There is something vaguely familiar about these two covers, but I cant quite put my finger on it…
Creepy, Issue 18, January 1968
Bullseye, June, 1981
Charlton Comics, Bullseye #1 featuring Blue Beetle and The Question
Dr. No, 1962
US Poster, Art by Michael Hooks
Modern Boy, Feb 25th, 1939
Fay Wray, Easter, 1929
Silhouette of Hope
Easter Themed Editorial Comic Strip by Karl Hubenthal
Colonel March of Scotland Yard
Based on a character in John Dickson Carr’s The Department of Queer Complaints, Boris Karloff plays detective Colonel March. In this 26 episode television series we find Colonel March solve “unsolvable” mysteries. Being only 30 minutes long the mysteries don’t go very deep and in in the case of at least one episode, had a very “Scooby Doo” vibe to it. As of this writing it is available on TUBI
The role of Colonel March allowed Boris, then age 65, to go back to England to go into semi-retirement and visit old friends.
Mr. Skygack, Mar 30, 1908
Saw odd tribe of earth-beings busily engaged in destroying house ~~ As means of hastening process of destruction, made use of apparatus containing smoke, fluid and noise ~~ Attached to apparatus were long artificial snakes ~~ One earth-being fidgeted around barking at others through horn.
Millions in Gold, 1916
MILLIONS IN GOLD LIE AT BOTTOMS OF SEAS
FINANCIERS BACK ENGINEERS TO MAKE SEARCH
New York, June 12 – Would you believe that big business men financiers and stock market operators of the super-wise Wall street clan would put up $125,000 to finance an expedition to search the bottom of the five oceans for lost treasure trove?
They have.
Cough Like Batman
Not my idea, but I did re-design it…
