from Metal Men # 30.
The B.E.T Awards Have Snubbed Me Again
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Now I don't want to make this all about how Black Entertainment Television
has done everything to keep me down - most by saying they already have a
little ...
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6 comments:
Nice one Joe. I never read Metal Men the first time around, so this is fun.
neither did I, mate. I'm enjoying them now, though.
Seeing DC's Platinum and Marvel's Jocasta at an early age gave me a thing for silver, female androids.
What a beautiful book - 1968 was a great year for art in DC, as they tried desperately to figure out what made Marvel so successful. Just compare the kind of layouts Kane had been forced to until maybe a year or so before this book - what incredible freedom he had here, and boy, did he rise to the challenge of depicting a pretty darn ridiculous story.
I really don't remember any 29-page stories back then, though. How did that happen?
Absolutely fabulous! Well done. I love the metal men, and Kane always seemed at his best (or at least most extravagant) layout-wise with this title. Love it.
What? No cover?
I've read this comic a hundred thousand times, I bet- I had it when I was a kid; age 8 in 1968. I bet I still have the worn-out, yellowed, coverless copy somewhere.
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