Ah, I take solace in seeing the Intarwebs slowly but surely archiving all my adolescent and twenty-something obsessions.
Years ago when I lived in Boston I happened to have an apartment in the same building as Newbury Comics (back when they sold mostly comic books). Much of my disposable income went into checking out all the massively cool things going on in (warning: pretentiousness alert!) sequential art at the time, especially in such old standbys as Creepy and Eerie. One story still capable of making pull a Diet Pepsi spew is "The Super Abnormal Phenomena Survival Kit" by Jim Stenstrum (story) & John Severin (art).
Pardon the scan quality; I, uh, appropriated them (yes, that's the word! Not "stole," but "appropriated." Much classier. Hey, all the cool kids are doing it!) Enjoy!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
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Oh, geez; credit where credit is due:
Cosas de Un Parado Amancebado
This is from the early to mid '70's I think, about the time I was in college and lost interest in Creepy. Frank Frazetta, Gray Morrow and Steve Ditko were long gone, but the SPSK was a classic!
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