Steve Skeates

go after Blackwell. It’s all over very quickly, but Corbett — now known as Kid Cody — realises that the law will be after him. He and Logan ride off into the sunset. “Vengeance Trail” Story: Steve Skeates Art: Jack Abel and Allen Milgrom When he spots a farmhouse aflame... by thefifthbranch.com/gorilladaze | related posts

Thane Of Bagarth was the back-up feature by Steve Skeates and Jim Aparo in the late 1960s HERCULES series from Charlton.  Towards the end of their publishing life, Charlton had two issues reprinting the earliest stories, plus some other material.  In this issue, that included "The... by ditko.blogspot.com | related posts

-Ka!” (written by Steve Skeates, with art by Sergio Aragones), while Eve tells of “The Killer Kind” (Jack Oleck and David Manak), wherein a scientist goes way too far in his attempts to super-evolve insects. With the kids getting restless, Abel tries “A Nose to Remember!”... by thefifthbranch.com/gorilladaze | related posts

mind “A Likely Story”   (Steve Skeates and Sergio Aragones) that involves a great detective and his hunt for his most nefarious nemesis. The action involves a device that allows the user to step inside paintings. Finally, Eve, tells of a store with the unlikely slogan,... by thefifthbranch.com/gorilladaze | related posts

Aquaman #50 (On Sale: January 3, 1970) has a cover by Nick Cardy . This issue begins with our cover-story, "Can This Be Death?," (its second chapter has the Harlan Ellison-inspired title of "City on the Edge of Nowhere") by Steve Skeates and Jim Aparo . Aquaman awakens in a... by dccomics40.blogspot.com | related posts

found in watching a lot of television. That is followed by "Double or Nothing" by Marv Wolfman and Sid Greene. This is a tale about Clifford King who runs a crooked gambling room and learns that even crooked games are no match for a man with the right "system." Next is "The Unbelievable! The Unexplained" by... by dccomics40.blogspot.com | related posts

the blink of an eye Abel has changed from a cowardly man (that is what was so great about him) to a smart mouth punk. In an introduction to one of the stories he says "So, remember -- even if you're a dummy (and most you readers out there are dummies), you can still have your revenge!" Maybe writer... by collectededitions.blogspot.com | related posts

Aquaman #49 (On Sale: November 6, 1969) has just an absolutely beautiful cover by Nick Cardy . What a great design and a powerful drawing. One of Nick's best for sure. The feature-length "As the Seas Die" is by Steve Skeates and Jim Aparo and is some of their best work together to... by dccomics40.blogspot.com | related posts