Digital Comic Museum > Welcome and Introductions
Welcome to DCM - how old are you poll?
Yoc:
Welcome guys, thanks for the votes. It's always fun to learn a little about the members using the site.
-Yoc
spectre123:
hello
I have 41 years and i am french
I read some comics for my english 8)
David Miles:
Okay. I'm 78, born on October 26 1938 Birmingham, England. I'm a retired Realtor and have lived and worked in New South Wales, Australia for 52 years. I live on the beautiful sub tropical Mid North Coast town of Port Macquarie. I've read comics for as long as I can remember. In the early 1940's it was Beano & Dandy comics, loved 'Jimmy & His Magic Patch', 'Desperate Dan' etc. In the late 40's and early 50's my favourites were Fawcet comics Captain Marvel, Marvel Family etc plus westerns. In the newspaper strips, I loved the time travel adventures of 'Garth' in London's Daily Mirror. At 78 I'm still just a kid at heart.
Yoc:
Welcome David and congrats on your first edit! :)
Other than the very large page size (fixed on the version here) you've had a great start.
Oh and we always include the JVJ Postage Fund message as well in descriptions. Check out any recent JVJ book upload to see it.
Take care,
-Yoc
buddyjack2:
Hi, I'm 62, living in the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan. Surprisingly, I just discovered your website today: very cool idea. The first comic books I ever read were all Harvey's c. 1960-61, but I never kept them. In 1964 I bought my first superhero book, Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1; I absolutely loved and saved it to read and re-read... until my mom discovered it in my room and said I was too young for "those kinds" of comics (I was 9). She made me throw it out, but not before I'd ripped off the corner rectangle of the cover, showing Spider-Man's face, so I could always remember what had entertained me so much. Two years later my mother finally agreed I old enough to revisit the hobby, and I've never stopped. I've also never lost that scrap of cover art.
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