Sunday, March 20, 2022
Today in Comics History, March 20: Happy birthday, Diana Albers!
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A very happy birthday today to comics letterer Diana Albers , who's lettered hundreds of Marvel Comics from the 1970s through the 1990s,...
Today in Comics History, March 20: Happy birthday, Abe Beame!
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Born today in 1906, the real-life 104th Mayor of New York City, Abraham "Abe" Beame ! he was in office when the city went virtuall...
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Today in Comics History, March 20, 1908: If only they had been carrying Lipton® Cup-a-Soup®! Real soup on the go — You never had soup so good so fast! (This blog post brought you to you Lipton Cup-a-Soup)
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from "North to the Pole" in Real Heroes #14 (Parents' Magazine Press, May 1946), creators unknown
Today in Comics History, March 20, 1919: Ant-Man fighting communists again
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from Lugosi: The Rise and Fall of Hollywood's Dracula (Humanoids/Life Drawn, September 2021), story and art by Koren Shadm, letters ...
Saturday, March 19, 2022
Liberty Bell March, Day 19: Suck on
this
, Scott McCloud!
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You may not have seen this if you don't own a copy of the wonderful but long out-of-print but lucky-for-you-it's-been-recently-re-re...
Today in Comics
History
Future, March 19, 2064: Mars ain't the kind of place to catch COVID
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from "Class of 2064: Class Trip" in New Talent Showcase (1984 series) #1 (DC, January 1984), script and letters by Todd Klein,...
Friday, March 18, 2022
What's Bully Watching?: Mystery Science Theater 3000, Season 13
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Me and my robot pals are in our seats at the Gizmoplex ! The new 13th season of Mystery Science Theater 3000 , which I helped Kickstart, is ...
Liberty Bell March, Day 18: DON'T DATE ROBOTS!
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Tonight's installment of Liberty Bell March is brough to you live from the Grill-O-Mat Snack Bar in Paignton, and was suggested to me by...
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Today in Comics History, March 18: Happy birthday, Grover Cleveland!
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Born on this very day right here in 1837: Grover Cleveland , the 22nd and 24th President of the United States, who is known today pretty mu...
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Today in Comics History, March 18: Happy birthday, Frank McLaughlin!
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Born today in 1935: comics illustrator Frank McLaughlin , artist on the comic strip Gil Thorp (and assistant on Brenda Starr , Nancy , and ...
Today in Comics History, March 18: Happy birthday, Bill Reinhold!
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Born on this day: Bill Reinhold, comic book penciller and inker! He's worked on The Badger, The Punisher, Earth X, Batman, Silver Surfe...
Today in Comics History, March 18: Batman enters his Blue Period
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from Batman: Dark Victory #7 (DC, June 2000), script by Jeph Loeb, pencils and inks by Tim Sale, colors by Gregory Wright, color sepa...
Today in Comics History, March 18, 2003: The
Batman
issue where Damian dies is spoiled by the media
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from Batman: Orphans #1 (DC, February 2011), script by Eddie Berganza, pencils by Carlo Barberi, inks by Juan Vlasco, colors by Chuck Pi...
Thursday, March 17, 2022
Today in
Lucky St. Patrick's Day
Comics History, March 17: The budget's not in the green
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from "A Very Harley Holiday" in DC Rebirth Holiday Special #1 one-shot (DC, February 2017), script by Paul Dini, pencils and i...
Today in
Lucky St. Patrick's Day
Comics History, March 17: The boys of the GCPD choir were singing Galway Bay
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from Batman: Dark Victory #6 (DC, April 2000), script by Jeph Loeb, pencils and inks by Tim Sale, colors by Gregory Wright, color sepa...
Liberty Bell March, Day 17: And Now for Something Completely Elseworlds
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Superman: True Brit is a 2004 DC original graphic novel that poses the puzzling question: What if Baby Kal-El had landed in England instead...
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Today in Comics History, March 17: Wow, A. C.
are
B!
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from "Lady Cop" in Gang Busters #9 (DC, April 1949), script by Phil Evans, pencils and inks by Dan Barry
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Today in
Lucky St. Patrick's Comics Day
History, March 17: That was actually industrial waste, Commissioner Gordon
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from Batman: The Long Halloween #6 (DC, May 1997), script by Jeph Loeb, pencils and inks by Tim Sale, colors by Gregory Wright, letter...
St. Patrick's Day
: Hey, remember when his name was "L.C.?" Me either.
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advertisement from DC Comics cover-dated October 1964, artist unknown
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Today in Comics History, March 17: Alanis Morissette, The Dark Knight
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from "The Challenge of the Calendar Man!" in Detective Comics #259 (DC, September 1958), script by Bill Finger, pencils by S...
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