From Charlton Comics
Here's Konga #6 From 1962
With Art By Steve Ditko.
A Blog/Podcast/Magazine dealing with Cult Cinema of the Past, Art, Comic books, Music or whatever else we feel like talking about!
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The House on the Hill was a neat two pager, it was just the right length, a page more and it wouldn't have the same impact, as a one pager it would have been too cramped to tell the story.
ReplyDeleteThe Dark Continent was the typical tale of a Westerner's view of Africa, but it make an effort to portray African tribes respectfully, or show as much respect from a 1960's point of view.
Rocks of Rogongi reminded me of the tale 'The Candidate' by Henry Slesar, a chilling tale in its own right.
Even in the midst of hurricane Irma the valiant one posts a great story.
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