Shame On The Shrinker

One of My Favorite 

Cartoons Of The 60's Was 

The Mighty Heroes. Created 

By Ralph Bakshi For 

Terrytoons The Mighty Heroes 

Debuted On CBS And Ran

 For 21 Episodes. So From 

Dell Comics In 1967 Heres 

Strongman, Tornadoman, 

Ropeman, Diaperman

 And Cuckooman!

And Here's An Episode 

Rondo Hatton

From Monster Fantasy 2 Published

By Mayfair in 1975 Here's A Nice

Article On Hollywood's " Monster

Without Make-up" Rondo Hatton. 

Born In 1894 And Stricken With 

The Disfiguring Disease Of
 Acromegaly Rondo Made Quite
 An Impression On The Monsterkids 
Of The 60's With His Appearances 
In Universal Classics Like House Of Horrors, Jungle Captive, Pearl Of Death, The Brute Man And

 The Spider Woman Strikes Back.

War Gods Of The Deep

A Very Nice Adaptation Of

American International Pictures

"War Gods Of The Deep" From

Dell Comics With Art By John Tartaglione And Inks 

By Dick Giordano.

Dell Adapted A Few Of These 60's

AIP Poe Movies Even Though

This One Is Really Just Loosely

Based On His Poem

 "City In The Sea".

Cartoonists Make Better Lovers : Reed Crandall

Reed Crandall was a true superstar of the Golden Age. His figures on heroic strips like the Ray and Firebrand look like Greek statues come to life. As the times changed Reed was quite capable of delivering top-notch work in any genre his editors required. He was a particularly loyal man, maintaining a near exclusive association with Quality Comics, until the company folded.

 

Romance however was a milieu that he rarely worked in. That’s a pity because those jobs are the equal to any in his resume. Here are a pair of stories that he did for the company in 1950. From HOLLYWOOD SECRETS #2 you have “My Heart’s In The Saddle”,

 

Next is “Night Of Surrender” as published in LOVE CONFESSIONS issue 4.

Pat