Name That Comic Game!!!

[cooperway4]

Found the weirdness. Spoiler alert - click only if you give up.

[cooperway4]

Hopefully you'll get a bang out of this one

http://cooperway4.zoomshare.com/files/ntc/ntc-1a.jpg

[JVJ (RIP)]

Found the weirdness. Spoiler alert - click only if you give up.

THAT'S the way to do it, cooperway! You know your crime comics!

Peace, Jim (|:{>

[JVJ (RIP)]

Hopefully you'll get a bang out of this one

http://cooperway4.zoomshare.com/files/ntc/ntc-1a.jpg

This is just a little too broad for me to get a handle on, cw. Can I get a genre, an era, something to narrow it down a hair?

Peace, Jim (|:{>

[cooperway4]

It's from the 1940s

http://cooperway4.zoomshare.com/files/ntc/ntc-1b.jpg

Ha Ha - you'll never get this one (maybe)

(more hints to follow, remember I'm new at this)

[cooperway4]

Okay, the year is 1947 (in what is sometimes referred to as the Atomic Age)

http://cooperway4.zoomshare.com/files/ntc/ntc-1c.jpg

Next hint will be the genre.

[JVJ (RIP)]

HA HA, cooperway, bet you thought you had me going 44 ways from Sunday, but I still named that book in THREE clues. Very interesting cover.

Peace, Jim (|:{>

[cooperway4]

Well for those of you without a magic lamp to help, this was going to be the next hint (like the second hint didn't totally blow it):

Aww, don't look so shocked to find out it's a funny animal comic

http://cooperway4.zoomshare.com/files/ntc/ntc-1d.jpg

Looks like you're up next, Jim.

[Mark Warner]

I looked at Ha Ha when you put it in your clue. I thought it was too obvious and I didn't look properly. More fool me!

[JVJ (RIP)]

Okay, folks,
sorry to have been away, but I caught a bug on Nuit Blanche (or else it was the 45 year old Bourgogne) and I've been resting for some days now. Here's a "gimme". 1950s.

http://www.bpib.com/temp/namethatcomic-9-1.jpg

Paix, Jim (|:{>

[Yoc]

Hope you are feeling better Jim.
I'm terrible at this game though... 

[Mark Warner]

Jim,

I am not a Dr, but I think from your description you might have caught what over here is described as an "almighty hangover"

No idea on the first clue

[JVJ (RIP)]

That rates another "HA HA", Mark,
Would that it had been that simple. I HATE it when I'm sick here. There's all of PARIS out the window and I'm achy and weak. Today I'm well and I need to seek out another bottle of that 1967 Corton Bressandes, if it's still available. One bottle of red, one white among 5 adults isn't going to make anybody tipsy, let alone dole out a hangover.

Hint #2:

http://www.bpib.com/temp/namethatcomic-9-2.jpg

Paix, Jim (|:{>

[Mark Warner]

Only teasing! Hope you still feeling better

I now have a Hemingway like vision of you. In a Parisian garret probably with a pain (bread I mean) and cheese, standing writing at your desk. Before you head out with your last few centimes to sit outside your local bar with an absinthe (beret obligatory).

Clue #2 I think there maybe treasure involved

[JVJ (RIP)]

I knew you were teasing, Mark,
Keep looking for this one. It's almost "famous".

As for Paris, nothing at all like Hemingway (despite Mr. Kinstler's flattering portrait). We have a lovely apartment on the 1er etage of an 1895 building in the 17th arrondissement. Not a bit like a garret. Not posh, but very comfortable - Tiliban slept in the 2nd bedroom when he was here. We enjoy good food, la vie Parisenne, and I wasn't kidding about the 45-year-old wine - our great weakness (after the cuisine). So, yeah, think of me with the baguette, la fromage, la pate, and really, really, really good wine.

A not-so-helpful hint: there's water involved.

http://www.bpib.com/temp/namethatcomic-9-3.jpg

Paix, Jim (|:{>