#atomic joe

[cotdfan]

RAD February 24, 1993 (Ariola & Victor)

COALTAR OF THE DEEPERS - ATOMIC JOE 5:33

NOTE: Atomic Joe was not officially released elsewhere. The booklet includes a message that states this song was covered by "Queens Park"- a band made by members from COALTAR OF THE DEEPERS and YONE (vocalist from the band, Antiauthorize). mirror: https://cotdfan.wordpress.com/2025/01/11/rad-1993/

[sweatydetectivedelusion]

Survey for/about Female Comic Fans!

Hi everyone! I’m in the process of conducting a small-scale research project for an undergraduate class and was wondering if any of you would be down to take and/or share a survey about female fans in male-dominated fandoms like comics. It should only take about 5-10 minutes, and it’s 100% confidential. I have attached the link below.

I have to get at least 25 responses by the end of the week, so I would really appreciate it if you shared the survey with your friends, mutuals, etc.

Thank you for reading! :)

[splooosh]

Non Mutant

kevin Maguire - Joe Rubenstein

[vertigoartgore]

2000's X-Men: Children of the Atom Vol.1 #6 cover by Esad Ribić.

[thedarktowerdames]

Art Credit to Joe Kubert

[evilhorse]

From all corners of the world they come

(All-Star Comics #74)

[chernobog13]

ALL-STAR COMICS (vol. 1) #25 (Summer, 1945). Cover by Joe Gallagher, with Flash and Green Lantern figures by Martin Naydel.

This was the issue of All-Star Comics that Flash and Green Lantern returned to full-time membership in the Justice Society, after being honorary members for a few years. That was because the JSA's by-laws stated that any member with their own, self-named comic could only be honorary members.

Which is why Superman and Batman were never full-time members back in the day, at least during the Golden Age. The rule never seemed to apply to Wonder Woman, even though she had her own book as well, because she was initially not a full member, just the recording secretary.

The REAL reason Flash and Green Lantern were brought back, however, was to replace the Spectre and Starman, who were originally written into the story.

This is because DC Comics (actual name Detective Comics) and All-American Publications, both of which had contributed characters to All-Star Comics (making it the first, true intracompany crossover), were currently not working together. That meant that no DC heroes were to appear as members of the JSA.

If you look at the above cover you'll notice that there is no "A Superman - DC Comic" logo, which most All-American Publications' books had displayed. It's been replaced with the new "An All-American Publication" logo.

So the Spectre and Starman, both DC superheroes, were out (the script was written before the companies broke up). They were re-drawn in the story as Flash and Green Lantern, and that explains Martin Naydel had to draw them onto Joe Gallagher's original cover.

The split between DC and All-American lasted through 1945. By 1946 All-American was bought out by DC, and the two companies were merged into National Comics.

[batmanonthecover]

Justice League of America #75 - November 1969 (DC Comics - USA)

Cover Art: Carmine Infantino

IN EACH MAN THERE IS A DEMON

Script: Denny O'Neil

Art: Dick Dillin  (Pencils), Joe Giella (Inks), John Costanza (Letters)

Characters: Justice League of America [Atom [Ray Palmer] (flashback); Batman [Bruce Wayne] (flashback); Black Canary [Dinah Drake Lance] (joins); Green Arrow [Oliver Queen]; Green Lantern [Hal Jordan] (flashback); Hawkman [Katar Hol; Carter Hall] (flashback); Superman [Clark Kent; Kal-El] (flashback)]; Green Lantern [Alan Scott] (Earth-2; flashback); Dr. Oyal; John DeLeon

Synopsis: Black Canary joins the JLA after traveling to Earth 1 from Earth 2. The JLA must battle evil versions of themselves, and Black Canary discovers she's gained the power of a sonic scream as a result of crossing over to Earth-1.

Batman story #1,295

[atomi-cat]

Bit late, but hope everyone had a Happy Valentine's Day!

[homosexualretard]

my multo isn’t an ex—but a ship that was quoted “queerbaiting” knowing that we won’t really get what we really wanted for the two of them—love confessions and or just one long and lingering kisses that they’ll share before realising this is all wrong and things would get awkward between them two.

if they’re really not endgame. count your days tim burton.

[smashedpages]

X-Men: Children of the Atom #1 debuted on this day in 1999, as Joe Casey and Steve Rude applied their distinctive styles to the Original X-Men!

[panelswithoutpeople]

Dr. Locrian's Asylum from The Nightmare Factory

by Joe Harris and Ted McKeever

adapted from Thomas Ligotti

[theamericanidiot13]

[splooosh]

Skybox 93

Joe Kubert

[vertigoartgore]

Apocalypse/En Sabah Nur : "After too long a sleep -- deep within my stronghold, once more regenerating, healing -- APOCALYPSE LIVES !"

From 1996's Uncanny X-Men Vol.1 #335 pages 2-3. Script by Scott Lobdell, art by Joe Madureira, ink by Tim Townsend, colors by Steve Buccellato & team Bucce, lettering by Richard Starkings & Comicraft and edited by Bob Harras.

[kryptonbabe]

Yeah, Transformers are cool and all, there's no way I won't enjoy reading about post-biological alien creatures in a perpetual conflict over their system of beliefs, but I'm sorry Hasbro nothing will make me read or watch G.I. Joe, that's where I draw the line, nothing more joyless to me than the military