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Friday, 1 February 2013
PART TWO OF FOOM COVER & IMAGE GALLERY...
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I applied for FOOM membership when it was advertised in Marvel UK in the early 70s (think it was only 50p) and waiting in anticipation for ages, then one day I got a letter with a slip in in (and my 50p PO)saying it was sold out - I was so disappointed. I managed to pick up a couple of FOOM mags in Glasgow about 10 years ago and to be honest want impressed but 12 year old me in 1973 would have loved it - have to say go a couple of the e "World of DC comics" fanzines as well and thought they were really good - enjoying the UK Marvel stuff keep it up please - McScotty
ReplyDeleteIf I remember correctly, McScotty, I received the same slip - but they kept my money and sent me issue #3 instead. Never had an issue of World of DC comics - they looked really good, too.
ReplyDeleteInteresting comparing your two postings - the FOOM covers designed by Steranko are really well-considered pieces, the next lot look like they were handed over to the office intern to knock out as quickly as possible.
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Baden
The first four looked like actual 'magazine' covers - the next lot looked more like comicbook covers. Horses for courses I suppose.
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