Saturday, March 6, 2010
Comic: Phantom (Gold Key)
Lets finish off this 3publisher series.1-5 download
6-8 download
9-12 download
13-17 download
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Friday, March 5, 2010
Anyone good at XML?
I'm going to try and movie this blog but i need some help. Over the past 24hrs ive been trying to import this blog elsewhere but i seem to have some errors on the xml (ive been trying to reload to another blogger site) if your familiar with blooger and xml (or know of another good place that lets you import) let me know and quickly if possible. I believe the problem im having has to do with the amount of posts but im not sure (plus ive changed templates over the years and other whatnots which i have no idea if they affect the import/export process.) I have the xml file and will share it with if you think you can help.
also if you know of a website etc that has info on this please share that too.
please contact me at Zen Tiger's email
thanks for any help
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Comic: Indian Chief
#1-33
#1 (four color #290 ) download
#2'the Chief' download
#3-11 download
#12-14 Download
#15-24 download
Magazine: Popular Science
find them here
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Thanks to Mark for pointing the way to this find.
Magazine: Horror Monsters
3 more issues.
v3 #8 download
v3#9 download
v3 #10 Download
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Comic: 3D Zone
3D download
This story also appears in 'This Is Suspense"23.
23 -wally wood Dr Jeckle story
Download #23
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Comic: Miss Fury
reprints#1-3 + additional info
download
note there is some slight warping of the image near the spine - nominal effect and can still easily be read.
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Comic: Firehair comics
Firehair is a comic book character who appeared in features in the comic book anthology "Rangers Comics", published by Fiction House. Firehair premiered in Rangers #21 (February, 1945) and appeared in every issue up to #65 (May, 1952). She also appeared in eleven issues of her own quarterly title from Winter, 1948 to Spring, 1952. Issues #3 to #6 were titled Pioneer West Romances featuring Firehair. Writers on the feature are not definitively known, nor is it known who created Firehair. The majority of the art was done by Lee Elias, Bob Lubbers and Robert Webb.
Firehair was originally Lynn Cabot, the mild-mannered daughter of Boston businessman John Cabot. She was accompanying her father west with a caravan of rifles from the town of Plainsville, each traveling under the alias of "Smith". On the prairie, Cabot's wagon train was ambushed by what seemed to be Dakota Indians. Cabot and the trail hands were all killed in the ambush and Lynn was thrown from the overturned wagon and left for dead.
She was found by Little Ax, a member of the Dakota Indian tribe of the area. Little Ax recognized the attackers as white men disguised as Dakotas. Seeing that Lynn was still alive, he brought her back to his tribe and reported the ambush to the tribal leader, his father Tehama. There Lynn was nursed back to health. However, the traumatic experience and the fall induced amnesia in her. At Little Ax's behest, Tehama allows Lynn to stay under his son's care, as she is the only witness who can clear the Dakotas of suspicion in the raid. This all was depicted in Rangers #21, reprinted in Firehair #1.
Under Little Ax's care, Lynn quickly took to the tribal ways and soon grew to be the equal of any member, male or female. Dubbed Firehair by the tribe, she showed abnormal physical prowess and a single-minded ferocity in battle and ultimately surpassed everyone as a warrior. Her skill and judgment make her an advisor to Tehama (Rangers #22).
Some time later, Firehair helped drive off a raid on the tribe's horse pen by thieves, led by an area outlaw named Fingers. Fingers recognized Firehair, for he and his gang led the raid on her father's caravan, disguised as Dakotas. Fingers and his gang stalk Firehair and fire upon her later as she and Little Ax hunt. Falling from her horse, Firehair struck her head and regained her lost memory. Seeking justice for her father, the woman rode to Plainsville and confronted Fingers' gang in a shack outside of town(Rangers #23). Later she outwitted a pair of con artists trying to claim the Cabot inheritance by presenting a lookalike for Lynn (Rangers #24).
But once she returned to Plainsville, Lynn found that she loved life with the Dakotas more than life in white civilization. She returned to the tribe and resumed her career as the Dakota's fiercest and best warrior, Firehair.
Firehair is very strong and athletic. She is a fierce and capable hand to hand fighter, often beating male adversaries. She is an accomplished horse rider and quickly tamed a wild stallion, which she named Devil's Eye. She is also skilled at using a knife or bow and arrow, abilities taught to her during her convalescence by Little Ax, and with a revolver. The latter skill was apparently learned during her life as Lynn Cabot. Firehair exhibits a keen eye, a suspicious nature, a fearless attitude in the face of danger and a great deal of drive and determination. Most of the Dakota tribe look to her as a de facto leader in the absence of Chief Tehama.
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Comic: the Liberty Project
The Liberty Project was a comic book created by writer Kurt Busiek, creator of Astro City and Thunderbolts, and artist James W. Fry.
The series told the story of a team of four (later five) young former supervillains, who now formed a group of super heroes. This group was put together the U.S. government who offered them an early parole for protecting their country and others against teenage monsters, autocratic space aliens as well as larcenous old friends and lovers.
#1-8 download
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Comic: The Phantom (King)
#18-21 download
#22-28 download
Note#1-17 were Gold Key ,29? & 30-74 were Charlton
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Comic: The Phantom goes to war.
Classic Phantom tale by Lee Falk reprinted by Frew publications (Australian publisher)
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#1274 in the Frew #'s
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Magazine: Famous Monsters of Filmland
#127 download
#65 download
Find other issues of this magazine here:
FMOF archive
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Comic: Claw (Wildstorm)
This is so bloody I want to warn those with weak stomachs. This may even be considered horror by some more so than just fantasy.
#1-6 download
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Comic: Plastic Forks
Unusual tale done with a frenetic art style. Thriller storyline.
and a dose of monkeys too.
#1-5 download
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Comic: Mighty Marvel Western (2006)
In 06 Marvel put out another Vol of Mighty Marvel Western. Each issue had it's own theme and stars. Each is labeled #1 but all are Mighty Marvel Westerns. Most also included reprint backups.
Strange Westerns #1- Black Rider
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Western Legends#1
Red Wolf , Hurricane,Rawhide Kid, Gunslinger
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Kid Colt and the Arizona Girl#1,Rawhide Kid
download
Twogun Kid #1 She Hulk,Rawhide Kid
download
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Monday, March 1, 2010
Comic: The Phantom
The numbering sequence started with Gold Key in 1962 publishing 1-17.
Then starting in 1966 King published 18-28.
#29 ? seems to have been skipped.
#30-35 download
#36-39 download
#40-44 download
#45-49 download
#50-54 download
#55-59 download
# 60 -63 Download
#64-69 download
#70-74 download
Info
Mark said:Jim Aparo drew many early issues. There's a few Ditko shorts in there. I remember Don Newton drew a lot of the later ones before he, like Aparo, moved on to draw Batman for DC.
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Comic: Warfront
#11,18 download
note #21 is also included but the file is broken (change the file name and unzip -see how here)
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Comic: The Massochists
#1 download
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Old piles of good sh... stuff
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