OtherEric's Uploads

[Geo (RIP)]

Thanks Eric for every one you put up.

Geo

[OtherEric]

And after a few weeks where it may have seemed like I wasn't scanning much, but was (and you'll see most of it eventually), we now have a batch that will make it look like I was scanning like a maniac but wasn't really that many pages total:

8 issues of 4 Most comics now upgraded to C2C, with info cards also added.  All courtesy of JVJ!

In other good news, while I haven't completely checked the books I got from JVJ for all pages yet, it looks like by the time I'm done with this batch we'll have the complete run of 4 Most.  More generally, we're going to be getting fairly close to having the complete output of Novelty once I get my hands on JVJ's Blue Bolts in a batch or two.

[Snard]

Thanks very much OE! I look forward to the issues you have coming.

[Yoc]

Great work Eric!

[narfstar]

Said Alascia meant Nicholas.

[OtherEric]

And got a couple books done this weekend, one of which you won't see for a little bit yet.

But here's one that's ready now:  4 Most Comics v8 n3, courtesy of JVJ.  This one has a story as well as cover by LB Cole.  Which shows that, while he was definitely not a bad artist on interiors, his real genius was in covers.

On a positive note, I seem to be back to a happy pace on scanning; not too much in a rush, not a stack of books that refuses to shift from "to do" to "done".  And I'm having fun!

[Yoc]

Thanks Eric!

[freddyfly]

Many thx! That's one I was hoping for!

[OtherEric]

Glad you liked the book, Len!

Now, in my continuing efforts to bring some Novelty into everybody's life:  4 Most Comics v7 n4, once again thanks to JVJ.

[OtherEric]

And now to my collection for my latest find.

Journey back to January of 1941 (Or, more likely, late 1940) for Target Comics v1 n12.  The highlight here is, as usual, Spacehawk.  This is Wolverton at his absolute prime on the series; where the character is firmly established but before editorial brought the character back to Earth.  Amazing stuff.

But if Spacehawk is the highlight, it's still in good company.  This issue also has Tarpe Mills "Fantastic Feature Films" series bringing us "Satan's Colors", a White Streak story by Carl Burgos, and the third appearance of Target & the Targeteers by Bob Wood. 

As you may have gathered, I just love these early issues of Target.  Only half a dozen more to go for the full run, minus a few fills.  Unfortunately, this issue does need fills for the IFC and IBC as well.  Yay for Heritage for the FC and BC, at least!

Enjoy!

[boox909]

More White Streak! Thanks!!!! 

[Yoc]

An excellent issue - pure gold!  Thanks very much Eric!

[OtherEric]

Now that Thom has given the issue it's debut over at

http://whirledofkelly.blogspot.com/

I'm very happy to share Adventures of Peter Wheat #15 with everybody!  16 more pages of rare Walt Kelly goodness.

As most of you know, Peter Wheat has been my pet project for a couple of years now.  It's just amazing stuff that, at the risk of sounding immodest, was almost completely unknown before I started sharing what I could find.  Enjoy, and I encourage you to give the series a look if you haven't yet!

[Yoc]

Nicely done Eric and I agree - Kelly does wonderful work in this series and for anyone with kids or an inner child you wont regret reading them. 

[OtherEric]

And from JVJ's collection: 4 Most v7 n2 is now ready for download.

For those of you who have figured out I'm working backwards on the full issues of the title:  Don't worry, v7 n3 is on its way before too long; it's missing the centerfold and I'm considering my options (and looking at online stores) before I post it.