All aboard, Groove-ophiles! We setting sail to our last destination for Weird Worlds Week, and this time we're headed not only to the future, but far beneath the South China Sea to the..."Hidden Empire!" This science fantasy classic comes to us via Charlton's Doomsday +1 #4 (October 1975). Written by Joe Gill, re-written, drawn, and partially inked by John Byrne (with more inks by a bevy of buddies as evidenced by the "Byrne Robotics" byline), Ol' Groove thinks this Boyd/Jill/Ikei/Kuno adventure is a great way to wrap up WWW week, don't you?
What? You were expecting maybe another Iron Wolf or Warriors of the Shadow Realm? Awww, you know Ol' Groove isn't that logical--though those classics will show up here one'a these fine days. And ya know, we've barely begun exploring the Weird Worlds of the Groovy Age. Suggestions for another weeks worth, Groove-ophiles?
Friday, June 15, 2012
Weird Worlds Week! Byrne-ing to Read: "Hidden Empire!" by Gill and Byrne
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1970s comic books,
1970s comicbooks,
byrne ing to read,
charlton comics,
doomsday plus 1,
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As for the rest of ya, the purpose of this blog is to (re)introduce you to the great comics of the 1970s. If you like what you see, do what I do--go to a comics shop, bookstore, e-Bay or whatever and BUY YOUR OWN!






















Thank you,Mr Groove,for an entertainingly weird week!
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/Mr Anonymous
Used to pick-up any comic that a young John Byrne drew, his style was dynamic! I would love to see Byrne tackle Doomsday+1 today! I wonder who owns the license nowadays?
ReplyDeleteThank a lot !
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