Hoppy the Marvel Bunny #1 (Fawcett, Dec. 1945)

I recently purchased the DC Direct SHAZAM! Billy Batson & Hoppy the Marvel Bunny twin pack...

...and felt the need to share my copy of Fawcett's1945 Hoppy the Marvel Bunny #1:

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Omniverse :The Jounal of Fictional Reality #1 (1977)

One of the more involved examples of fandom's early speculation on that lovable comic book convention: the Alternate Earth

One of the more involved examples of fandoms early speculation on that lovable comic book convention: the Alternate Earth.

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Godzilla-thon: Godzilla, King of the Monsters #1 (Marvel Comics, 1977)

Godzilla-thon continues with the first issue of the 1970s Marvel series dedicated to the continuing exploits of the Toho Titan.....a comic book series that I absolutely adore.

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Godzilla-thon: Godzilla vs. Barkley (Dark Horse Comics, 1993)

I've been a fan of Godzilla and his kaiju contemporaries since childhood, and I've always been fascinated by his comic book adventures, as well. Well, for download this installment, Dark Horse Comics' 1993 shoe-promotion tie-in: Godzilla versus Barkley, featuring one of my favorite NBA stars....Charles Barkley.

You haven't lived till seen Big G wearing sneakers and making jumpshots.

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Movie Comics #6- The Phantom Creeps (Dec. 1939)

I'm a big Lugosi fan, and had been wanting to read this particular book for decades....and thanks to everybody's ol' friend eBay, I spent an arm and a leg and I got my chance...

Above: Ad for "Phantom Creeps" contest from Movie Comics #6

The books weird, presenting comic book adaptations of then-current films in an odd fumetti style (cut and pasted photostat heads on drawn bodies)....but, seeing this obscure adaptation of one of my favorite Lugosi roles (I'm a big fan of the cliffhanger serial format, as well) brings a smile to my face...



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Chuck Norris Karate Kommandos #1-#4 (Jan.-Jul. 1987)

As much as I love Steve Ditko, I have to admit that there are some fairly.....odd....projects that he became involved with in the 1980s. Rom Spaceknight, U.S. 1, his creator-owned Static, to name a few....

And the comic book adaptation of this merchandising fiasco....

From Wikipedia:

Chuck Norris: Karate Kommandos is an American animated television series from the 1980s. It originally aired in 1986 as a syndicated five episode mini-series. It was created by and starred Chuck Norris as himself, and produced by Ruby-Spears Productions. This fictionalized version of Norris is a United States government operative with a team of "radically diverse" warriors. The team includes Pepper, a technology expert and mechanic; Reed, Chuck's young apprentice and Pepper's brother; Kimo, a samurai; Tabe, a sumo champion; and Too Much, a young ward. Together, they fight against The Claw and his right-hand man, Super Ninja.

The series follows the framing device of Mr. T's animated series (also a Ruby-Spears production): At the beginning of each episode, a live action segment with Norris, usually at a gym or martial arts studio, is shown to explain what is going on. At the end of each episode, Norris narrates a moral lesson for the audience to learn.

There was also a comic book series published by Star Comics, an imprint of Marvel Comics which produced comic books aimed at young children.

To coincide with the airing of the show, Kenner Products made a set of action figures based on the main characters of the show. Kenner also made many accessories, including weapons and vehicles, to go along with the figures.

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Hello, I'm Johnny Cash (Spire, 1976)

I'm a big Cash fan, and was actually lucky enough to have run across this book as a kid in a small used book store/ rummage shop that was located in my hometown as a child.

I distinctly remember it being in a bundle of circa 1970s Charlton war books and Harvey Comics I purchased for the sum of "10 comics for $1"....LOL!

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