Steve Skeates
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January 06, 2010 — 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...
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July 28, 2010 — you to throw in a few extra cents so you have the rights to Were-mummy as well? Please ?? I promise to buy it... The ultimate radness of the Were-mummy (whose story continued for several more issues, because,...
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July 11, 2010 — traction that then governor, Ronald Reagan found some flimsy excuse to be out of the state the day it was supposed to happen. Just a funny last minute schedule change his people said, but we all knew. "Is...
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July 09, 2010 — (particularly on the topic of Aquaman), Laura Gjovaag (whose husband Eric runs a great Wizard of Oz website ) and Rob Kelly . In any event, in the magazine, they've been having a recurring feature where famed...
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June 15, 2010 — Steve Skeates, Tom Defalco, Mike Carlin, Fred Hembeck, Mark Armstrong and others. What else is on the menu this week? Artichoke Tales: Megan Kelso ( The Squirrel Mother )...
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April 25, 2010 — as a counterpoint, almost forcing the viewer to turn the page and start reading the story. By this issue Steve Skeates was the regular scripter, and he used the title to look at...
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March 14, 2010 — Aquaman #51 (On Sale: February 26, 1970) has another brilliant cover by Nick Cardy . This may be the Silver Age of comics, but it was the Golden Age of Comic Covers. We begin with Aquaman in "The Big Pull" by...
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February 27, 2010 — Dennis O’Neil was one of the “new generation” of comics creators who started working for DC Comics in the late 1960s. He shared this reminiscence of just how that happened with The Comics Journal : Steve...
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February 01, 2010 — -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...
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March 27, 2010 — , Joe Rubinstein, Terry Austin, Steve Ditko, Frank McLaughlin, Klaus Janson, Al Milgrom, Bob Layton, Steve Skeates, and every young artist, writer and editor who...
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March 28, 2010 — , John Byrne, Steve Skeates, and many others. As an inker he was among the best in the business. His style would influence such artists as Terry Austin, Bob Layton, Mike DeCarlo, Joe Rubenstein, and others....
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March 14, 2010 — 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:...
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January 17, 2010 — 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...
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January 03, 2010 — 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...
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December 06, 2009 — 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...