Welcome to DCM - how old are you poll?

[tilliban]

You gotta love those JVJ index cards!
Cause I make him do them!
Harhar.

[churnworks]

Parenthetically, that's one of the reasons I love the JVJ comics -- I look forward to seeing the 3x5 card when I reach the end of the story, to see whether we agree on the artists!

Well? Do we? CMWTK.

So far! There's a couple where I have questions, so I'm trying to go through the comics I have where the artist IS identified (or where I can find a signature buried somewhere in the story) and double-check -- because as yet my artist-spotting skills are limited to the easy ones, like Kubert and Buscema, for example. Morisi I can spot fairly frequently. Rudy Palais, of course, is easy. But some others...? Eyes, hands, posture, unique poses. *sigh* Mostly, I just read, and am very happy to have the comics where I can enjoy them. (Who knew, when I started reading comics, that someday I'd enjoy GA material on my personal computer, my tablet, or my Nook?)

[psychedelicowl]

http://I'm a 27 year old female Canadian.

[mactech1]

Hello,

I'm 66 years old, and remember a lot of these comics. They belonged to my uncle, who lived with us, but I loved them. Thanks for gathering all the together. I expect to spend many "wasted" hours here, reliving my childhood.

Jay Manning

[Yoc]

Welcome to the fold Jay.

[(riza)]

hi thereeeee
im newbieee hehe

wiiuuh good poll, dominated by middle age

[auntbea]

i died in 1989.  i'm aint bea, dagnabbit!

[DLOCHTE]

How old? Well, if you're in my group, three of you are under 65.

[habsfrank]

Hi my name is Francis, i live in Québec and i'm an habs fan. I dont know that much about comics, i want to learn, so if you have any idea for a comic noob feel free to let me know. I'm 24 years old, i'll be 25 on july 1st.

[TheDorkKnight]

I'm 13 and have "read" comics since I was 3

[Khanman]

Well, I'm 39 and have been into comics since 1983..my father shared his old comics with me when I was young and I've retaken the bug in the last few years.
I've been through my phases, manga, super heros, mutants, and such, I keep gravitating to the old G.I.Combat that I can't find in the local shops, and there are a lot fewer now then there were a while ago...
I'm glad to see a community still holding dear these comics close to there hearts.
 

[hondobrode]

Just turned 48 and have read and loved comics since I was 7.

Looking forward to digging around here and enjoying some Gold.

My son, 26, and daughters 24, 23 and 23, all grew up with my thousands of comics and enjoy and appreciate them.

I'm sure my grandchildren will too.

Being the oldest of 7, I'm amazed my other siblings don't partake.  They did when they were younger, but hardly at all anymore.

[eljoe]

Hi I'm 52 and i just registered in this forum. I'm from Chile, SouthAmerica, so i think i have a little different reality from all of you. Sorry if i don´t write well, i´m doing my best. I always liked comics, most of them about superheroes. I hope to enjoy a lot reading all your uploads and to share something of mine too. Let me tell you an story; when a was a kid, you bought a comic, you read it, and then you could change it for another one, in special places called "cambio de revistas" for a cheaper price than a new one. That moment was special and magical in my memories. Greetings.

[Yoc]

Interesting!
Welcome to the site EJ, lots of heroes for you to enjoy here.

[churnworks]

Welcome, Eljoe. As I research comics around the world, it seems there is a lot of interest in South America and in particular in Chile -- at least, I see a lot of discussion, and wish that MY language skills were better, so I could follow along! I am delighted to hear about the "cambio de revistas" as I've never heard of the term before. I just did a quick search, and found a reference on http://arkham--asylum.blogspot.com/2009/12/comics-editorial-novaro.html!