Batman vs. The Shadow

by Michael W. Kaluta 

The Golden Age: The Shadow by Michael W. Kaluta 
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Thor's Kåldolmar

Kåldolmar

The Mighty Marvel Superheroes Cookbook (1977) 
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Golden Pot, Rifles, Wolf, Pipe, Tree Stumps - Ever Felt That Way?

50 Watts: How Does It Feel to Feel? 
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January is...

Marvel 1975 Calendar Recyclable
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Pippi by Miyazaki

In 1971 Hayao Miyazaki of Studio Ghibli wanted to make an animated movie based on the children's books about Pippi Longstocking, but he was unable to obtain the rights from the author Astrid Lindgren. However there are some concept sketches and storyboards to see and also some more reading to do on the subject.

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A Crockwork Lemon

Dangerous Minds: The little-known MAD Magazine TV special, 1974
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Your Local Thundergod

Fantasy Ink: Marvel Superhero Stickers, 1975
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Dilemmas

Stopping Off Place
via 50 Watts' Facebook
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redrum

My vintage book collection: Houses Architects Live In - by Barbara Plumb (1977)
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WET

1978

Making WET: The Magazine of Gourmet Bathing 
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Moon Base Alpha

Space: 1999

Retro Futurism
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Dynamic Duo

Morgan Butler: "Jesus Christ looks on while his hombre The Bat-Krishna plays his Bat-Flute of Dreaming Consciousness, on a roof top in New York (Gotham) City, circa 1972."
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Mean Poster

Mean Streets, Martin Scorsese (1973) - Do you know the name of the artist? I'd like to add it.
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Music Connection

1960's and 1970's Artwork & Design (Facebook page)
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The Shadow Secret Society

Golden Age Comic Book Stories: Jim Steranko The Shadow Secret Society - 1972 
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Collaboration

my vintage book collection: Runaway Marie Louise - illustrated by Jose Aruego & Ariane Dewey
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Top Dog

by Robert Crumb

Golden Age Comic Book Stories: FWZ #1 - 1970
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Tac au Tac

If you think that you would appreciate watching a French TV show from the early 1970s where mainly Franco-Belgian comic artists - like Moebius, Uderzo, Franquin, Bretecher, Morris - are playing around, creating drawings in collaboration, then you should watch the "Tac au Tac" show on YouTube... Here's one episode:



found via Drawn!
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BP-pyssling

The original image found at Niblog.

BP has a long tradition dealing with small people, lilliputians and leprechauns. This little guy was seen on a bunch of BP promotional stuff, like stickers, when I was a kid in the 70s.

More about oil- and petrol mascots: GrandPrix63: Mobil-Olle, BP-pysslingen och Happy
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Jimmy Castor

Jimmy Castor in 1972 (1947-2012)
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