Showing posts with label atom/hawkman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label atom/hawkman. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 5, 2017

Decent Comics: "Yo-Yo Hang-up In the Sky!" by Fox, Kubert, and Anderson

Hey, hey, hey, Groove-ophiles! Let's truck waaaaay back to December 1968 and check out a suh-wheet Hawkman tale by the three fellas who are most associated with the Silver Age Winged Warrior: Gardner Fox, Joe Kubert, and Murphy Anderson. From The Atom/Hawkman #41 here's Hawkman in "Yo-Yo Hang-up In the Sky!"










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Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Bring on the Back-ups: "The Invisible Thief of Bleakhill Manor!" by Bridwell and Dillin

Ol' Groove loves him some Hawkman--how 'bout you, Groove-ophiles? Here's a classic Winged Wonder short from Detective Comics #428 (July 1972) by E. Nelson Bridwell, Dick Dillin, and Joe Geilla. Are you ready for..."The Invisible thief of Bleakhill Manor!"?









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Friday, April 8, 2011

Bring on the Back-ups: "The Man with an Inbuilt Panic Button!" by Fox, Kubert, and Anderson

Who wouldn't love a forgotten fable featuring our favorite feathered hero Hawkman by the dream-team of Gardner Fox, Joe Kubert, and Murphy Anderson? Here's "The Man with an Inbuilt Panic Button" from Atom and Hawkman #40 (September 1968), Groove-ophiles!
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