Yes, indeed, it is time for Germany to embrace its first true costumed superheroes. A quick aside- I recieved your package today ( just a few minutes ago, in fact ) and I was happily surprised to see the Independents book. It's a pity it's off the sales list. Although I am tooting my own horn here, I do like' the Job Interview'. Although I made it A6, the art still holds up reasonably at A4. Anyway - briefly. I looked through the comic strips and was surprised at Mr. Apollo... he looks like Marvel Man! SHAZAM ! & Captain Comet's art is so similar to TNT Tom, I wonder if the artist is the same... still... an interesting story. SuperHeroes # 2 perhaps ? Anyways, got to go. I'll talk to you in a bit - I'm trying to get some BAT work done for Chains of Hell. What do we call this BAT anyway ? There's Ward's BAT - McQueen's BAT - and ??? BAT .... as for Mr Apollo's BAT... don't sweat it. Like others he's just a flash in the pan BAT.... an acro-BAT. What a terrible pun that was ! I'm back to work. Bye.
Student's a bit late, just inked your 'Me GARA - Jungle Lord !' at the bottom of the letter. It looks pretty good... though I changed the worm to GoBo. Ooops - outtahere.
I have ALL your old letters (I may be bluffing but---) and art. You publish it AND I WILL DESTROY YOU!!!! Sorry, just had my tablets. I meant to write: "Oh. Really?"
Mr Apollo looks, as did Electro-Man, like Captain Marvel -the C.C. Beck Fawcett then DC comics character who was a BIGGER star than Superman which is why National pulled out all the stops to sue Fawcett! A little change in cape/collar and a pattern within the symbol ought to change him enough. Captain Comet (BEFORE DCs character of that name) was drawn by John McCail -brother of William (Back From The Dead) McCail. I think you'll find a note in my letter about how those guys WORKED for Swan. See, if we were around then Swan would have been MASSIVE (but we'd probably be dead now...hmm). Cross_Earths Caper (you've seen it?) Mr Bat, after that The Human Bat, then Wards Bat, then (McCail) Bat and the McQueen. I'm working on something to explain this so after I hear you have the other package I'll get to work!
It might be useful for me/us to have a pictorial list of the continuing BAT characters so I can keep them straight in my head - if you would kindly ( dear sir ) just draw a sketch of the five BATS with rough active dates ( for example Ward's BAT is - I believe - 20's 30's then late 80's 90's (?) and post it on CBO ) so I can keep them in order. .... Mr.Apollo.... right.... that's right, I'd forgoten. Captain Marvel WAS more popular than Superman, wasn't he ? Now, that might be an interesting article for CBO 'cos people just don't know. The history of comics is far more interesting and stranger than anything going on right now ( rumours of rumours of blah...)
I'll post it to you. I prefer NOT to post anything on CBO relating to work/business. There are thieves out there and there are trouble makers. Everything on CBO comments is public so...
Yes, indeed, it is time for Germany to embrace its first true costumed superheroes.
ReplyDeleteA quick aside- I recieved your package today ( just a few minutes ago, in fact ) and I was happily surprised to see the Independents book. It's a pity it's off the sales list. Although I am tooting my own horn here, I do like' the Job Interview'. Although I made it A6, the art still holds up reasonably at A4.
Anyway - briefly. I looked through the comic strips and was surprised at Mr. Apollo... he looks like Marvel Man! SHAZAM ! & Captain Comet's art is so similar to TNT Tom, I wonder if the artist is the same... still... an interesting story. SuperHeroes # 2 perhaps ? Anyways, got to go. I'll talk to you in a bit - I'm trying to get some BAT work done for Chains of Hell. What do we call this BAT anyway ? There's Ward's BAT - McQueen's BAT - and ??? BAT .... as for Mr Apollo's BAT... don't sweat it. Like others he's just a flash in the pan BAT.... an acro-BAT. What a terrible pun that was ! I'm back to work. Bye.
Student's a bit late, just inked your 'Me GARA - Jungle Lord !' at the bottom of the letter. It looks pretty good... though I changed the worm to GoBo. Ooops - outtahere.
ReplyDeleteI have ALL your old letters (I may be bluffing but---) and art. You publish it AND I WILL DESTROY YOU!!!! Sorry, just had my tablets. I meant to write: "Oh. Really?"
ReplyDeleteMr Apollo looks, as did Electro-Man, like Captain Marvel -the C.C. Beck Fawcett then DC comics character who was a BIGGER star than Superman which is why National pulled out all the stops to sue Fawcett! A little change in cape/collar and a pattern within the symbol ought to change him enough.
ReplyDeleteCaptain Comet (BEFORE DCs character of that name) was drawn by John McCail -brother of William (Back From The Dead) McCail. I think you'll find a note in my letter about how those guys WORKED for Swan. See, if we were around then Swan would have been MASSIVE (but we'd probably be dead now...hmm).
Cross_Earths Caper (you've seen it?) Mr Bat, after that The Human Bat, then Wards Bat, then (McCail) Bat and the McQueen. I'm working on something to explain this so after I hear you have the other package I'll get to work!
It might be useful for me/us to have a pictorial list of the continuing BAT characters so I can keep them straight in my head - if you would kindly ( dear sir ) just draw a sketch of the five BATS with rough active dates ( for example Ward's BAT is - I believe - 20's 30's then late 80's 90's (?) and post it on CBO ) so I can keep them in order. .... Mr.Apollo.... right.... that's right, I'd forgoten. Captain Marvel WAS more popular than Superman, wasn't he ? Now, that might be an interesting article for CBO 'cos people just don't know. The history of comics is far more interesting and stranger than anything going on right now ( rumours of rumours of blah...)
ReplyDeleteI'll post it to you. I prefer NOT to post anything on CBO relating to work/business. There are thieves out there and there are trouble makers. Everything on CBO comments is public so...
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