[Seen at Lou Anders’ Bowing to the Future.]
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All this, and a Destroyer Duck icon too.
I only have one copy of the Marauding Mallard’s adventures, unfortunately. I picked it up because of it’s classical content, oddly (his enemy in the lead story is Medea). It was only when I was reading the fine print that I found out it was the work of Steve Ditko, whose Howard the Duck was maybe the greatest thing ever in comics. (I still have the SUDD issue and a couple others around the house somewhere.)
Was it Ditko? Or Steve Kirby?
I never read Howard, having given up comics in the late ’60s, so I missed the good stuff in the ’70s. And then I discovered Heavy Metal, before it became a handbook.
Steve Gerber. That’s the Steve I was thinking of.
You’re right. Gerber was Howard’s main man.
Oh good golly. My brain.
That said, I’d watch the Watchmen.
It reminded me of watching “Super Friends” for the first time as a kid. I’d been a JLA fan, and I figured it would be something along those lines, and then the top of my head came off (and not in a good way).
This was already inflicted on me once today. Are you trying to finish me off?
–Jeff Stehman
Sorry! I’ve watched it like four times–can’t seem to stop myself.