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October 9, 2022
Theres something undefinably unique about Quality Comics from the post-WWII era, and early 1950s Doll Man is a good example.
October 5, 2022
Little-remembered artist Dan Zolnerowich contributed over 100 spectacular covers to a variety of Fiction House comic book titles.
October 4, 2022
Tiger Girl was created by artist Robert Webb and her stories ran continuously from 1944 to the end of Fiction House in 1954.
August 20, 2022
Golden Age comic books first masked hero The Clock got a second lease on life when he landed at Quality Comics with Feature Funnies #3.
August 3, 2022
As the volume of Matt Bakers Fiction House contributions declined, he worked with other publishers, leading to his Fox Feature Syndicate era
July 25, 2022
Subtitled "Weird and Strange" on covers, Superior Comics "Mysteries" is as obscure as Pre-Code Horror gets -- and with lots of skulls.
July 24, 2022
The obscure Atomic Comics #4 contains an eclectic mix of material including the boxing adventure Kid Kane by Matt Baker.
July 20, 2022
Identified as the publication containing Matt Bakers first published comic work, Jumbo Comics #69 features his art on jungle girl Sheena.
April 5, 2021
Reply The new Charles Pan-Fried Chicken Location on West 145th Street and Edgecombe Avenue was formally announced last week. Charless largest location to date, it will open this summer. (Niger Studio for Studio Parallel Arch+Design) HARLEM, NY โ Harlemites who passed by the longtime Charles Pan-Fried Chicken storefront in recent months may have been dismayed to see it shuttered, fearing that the fried chicken master had closed up for good on 132nd Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard. In f...
January 2, 2021
Superheroes and trailblazers: Black comic book artists, rediscovered Ace Harlem, a Dic Tracey-like detective created by Orrin C. Evans and John Terrell. The comic ran in the premiere (and only) issue of All-Negro Comics, the first all-Black comic produced by an all-Black staff in 1947. Yoe Books via The New York Times. by Helene Stapinski (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- Ken Quattroยs deep dive into Black comic book artists started out of frustration. Twenty years ago, while researching a man named Matt ...