Showing posts with label marvel ads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marvel ads. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Marvel M-Ad-ness: Really Groovy Full Page House Ads

Really groovy full page house ads? Yep, that's what Ol' Groove has for ya today! Art by Dave Cockrum, Michael Golden, Bill Sienkiewicz, Steve Ditko, Gil Kane, and more! Ads for X-Men, Micronauts, Moon Knight...lots of good stuff, baby, so dig right in!







That's right! The Brothers Buscema, Kirby, Starlin, and Cockrum right here!

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Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Black and White Wednesday: Marvel Merchandising M-Ad-Ness B&W Style

Season's Greetings, Groove-ophiles! It's that time when kids are into near-insanity wondering what they're gonna get as presents for the holidays. When Ol' Groove was a young'un, if I'd have been brave enough (and rich enough), I would have torn these magnificent Marvel Merchandise ads out of my b&w mags and scattered them all over the house! Which of these incredible items would have wound up on your Christmas wish-list, Groove-ophile? I had the Hulk T-shirt, the Spidey and Hulk models, the Spidey Mego action figure, and the Spidey silly string. How bout you? Share out, baby!









Note: All of these ads came from Deadly Hands of Kung Fu, circa 1974-75!
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