How illustrated classics shaped generations of readers

Mary Jo Lanphear, the Brighton town historian, was a fan of the illustrated classics, as was Jerry Welcher, who’s retired ...
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One comic’s a classic. The other doesn’t exist yet. Here’s the hunt for both at Comic-Con.

The 57th issue of the comic book series “The Avengers” was published in 1968. It is 36 pages long. The cover shows a giant man in a cape alongside text that reads “Behold… The Vision!” Richard Guevara ...
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4 Marvel Comics games that are Avengers-level classics

The world of Marvel Comics is vast and filled with tons of iconic superhero characters that people love. The universe itself has been the inspiration for a ton of great video games released over the ...
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NECA Reveals DC Comics (Classic Comics) Toony Classics Series 2

NECA's Toony Classics Series 2: DC Comics (Classic Comics) takes a whimsical spin through Gotham with delightfully stylized interpretations of iconic characters. This wave brings three beloved figures ...
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Vengeance Rides To Sideshow with Classic Marvel Comics Ghost Rider

Ghost Rider first blazed onto the pages of Marvel Comics with Marvel Spotlight #5, which was released in August 1972. He was created by writer Gary Friedrich, artist Mike Ploog, and editor Roy Thomas.
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Classic Comics No. 27: The Adventures of Marco Polo

IIIF provides researchers rich metadata and media viewing options for comparison of works across cultural heritage collections. Visit the IIIF page to learn more. This issue of Classic Comics ...