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Friday, October 3, 2025
Bring on the back ups - Deadman by Neal Adams- Aquaman #50, 51, & 52
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Bring on the back ups - Deadman by Neal Adams- Aquaman #50, 51, & 52
As the dark nights draw closer as we await the arrival of Winter I thought I would take the opportunity to check up on some of my old m...
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As mentioned in my previous post I have been on a bit of a back-issue comic buying spree recently picking up some of the comics I eithe... -
In 1978 DC began a marketing campaign that would introduce a wave of new comics in an attempt to gain ground on the the publishing jugge... -
I was probably about seven years old when I walked into my local newsagents in Cambuslang (near Glasgow) with my pocket money firmly he...
Never really rated Aquaman as a character to be honest, McS. I thought he was just a second-rate Sub-Mariner. Incidentally, that character in the second-last panel of your 3rd image looks a bit like The Space Phantom from Avenger #2.
ReplyDeleteI liked the Aquaman series from the 1970s,, and prefer him to Subby . I haven't read any of his comics since the Aparo reboot in the mid 70s though. But I do like Deadman which is what this was really about
ReplyDeleteTop-notch Adams artwork, though I find his writing a bit hard to digest sometimes. Deadman was an ideal choice for weird stories and this one sure qualifies. I too like it when the front and back features connect. We were lucky indeed.
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