i thought marvel's best doc stories were in the b/w magazines.
sal buscema's greytoned art and doug moench's scripts.
Okay, let's show our support for the MAN OF BRONZE!
I got the O'neil/Kuberts' run on the Doc. Very interesting stuff. Haven't read passed the first issue yet, but the ending really surprised me!
Also, while leafing through some back-issues the other day at the shop, I ran into some Spider-man/Doc Savage team-ups. Does anyone know if those are worth reading?
Finally, if you haven't picked up a copy of the long out-of-print Philip Jose Farmer's DOC SAVAGE: HIS APOCALYPTIC LIFE, you really should. The main body of the book is rather dry, but the appendix is quite interesting. Just check your local HALF-PRICE BOOKS; tell 'em Kyle sent ya. (wink/thumbs-up)
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i thought marvel's best doc stories were in the b/w magazines.
sal buscema's greytoned art and doug moench's scripts.
Wow, I'll keep me eyes peeled.
I just finished that DC O'Neil/Kuberts run. It was great! Chip Savage is a fascinating character, and he had room for development. I can't find if he shows up anywhere else, but I kind of doubt it.
My bro asked me why there isn't an interest in the character now. I said, "I don't know, but if TOM STRONG didn't generate interest, nothing can."
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my good friend doug klauba has done 2 great covers for the new short story collections from moonstone books
the doc savage radio scripts
a collection of stories about the avenger
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I loved Brubaker mentioning Philip Jose Farmer in the last interview. Great stuff.
I'll need to check out that Avenger book.
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