"Nemo: the Classic Comics Library" issue 13 cover dated July 1985 brings us a cornucopia of great reprints. Chock full of the stuff I loved this magazine for, little known and unseen gems brougth to us by the shovel-full!

Here's just a hint...

Richard Marschall responding to feedback for their endeavors. Like the comment section of a blog, this reader mail had to play a big part in fueling the writers to continue in their work...

Here's a look at and a generous sampling of some hard core crime stuff, that in part makes Dick Tracy look like your Grandma's detective strip. Will Gould's "Red Barry"!
2 comments:
I haven't a clue about Tad's work. At first sight over "Indoor and Outdoor Sports" I thought it was Jimmy Hatlo who were behind those one panel cartoons bursting with people. This kind of strips had always the capacity of make me feel better -you know, the same feeling I used to feel when I was watching classic movies on TV when child (Ah! Frank Capra!).
Now I become aware of Frank King made use of this layout in Gasoline Alley. On friendly terms, Jeff: I love it!
Glad they make you feel good...that's the point. Also why I post on Sundays...gives you the whole day and week to keep feeling good.
Signed, another fan of Capra-corn! Feel good stuff from way back!
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