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  • YoungOnce
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    I was waiting to see Howard the Duck! It was so cool... before the movie.

    Great thread... I really got into Weird War Tales, House of Mystery/Secrets, Ghost

    Also loved Marvel's monster titles Where Monsters Dwell/Creatures Roam and all those.

    Kamandi... The Spectre run in Adventure Comics... Loved all DC's 100 page Giants... Sgt. Rock, G.I. Combat and The Losers... all those were cool at the time.

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  • Marvelmania
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    Any Treasury Edition
    Savage Tales
    Marvel Tales
    Any Giant-Size issue
    Marvel Double Feature
    Marvel Two-in-One
    Man-Thing
    Supervillain Team Up
    Howard the Duck

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  • jds1911a1
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    Originally posted by goldenryan
    yeah, i love when speedy was a junkie, and the old black man tells green lantern he hasn't done anything for the black people. profound stuff for it's day. my favorite comic team has always been lee and kirby but adams and o'neal made some great stuff.
    The best was in 88 I am in a comic shop and the famous cover of speedy with the needle is on the rare issues on the wall. I look at my Bro say the line and the kid next to me (probably 12) says "who's speedy" I looked at my buddy who owned the shop and said "man are we old" and i was only 18.

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  • goldenryan
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    Originally posted by jds1911a1
    Green lantern green arrow post issues 90-125 (the HTH line from 76-89 from the end of the initial run is amazing but is hardly one that is not talked of or highly regarded)
    yeah, i love when speedy was a junkie, and the old black man tells green lantern he hasn't done anything for the black people. profound stuff for it's day. my favorite comic team has always been lee and kirby but adams and o'neal made some great stuff.

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  • jds1911a1
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    Luke Cage Powerman / Powerman & Iron fist
    All Star Comics (70's revival)
    Green lantern green arrow post issues 90-125 (the HTH line from 76-89 from the end of the initial run is amazing but is hardly one that is not talked of or highly regarded)
    Flash still have most of em too love those rogues but nothing deep in the story lines
    Captain America - especialy the ones with Falcon

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  • johnnystorm
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    Wouldn't a WARLORD mego be cool? I'm sure someone's customized him. I'll have to check out Wonder Woman- it's not on my buy list right now. DC just used CLAW in a mini-series crossed over with Red Sonja.
    As for that ad, Mego should have done a couple of those mystery characters like Swamp Thing & Phantom Stranger- would have tied together the WGSH line & the Monsters line.

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  • Captain
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    Ahhh yes, those great ads! I used to wish Mego would use those as inspiration for new characters...of course ....they never did.

    I know return you to your regularily scheduled thread....

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  • The Toyroom
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    And Warlord too...wasn't he in the same ad?

    It wasn't my favorite arc of Gail's on the book...it was OK but nothing great.

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  • Earth 2 Chris
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    Stalker was just revived again (as a villain) in "Wonder Woman", along with Claw and Beowulf.
    Really? Gail Simone must have come across that "Line of DC Super-Stars" ad with all of those guys! Whose next, Tor and the Avenger from Justice, Inc?

    Chris

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  • The Toyroom
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    Originally posted by johnnystorm
    STALKER: a great little four issue Sword & Sorcery book with art by Steve Ditko & Wally Wood...how this one never gets mentioned I dunno! They semi-revived the character as a villain in an elate 90S Justice Society mini-series.
    Stalker was just revived again (as a villain) in "Wonder Woman", along with Claw and Beowulf.

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  • ThatBatmanGuy
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    All great comics. I remember reading and owning most of them at one time or another.

    I would have to say pick would be:

    Luke Cage POWERMAN!

    I don't know of a single book today that can refer to a black man with the N word or call him an Oreo, then have said black man refer to the white guys as Honkys or white gutter trash. Then our hero Luke Cage beat the living stew outta both of them while shouting "SWEET CHRISTMAS!" At the same time giving a pretty good look at the life of a black man. No PC crap involved, just writing great stories. Those were some good comics.

    Bob

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  • johnnystorm
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    STALKER: a great little four issue Sword & Sorcery book with art by Steve Ditko & Wally Wood...how this one never gets mentioned I dunno! They semi-revived the character as a villain in an elate 90S Justice Society mini-series.

    DC SPECIAL & DC SUPERSTARS: Nice classic, fun reprints (especially the Superstars of space issues with Adam Strange). Later some pretty offbeat but cool new stuff such as Strange Sports Stories (with the JLA vs. The SSofSV in a baseball game!) or Dinosaurs At Large with Captain Comet & Tommy Tomorrow. And of course, the ever popular SUPERHEROES VS. SUPER-GORILLAS!!
    Stuff like that you'll never , ever see tried again at DC (now standing for DEATH COMICS).

    THE CAT from Marvel- again, great Wally Wood art, sexy heroine!

    THE HUMAN FLY- because he's REAL!

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  • ctc
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    >TV 21 Comic

    I've seen little sniglets from this one over the years and yeah, it looks liek they did a oot of good stuff. It was mostly tv tie-ins, wasn't it? (I remember a few prisioner stories.)

    >I know its from the 80's but I really miss "Warrior" also

    Never got to see it; but I keep running into folks who remember it quite fondly.

    >I LOVE the '70 STARFIRE Series all 8 issues of it!

    I thought I was the only person who remmebered this one....

    Other good 70's books:

    -Doctor Spektor
    -the Marvel Star Wars comic
    -Where Monsters Dwell. (Even though it was all reprints. I didn't know that way back when....)
    -those DC reprints of old stuff like Space Heroes and UFO Invasion.
    -the Warren mags. (Wish mine hadn't drownt all them years ago; I could really use a custom of the Crime Crusher. "Did I just hear a 'POOMPH?!?")
    -The Eternals
    -Scary Tales (I actually have a custom of the Baroness in the works.)
    -Creepy Things
    -Midnight Tales (One of my favouritest comics EVER!)

    Don C.

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  • bobws
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    THANK YOU Toyroom !!! I LOVE the '70 STARFIRE Series all 8 issues of it! i wish they'd revisit it and continue her story! Now i need a box and backer board even if i don't make a custom figure!!
    i loved World's Finest for BC/GA
    Batman Family
    70's Teen Titans
    Invaders from marvel
    Freedom Fighters

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  • Jmass
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    Omega the Unknown. Quirky book w/ enough story that I wanted to keep buying it. Haven't read the new series - Anyone have any reviews?

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