2019-08-16-catb-263

catb 263: Culture Clash

Posted on August 16, 2019 by Bob Glasscock

The hardest part of writing this comic was deciding which publisher Joey and Zack preferred. The second hardest part was creating the comic wall (yikes!). I am quite fond of the X-Cats. For the record, I buy from many publishers, but am primarily a Marvel guy. I've included a short list of my favorite current/recent titles below. Explore, have fun, enjoy! Adventures of the Super Sons (DC) Amazing Spider-man (Marvel) Black Cat (Marvel) Canto (IDW) Captain Ginger (Ahoy) Daredevil (Marvel) Doctor Strange (Marvel) Domino / Domino: Hotshots (Marvel) Doomsday Clock (DC) Fence (Boom Box) Fantastic Four (Marvel) The Flash (Year One) (DC) Immortal Hulk (Marvel) Invaders (Marvel) Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen (DC) Quincredible (Lion Forge) Second Coming (Ahoy) Sharkey the Bounty Hunter (Image) Show's End (Mad Cave) Wizard Beach (Boom!)

4 thoughts on “catb 263: Culture Clash”

Tedly
08/19/2019, 4:38 am
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I bought comic books way back when they were 10 and 12 cents each! I loved the Legion of Super Heroes and had fantasies of all the handsome guys! I loved both DC and Marvel comics! Marvel had the better illustrators and developed new gay heroes!
I stopped buying comics as each story branched out to another title to get you to buy more comics! It became more and more expensive! I still have my collection and once in a great while, I will dig them out and reread some great stories and art!
1. bobglass
  
  08/23/2019, 1:09 am
  
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  Oh how I wish I had kept my first collection. I sold it in my early twenties. I started collecting again a couple of years ago, but I doubt I’ll ever have some of those early books again.
Julie
11/03/2019, 9:22 am
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Had to sell mine due to financial challenges. Spider-Man 3 netted $1500 and it was definitely a read copy. If you want to read Golden Age comics try Comic Book Plus. I love Matt Baker’s Phantom Lady!!!
1. bobglass
  
  11/04/2019, 5:03 am
  
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  The majority of my comics are modern age, except for my Fantastic Fours and the seventies comics I bought from my brother-in-law. Nice score on that Spidey #3.