I'd always imagined that the story of RAY CUSICK not profiting from his design for The DALEKS was a relatively recent revelation. (Around the 1980s sometime, which seems recent to people of my age.) Surprisingly however, it was being reported as far back as 1965, only a couple of years after The Daleks had first appeared on TV in Dr. Who. Read all about it in the above article. It's a bit faded, so you'll have to apply yourself. (Click to enlarge, click again for optimum size.) I wonder what he thought when he first saw the MARX TOYS version of his design?
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Tuesday, 21 March 2017
KAMANDI - THE LAST BOY ON EARTH...
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In 2009, DC COMICS released WEDNESDAY COMICS, a weekly anthology broadsheet periodical, containing several single-page strips. Amongst them was KAMANDI by DAVE GIBBONS & RYAN SOOK, and the art was spectacular. So for all Kamandi fans, here are all 12 episodes to thrill and astound you!
(And don't forget to pick up the latest issue of KAMANDI CHALLENGE, available from all good comics shops.)
PART TWENTY ONE Of COMIC COVERS 'SNAP'! - FF #25 & TOM STRONG #21...
No point in explaining the point of this post - the title says it all! ALAN MOORE is well-known by now for using or imitating other people's characters and concepts, then complaining when he thinks others have done the same thing to him. What's that old saying about 'people in glass houses'? His home must be freezing!
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