Favorite comics....

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Lucky13

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So fellas, what's you favorite comics from your younger years? How many do you remember, how many is still around?
 
He was my favourite character as a kid (around 100 or so BC...), but never managed to get any of the comics...
 
I was always a fan of Robert E. Howard's creations, specifically Conan and Solomon Kane. As for books, I too loved Far Side and Calvin-n-Hobbes, as well as the ElfQuest series.
 
In Poland there were very popular two series of comics : " Tytus,Romek i Atomek" and "Kapitan Żbik" (Captain Wildcat).I had all issues of these.There is a possiblility of buying these at second-hand bookshops or the new re-issued ones.
 
As a youngster, back in the 40's, I remember Superman, Captain Marvel,
Captain Midnight, Flash Gordon, Dick Tracy, Terry the Pirates, Batman
Robin, Jack Armstrong, Sky King, The Phantom, Don Winslow [of the Navy],
Tarzan, Smilin' Jack, and, Blackhawk [who flew Grumman Skyrockets]. And
probably many, many more. Not many of them around any more....

Charles
 
Unfortunately I haven't had any opportunity to read this one so far.Simply it is unknown in Poland.What was it about?Judging by the title about US army in WW2.
 
About a tank and its crew fighting in Europe. I remember that at one time the Stuart was knocked out and they requsitioned another tank - a Sherman? - and continued on with the stories. I loved it!
 
Interesting.In Poland there was another WW2 comic titled "Kapitan Kloss" ( Captain Kloss) It was about Polish/Russian spy who was serving in Abwehra.
 
I remember a strip that had a group of squaddies in a LCT with a jeep, a Sherman and what must have been an endless supply of ammo.
Like in the film The Final Countdown they time warped and ended up each week in a famous battle. As a kid it was brilliant seeing them whoop the arses of legions of Romans or giving Gengis Khan a drubbing. Funny tho different nationalities and languages but they all still yelled "AIEEEEEEE!" when the got shot or blown up, must be a universal yell or Esperanto
 
I grew up reading the "Commando" comics. I used to scoure second hand bookshops looking for the older issues as well as collecting the new releases. I still have several hundred of them packed away.
 

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