Good evening, vintage mates…
and good evening, Dr. Manhattan…
In this instalment, we showcase 1940s and 1960s covers for French comic Lisette; a fistful of DC war story comics including three excellent Weird War Tales covers; a 1979 Look-In magazine; some MAD from 1993; and one of the greatest graphic novels ever created – DC’s Watchmen.
Featuring artwork by Roger Bussemey, R.J. Sornas, Neal Adams, Russ Heath, James Warhola, Joe Kubert, Ross Andru, Romeo Tanghal, Dave Gibbons, and others.
Thanks for looking 🙂
Lisette N°26. 1946. France.
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- Lisette N°25. 1946. Roger Bussemey cover. France.
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- Lisette N°46. 1960. France.
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- Lisette N°24. 1946. R. J. Sornas cover. France.
Weird War Tales 74. 1979. Cover by George Evans.
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- Weird War Tales 13. 1973.
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- Weird War Tales 112. 1982.
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- GI Combat. Dollar Comics N°202. 1977. Neal Adams and Russ Heath. US.
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- Our Army At War featuring SGT Rock. N°296. 1976. Joe Kubert. US.
Look-In. N°15. 1979. UK.
MAD N°317. 1993. US. Cover by James Warhola.
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- MAD back cover. N°317. 1993. Design by Bob Bramble and Richard Williams.
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- MAD advert. 1993. US.
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- MAD subscription. 1993. US.
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- Mad Magazine. 1978. Sweden.
Shoot ad. 1983. UK.
Semic Press titles. 1987 Sweden.
Comics classifieds. 1988. UK.
Watchmen. Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons. DC. Titan Books edition.
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Excellent post worthy of Manhattan’s magnitude! Lots of DC goodness, and everything ever (ever, ever) is made better by the inclusion of Watchmen!! 🙂
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Yeah. I read the novel in the early 90s for the first time, borrowed by an older friend who told me ‘you just HAVE to read this’, then I finally picked up my own copy in the early 2000s. An immense piece of work, enhanced imo by the Synder film and the recent series which was outstanding!
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As you know my friend, I too love Zack’s
cinematic interpretation of the comic (actually, I love all things Snyder) and the recent TV series was also phenomenal, plus DC’s recent Doomsday Clock maxi-series is the literal cherry on the Crimebusters cake!! 🙂
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Aha, I’ve yet to check out the Doomsday Clock series…
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You’ll love it, Geoff Johns at his finest… and Rorschach is… well, I don’t want to spoil anything!! 🙂
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I stuck with Mad magazine far longer than most, but I guess I was out by 1993 as I have no memory of that particular cover
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Great covers! I actually went through a Mad Magazine phase for about 2 years. I think it was in my late teens. Thanks!
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