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The Comics in the Golden Age Podcast. And sometimes the Platinum Age. Celebrating comics books & comic strips of all genres & their creators (especially their creators) from the 1930s to the 1950s, & other comics history!
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Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964).
An image from Special Edition Comics #1 (1940) by C.C. Beck of Captain Marvel riding a large bomb.
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Comics strips of the world, unite! The Daily Worker's longest-running comic strip, "Little Lefty" (created by staff cartoonist Maurice del Bourgo under the pen name Del), first appeared on October 8, 1934. Here are the first two strips—the second with cameos by popular comics characters of the day.
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Today is the birthday of actor Kirk Alyn, born John Feggo Jr. (Oct. 8, 1910-March 14, 1999), who played two DC Comics heroes in movie serials of the 1940s & 50s, Superman and Blackhawk.
Alyn as Superman. Alyn as Blackhawk.
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All of these Hong Kong action films flooding streaming services are really messing with my usual all-horror October movie binge.
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If you are ten minutes into a movie, and there are candles, doves, and lots of gunfire, you know you are in for an amazing John Woo film.
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Fifth anniversary of this masterpiece
Heathcliff cartoon, 10/6/2020. Two mice observe that Heathcliff is dressed as the John Astin Riddler.
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Cover art by Harry Anderson, with colors by Stan Goldberg.
Strange Tales #28 (1954). The cover is a close-up image of a terrified man being pulled into a coffin by the skeleton inside.
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"Canary Row," featuring the debut of Granny (Tweety Bird's owner), premiered 75 years ago, on October 7, 1950.
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Little Nemo in Slumberland by Winsor McCay from October 7, 1906.
Nemo and the Princess have gone for a ride on a large elephant. They switch to a car and ride a giant loop and then off a ramp into the sky, while the moon looks on smiling. Before they land, Nemo wakes up in his bed.