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Thursday 22 September 2016
RECOMMENDED READING - CAPTAIN AMERICA EPIC COLLECTION VOLUME TWO...
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I've been gathering up some Epic volumes of later (thanks to your recommendations I have to say) and my wallet is not happy but I am. They are great volumes, perfectly balanced to sit in lap as I gobble up great classic comics. I'm reading the Hulk volume right now and that's led me to read all of the early Marvel stuff (FF, Ant-Man, Thor, etc.) to build the context for his debut. The later volumes are likely not coming home with me, but I have to say stuff like this, Silver Age stuff will likely find a home.
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Yeah, the Silver Age stuff is great in this format, Rip. No doubt there'll be a Dr. Strange Epic Collection along soon. I'll probably buy it, even 'though I've just bought the Omnibus edition. I'm a sucker for these things, I really am. Incidentally, curiously, your comments no longer appear in my email inbox like they used to. I now only see them when I log into the blog. Weird.
ReplyDeleteI love Colan's art. But his costume design. Not so great.
ReplyDeleteI guess Stan was happy enough with it 'though, Phil. If not, he'd soon have said.
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