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Tag Archives: Shaky Kane
COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (5 February 2024)
A February reminder that comic book covers can be awesome, Captain edition:
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Tagged Alan Davis, Bob McLeod, Bob Smith, C.C. Beck, Captain Action, Captain America, Captain Atom, Captain Britain, Captain Canuck, Captain Carrot, Captain Carter, Captain Marvel, Captain Science, covers, Excalibur, Gaspar Saladino, George Freeman, Irv Novick, Jamie McKelvie, Joe Orlando, Mike Zeck, Pat Broderick, Paul Neary, Scott Shaw, Shaky Kane, Todd Klein, Wally Wood
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COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (20 February 2023)
An explosive reminder that comics can be awesome: Casanova: Acedia #7 Gødland #12 Last Driver
Posted in GLIMPSES INTO AWESOMENESS
Tagged C.S. Baker, Casanova, Cris Peter, Dustin Harbin, Fábio Moon, Godland, Last Driver, Nick Filardi, Shaky Kane, Tom Scioli
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COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (2 January 2023)
The hiatus is over! The longer posts on Thursday will back later this week. Meanwhile, I want to move a bit away from covers in these Monday reminders of comic books’ potential for awesomeness… After all, covers are hardly the … Continue reading
COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (15 June 2020)
Lately I’ve been using the COMICS CAN BE AWESOME section to spotlight nifty covers, mostly of old, Cold War-era series, from war/horror hybrids to pulpy fantasy anthologies (usually with the words ‘weird,’ ‘strange,’ and/or ‘mystery’ in the title)… I’m not the … Continue reading