Showing posts with label 1990s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1990s. Show all posts

Monday, March 9, 2026

Nazi-Punchers BATMAN & CAPTAIN AMERICA "Part 2"

...as the Sentinel of Liberty notes when the Caped Crusader gives him a crime-fighting assist during a World War II encounter in this Multiversal tale!
Now let's watch them do what they do best...

To Be Continued...Next Monday

Written, penciled and inked by John Byrne, DC's Batman & Captain America (1996) was officially an ElseWorlds story, AFAIK, the only one of the various DC-Marvel crossovers to earn the classification!
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Monday, March 2, 2026

Nazi-Punchers BATMAN & CAPTAIN AMERICA "Part 1"

On Its' 30th Anniversary, We're Re-Presenting...
 ...a book-length multiversal Nazi-Punching classic team-up!












To Be Continued...Next Monday
Written, penciled and inked by John Byrne, DC's Batman & Captain America (1996) was officially an ElseWorlds story, AFAIK, the only one of the various DC-Marvel crossovers to earn the classification!
Note: Why are Sgt Rock and Easy Company present, but not even a mention of Sgt Fury and His Howling Commandos?
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Monday, December 2, 2024

Holiday Heroes MARVEL HOLIDAY SPECIAL "Mighty Thor in 'Twas a Mid-Winter's Night' "

We're Taking a Break from Russkie-Smashing Until After the New Year...
...because our hearts are filled with the Joy of the Season, yea, verily!
Written by Tom DeFalco and illustrated by Sal Buscema, this never-reprinted tale from Marvel Holiday Special (1991) celebrates not Christmas, per se, but the Winter Solstice celebrations popular throughout Europe that the Christian holiday is based on!
From 1991 through 2011, Marvel usually-produced an annual-sized anthology Marvel Holiday Special with all-new tales of Christmas, Hanukkah, and other mid-Winter celebrations!
DC did a couple of similar holiday series featuring all-new stories from the 1980s to the present.
Many of them haven't been reprinted since initial publication, like this one with the God of Thunder and his All-Father, Odin!
We're going to be re-presenting long-unseen stories from those series every Monday through New Year, after which we'll return to superheroes, spies, and other good guys beating up Russkies, ChiComs, NoKos, and other Communist miscreants!

Monday, July 22, 2024

MAD-DOG "vs. the Truly Amazing Space Creatures from the Omega Galaxy"

We interrupt "Russkie Smashers" for an important announcement...

WE'RE BEING INVADED!!!
FLEE FOR YOUR LIVES!!!


Mad-Dog's Silver Age-era creator/writer/artist Bob McKay doesn't exist, despite receiving credit on the cover...
...as well as the splash page.
He's the title character of the 1992-94 TV show BOB, the final series starring the late, great, Bob Newhart!
McCay was the creator/writer/artist of the Silver Age Batman-esque character Mad-Dog!
Unlike most Golden and Silver Age creators, he managed to hold on to the copyright to the character!
When, in the "present day" of 1992, Harlan Stone, editor of Ace Comics, contacts Bob and offers to publish new adventures of Mad-Dog, McCay is ecstatic...until he sees that Stone wants to reboot the character as a grungy, homicidal vigilante!
Stone proposes this comic (published by Marvel) which will present both versions!
Note that, for the purposes of this story, actual writer-penciller Ty Templeton and inker Jeff Albrecht are identified as McCay's "assistants"!
You can read Stone's overly-violent Dark Age version right now over at our 'brother" RetroBlog Atomic Kommie Comics by clicking HERE!
And you can watch (yes, watch) the series' origin story at another "brother" RetroBlogSecret Sanctum of Captain Video, by clicking HERE!
BTW, Russkie Smashers will return next Monday!

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