Bill Everett Golden Age Sub-Mariner 36

Another adventure of the fabulous Sub-Mariner's youth. 

Bill Everett Golden Age Sub-Mariner 35

Boy, I hope this hasn't been posted yet.  But it's from the Marvel Masterworks Atlas Heroes Volume Three, which reprints most of the 50s Sub-Mariner books. Starting with this issue, they had stories about Namor's youth. And this was the first one. Where he learns he can breathe air. 

Golden Age Sub-Mariner 25

I have no idea what's going in this issue, but I find it intriguing, as well as cracktastic. I mean, it seems if you want to calm your own brother down, you'd refrain from calling him crazy or razzing him about his hair / temper. Nor am I'm sure if Namor is blocking Namora or what? But they do look cute together. :) Must go digging and see if I actually have a reprint of this issue in one ...

Crapsody in blue.

... James are representing the conflicting thoughts I had during another skit. In memory of the Golden Age Morgan. This is what I salvaged from an otherwise... former, younger selves. In this one, current Silver Age Morgan would be eulogizing her younger, spunkier, Golden Age self who unfortunately had her heart broken and succumbed to a destiny she did not...

Twenty Sir Walter Raleigh Caps Enhanced

I've taken caps from Elizabeth: The Golden Age and made a few coloring adjustments. 18 more gorgeous images of Clive from the film Since I have altered the caps, comment here before re-posting and credit would be courteous.

Namor's Slang

I found this on a blog named Comics Make No Sense . Go there for many more panels full of ... amazing Golden Age slang and cracktastic fun.

Let's Racq and roll.

...see. As far as the Silver Age goes, the stories are pretty much ... she's first introduced in the Golden Age, her mind is a blank ...way.  At the end of the Golden Age when everything is just in ...the life she completely forgot about at the beginning of the Golden Age, and she's a little...I were to end the Silver Age story-wise here, it wouldn't...enough like the end of the Golden Age was. And again: this is...

MORE OF THE WALKER FAMILY

... I have no idea why, but Patsy is auburn haired during this period; it's not just the faded newsprint. This hair color change runs through all of her appearances during the middle golden age era. from MISS AMERICA vol.7 no.3 (#36), October 1947 *

Marvel Mystery Comics #9

Hello again! Now that the holiday madness season is over, I can get back to posting golden age goodness. The scans I have of issue 9 are actually from a reprint though, so it's a bit. . . garish. BUT! It continues the showdown between Namor and the Torch! The neat thing with this issue is that both Bill Everett and Carl Burgos (who ...

Various costume dramas, including: Sense & Sensibility, Bright Star, Little Dorrit, Gladiator, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, The Waltons, Pride & Prejudice, King Arthur, The Patriot, Brideshead Revisited       Right this way!