.3.14
The Hundred-Eightieth Greatest Panel in the History of Comics
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I resolve to start saying 'Crossed Myself Up' every time I make a mistake. Is it a little late for a New Year's Resolution?...
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25.12.11
Merry Christmas, everyone!
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I'm just going to go ahead and assume that everyone's been good this year, and therefore you deserve your gift - the greatest comic...
17.9.11
I Think Doll Man Went A Little Far This Time
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I know that, as a rule, Golden Age superheroes were incredibly hardcore compared to the pantywaists who claim the title today - Ba...
31.7.11
Phantom Lady Doesn't Wear a Disguise of Any Kind
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Clark Kent's glasses have always been the subject of merriment - could anyone really mistake Superman for a mild-mannered reporter with ...
12.6.11
The Downside of the 'Marvel Method'
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Now that's a misleading title if I've ever written one! I'm not actually talking about Marvel here, just their common method of ...
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8.2.11
The Thirty-Seventh-Greatest Panel in the History of Comics!
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Like Spider-Man after him, Tor's day-job is 'newspaper photographer'. Unlike Spider-Man, however, Tor focuses mostly on photogra...
1.2.11
The Thirty-Sixth-Greatest Panel in the History of Comics!
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...Cancer!
25.1.11
The Thirty-Fifth-Greatest Panel in the History of Comics!
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So thoughtful of that guy to stop the fight just long enough to explain the plot. And then immediately start it back up again.
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18.1.11
The Thirty-Fourth-Greatest Panel in the History of Comics!
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This isn't a superhero torturing a criminal for information - which is a pretty common sight in the golden age, truth be told - it's...
13.1.11
The Mystery of Grape Nuts Solved - At Last!
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As someone raised in North America in the 1980s, I was around for the resurgence of Grape Nuts cereal marketing, and the attendant increase ...
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11.1.11
The Thirty-Third-Greatest Panel in the History of Comics!
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Dwarf vs Old Lady... who am I supposed to be rooting for here? Either one makes an effectively surprising Golden Age hero or villain...
28.12.10
The Thirty-Second-Greatest Panel in the History of Comics!
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When I saw this panel my jaw dropped. So I thought that the experience should be shared with everyone. Yikes.
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