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We take a quick peek at the type of Romance anthology comic that the Marvel team was producing just before they created the superhero universe.
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17 episodes
Treasury Edition 01 – Robert Kirkman’s Secret History of Comics
In this special Treasury Edition we take a break from looking at comics to review the first episode of Robert Kirkman’s new documentary series...
Panel Breakouts Episode 010: Jack Kirby & the end of war!
This episode briefly looks at war comics and Jack Kirby’s work for the final issues of Battle at the end of the fifties. We take a look at Kirby’s covers and stories in Battle issues 64-70 (June 1959 to June 1960). Accompanying information:
Panel Breakouts Episode 009: Love Romances #85
Panel Breakouts Episode 008: Teen-age Crossovers
How the idea of the Marvel interconnected universe - where heroes would crossover or “guest star” in each other’s books - first occurred in the teen comics for girls - with characters like Patsy Walker, Millie the Model, Kathy Carter and others.
Panel Breakouts Episode 007: Young Romance #1 (1947)
Joe Simon and Jack Kirby's Young Romance #1 (1947) launched the genre of the Romance comic which, at one point in the 1950s, sold more than any other genre. It's influence was felt in the early Marvel superhero comics,
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