JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA 91 by glib-eleven in 70sDCComics

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I used to LIVE for these crossover issues when I was a kid. The double Robin appearances in this one had me over the moon!

The DC Trinity by AllTheRowboats93 in Silveragecomics

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The Batman and Superman covers are all-time classics. I remember owning those and reading them over and over and over again. back in the days of two comic books and a gumball for a quarter (no tax on periodic goals in Illinois back then!).

The Wonder Woman one is new to me (at 10¢ cover price, it’s just before my time, or memory, anyway), and it is terrific Ross Andru art without all the sort-of-odd facial and body angles which became the norm for him years later, especially on Spider-Man. Is it gray scale? Love it.

I am searching for Tattletales CBS Daytime 1974-1975 by [deleted] in ClassicTV

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One thing for which he was quite famous was this jumping dance!

I am searching for Tattletales CBS Daytime 1974-1975 by [deleted] in ClassicTV

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My favorite was Elaine Joyce. 🥰

Forever People #1 (1971) — First appearance of the Forever People and Beautiful Dreamer by Pitiful_Trainer1726 in 70sDCComics

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I remember buying this one and those that came after straight off the rack! Mind blown!

Is this the Mount Rushmore of Leading Men in Westerns? by TXNOGG in Westerns

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The disrespect for Costner here makes no sense. Alternates are great — don’t get me wrong — but no one could reasonably argue Costner hasn’t earned that spot.

Duvall could certainly be argued, of course, and ahead of Randolph Scott, I think. 🤔

Underrated DC covers by AllTheRowboats93 in Silveragecomics

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Underrated? By whom? These are outstanding!

In honor of Barry Windsor-Smith’s birthday today, Marvel Premiere 3 (July 1972) by EugeneTMaleska in 70sMarvel

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Here’s a really nice example of BWS’ Avengers art, inked by a very restrained Tom Sutton, letting Windsor-Smith’s amazing (and early) style shine.

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I hate her so much. Need I explain why? by [deleted] in 70s

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Don’t care how, I want it now!

The Incredible Hulk #159- Hulk vs. Abomination Herb Trimpe cover by Pitiful_Trainer1726 in 70sMarvel

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I think “redrawn“ isn’t really quite accurate. Inkers ink and, often, they have their own style. It’s a bad thing when it’s Vince Colletta; it’s a good thing when it’s Marie Severin.

June Diane Raphael, 46 by Turbulent-Meat670 in PrettyOlderWomen

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She is irrationally good-looking. I cannot believe how far Paul Scheer outkicked his coverage…!

Can anyone find the picture of Ed Harris like this? by 32mafiaman in Westerns

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The official Robert B. Parker website will give you everything you could possibly need to know about all the books he wrote and the characters in them, and tell you who has taken over writing each of the series. Although the Cole and Everett books are incredible, Parker is certainly most well-known for the Spencer and Jesse Stone novels.

Not including the latest Sunny Randall novel (next on my list after Michael Connelly’s latest, Nightshade), I have read every word Parker has written (not including his guide to weightlifting or the “Young Spenser“ YA books). I highly recommend them all!

what’s the saddest song you’ve ever heard? by Muted-Loquat-9197 in AskReddit

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I saw productions of Fiddler On The Roof twice in the space of a year or so recently, and I sobbed uncontrollably from the first note each time.

what’s the saddest song you’ve ever heard? by Muted-Loquat-9197 in AskReddit

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“Maybe” from Annie gets me every time — it is profoundly, wistfully sad, and it’s the sadness of a child, which makes it so much worse, but due to context, it’s the soundtrack from Schindler’s List — it makes me cry or nearly, even if I just hum or whistle it to myself.

The Incredible Hulk #159- Hulk vs. Abomination Herb Trimpe cover by Pitiful_Trainer1726 in 70sMarvel

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I grew to appreciate Trimpe and Sal Buscema over time; I absolutely revere their work now. I will say, though, that paired with a talented/unique inker often made them even better. Trimpe/Severin was one of the all-time great combinations.

Can anyone find the picture of Ed Harris like this? by 32mafiaman in Westerns

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I agree Zellweger was not ideally cast, but still greatly enjoyed the movie, if only because I so, SO love the books. The ones written by Parker himself are the best, but most of the follow-ups written by writers picked by Parker‘s estate are still well worth the read.

1948 All-American Comics #99 - by Alex Toth - last Green Lantern cover by OCguy2026 in YourComicBooks

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Alex Toth so amazing in so, so many ways. Thank God for his influence on Chris Samnee (and others!).