Defending Democracy: Vapo-Man!

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Japan: ‘City & Design’ Magazine, Cover Illustration by Isamu Kurita, 1966

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Stan Lee: The Human Torch

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Captain America: ‘His Brother’s Keeper’

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Captain America Inked Panels

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Vintage Freak Show: ‘Rubber Skin Man’

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Steve Ditko Page: ‘Amazing Spider-Man’ #29

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How Do Kangas Breathe in Space?’

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Wonder Woman Vol 1 #5

 


Original Art, Color Guide, and Final Cover Art by John Romita Sr. from Captain America #114


First Issue of MAD Magazine, 1952

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First Issue of “Mad Magazine”, 10/1952

Happy birthday, Harvey Kurtzman and Mad Magazine! In October 1952, the very first issue of a new comic called “Mad” was issued, written almost entirely by Kurtzman. It soon came under Senate investigation (thus entering the records of the National Archives), which led to the comic book being transformed into the magazine still going strong today.

One of these early issues of Mad is on display in the Archives’ permanent exhibit, The Public Vaults, in Washington, DC.

(via National Archives Foundation on Facebook)


Answer: No, Unless They Are Zombies

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Question: Who Can You Love?

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Robert Crumb for The East Village Other, 1970


A Television Screen! Let’s See What Goes On in This World Of The Future!

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‘Pilots, Man Your Planes!’ Original Steve Canyon Illustration by Milton Caniff, circa 1966

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Steve Canyon illustration by Milton Caniff, circa 1966.

 


‘Inanimate Objects Obey My Thought’

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Atomic Comics #4, July 1, 1946

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Cover Art by Matt Baker, the first (known) African American Comic Book Artist.


Robert Crumb: Self-portrait, 1983

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‘These Are the Spellbinding Glasses of the Mad Hypnotist: Don’t Stare Into These Lenses!’

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Betty and Veronica: ‘Like a Book’

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[COMIC PANEL] Beware the Bunny!

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‘On With The Dance’ from Menace #2 (1953)

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Comic Panel: ‘Then–In the Rear View Mirror — A Glimpse of Grinning Horror!’

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Full Speed to Paradise Island!

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Captain America #138, June 1971: Stan Lee, Tony Mortellaro, & John Romita Sr.

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Captain America #138 (June 1971)

Art John Romita Sr. & John Romita Sr
Words by Stan Lee

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Vintage Sci-Fi Cover: ‘Super Science’

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Time to Get Reading Glasses? Fritz Ritz

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Beautiful vintage comic book cover, 1940s. Clearly an excuse for cartoonist Ernie Bushmiller to enjoy drawing Fritzi Ritz‘s shapely legs.


‘It’s True, I Tell You, It’s True!

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Spy Ring Captured: Captain America a Powerful Force Against Spies and Saboteurs!

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CAPTAIN AMERICA COMICS #1 (March 1941)
By Jack Kirby & Joe Simon

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‘We Must Overcome These Villains or Our Earth Will Be Threatened’

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WORLD’S FINEST #148 (March 1965)
Art by Curt Swan & Sheldon Moldoff
Words by Edmond Hamilton

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Scream Show: ‘Mighty Gargantua’

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The Grim Gallery: Exhibit 1309


Herbie Hancock by Johanna Goodman

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Ernie Bushmiller’s Nancy: ‘You Want Me To Become a Communist?’

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Toys for Tots Poster by Jack Kirby

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Toys for Tots Poster by Jack Kirby

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Patsy Explains What’s Wrong

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‘Wonder Woman vs. Robot Woman’

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Comic Panel: ‘The Black Panther’

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Comic Panel: ‘Suddenly, Tony Stark…’

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Marvel Comic Page: ‘There–Around Our Meeting Table–The Five Original Avengers!’

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