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103 Golden Age comics went up on Vintage Editions this week, across 47 series. Every week more of the Golden Age goes up. Start reading on Macroverse.
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The King of Sci-Fi and one of the GOATS.
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My Essay on the Strange Worlds of Wally Wood. macroverse.com/producers/vin…

Strange Worlds: Wally Wood — Vintage Editions

Before EC and MAD made him a legend, Wally Wood was drawing rocket ships, monsters and heroines for Avon, and his covers already looked like nobody else's. He's the fourth artist in our Vintage...

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The 10 most read Golden Age comics on Vintage Editions, all time. 1. Adventures into the Unknown #1, cover by Ed Moritz and Edvard Moritz 2. Black Magic #1, cover by Jack Kirby 3. Chamber of Chills #1, cover by Al Avison 4. Phantom Lady #1, cover by Matt Baker
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5. Phantom Lady #5, cover by Matt Baker 6. Captain Science #1, cover by Walter Johnson 7. Crime Does Not Pay #1, cover by Charles Biro 8. Weird Mysteries #2, cover by Bernard Baily 9. Sheena, Queen of the Jungle #1, cover by Dan Zolnerowich
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10. Witches Tales #1, cover by Al Avison Which one did you start with? Start reading on Macroverse.
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109 new issues went live on Macroverse this week. The Changing Tales #4 by Alex Ogle Bushidos #6 by Eben Matthews + Adam Martin and Nicolás Castell Darkland #12 by Evan Shapiro and Frank Calicó Rock Mary Rock #10 by Nicky Soh Black Birch #4 by Eduardo Cintron and Juan Doe Cereal #1 by Donnie Steinberg and Richard A. Harrington What are you reading first? Start reading on Macroverse. @alexogle @NicolasCastell @eshap @frank_calico @juandoe @WriteDon
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Read Fun Parade #42 on Macroverse. embed.macroverse.com/portal/…
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The 15 Golden Age comics readers jumped on this week on Vintage Editions. 1. Black Cat #30, cover by Lee Elias 2. Startling Comics #49, cover by Alex Schomburg 3. Black Cat #45 4. Adventures into the Unknown #59, cover by Ogden Whitney
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11. Contact Comics #2, cover by L. B. Cole 12. Treasure Comics #8, cover by August Froehlich 13. Wings Comics #75, cover by Bob Lubbers 14. Wings Comics #74, cover by Bob Lubbers 15. Contact Comics #9, cover by L. B. Cole
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103 Golden Age comics went up on Vintage Editions this week, across 43 series. Every week more of the Golden Age goes up. Start reading on Macroverse.
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Slave Girl Comics macroverse.com/producers/vin…

Slave Girl Comics on Macroverse

Slave Girl Comics ran for exactly two issues, February and April 1949, before Avon shut it down. The cover proclaimed its heroine Slave Girl Princess, while the indicia carried the workaday title...

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Read Fun Parade #49 on Macroverse. embed.macroverse.com/portal/…
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Read Fun Parade #49 on Macroverse. embed.macroverse.com/portal/…
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Adult Humor macroverse.com/producers/vin…

Adult Humor on Macroverse

The American gag-cartoon and pin-up magazines of the 1920s through the 1950s are the newsstand tradition that ran alongside the comic book and helped pay for it. Fawcett Publications is the clearest...

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It Rhymes with Lust macroverse.com/producers/vin…

It Rhymes with Lust on Macroverse

It Rhymes with Lust came out in 1950 from the St. John Publishing Company, a full-length crime story told in comic panels. Its title page bills it as an original picture novel, with the story by...

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Murder Incorporated macroverse.com/producers/vin…

Murder Incorporated on Macroverse

Murder Incorporated was a crime comics series from Fox Feature Syndicate, drawing its title and conceptual frame from the real organized crime enforcement operation that had captured national...

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The Killers macroverse.com/producers/vin…

The Killers on Macroverse

Magazine Enterprises published The Killers as part of its crime line, under founder Vin Sullivan. Sullivan left Columbia Comics in 1943 to start the company after growing frustrated with its reluct...

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Authentic Police Cases macroverse.com/producers/vin…

Authentic Police Cases on Macroverse

Archer St. John started his company in 1947 on Fifth Avenue, built it out of freelance relationships instead of a staff, and made his first money somewhere other than publishing. Authentic Police...

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