Is This The End Of Bettie?

Sure.

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Bettie

Bettie in a bikini in the great outdoors.

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Bettie Page

Bettie Page in a couple of pictures with a couple of little girls.

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Bettie Page

Color portrait.

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Cat In The Hat Editorial

I can read it all by myself. Without the media telling me what to think.

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Fantomah - JUNGLE COMICS #3

The fantastic Fantomah by Fletcher Hanks!


Reblogged from http://pappysgoldenage.blogspot.com/

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Watch THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK

THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK is a classic science fiction movie about a fantastic robot with a human brain.

THE COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0051484/


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"I Don't Believe In Ghosts!" - JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY #77

This one doesn't seem to credit anyone for anything. But Jack Kirby still drew it.

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"The Gentlemen Of The Jury!" - ADVENTURES INTO WEIRD WORLDS #17

Another horror story from another "Atlas" comic. Art is by Russ Heath. This time we see Stan Lee's name as well. I think his name was usually there in this period.

Reblogged from http://allthingsger.blogspot.com/

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Torchy - MODERN COMICS #58

This is the story with the gym, we've had it here before.

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Is This The End Of Bettie Page?

Yeah.

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Jungle Bettie

Jungle Bettie jumping.

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Jungle Bettie Page

Jungle Bettie in color.

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Bettie Page

Bettie Page from one of her Irving Klaw features.

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Bettie Page

Bettie wishes you all a clean floor.

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DINAH SAYS

Dinah is a stereotyped black mammy, a once popular type that has since fallen from favor. But as with the maid in SUPERKAT, it would appear that this is intended as an affectionate portrayal rather than a derogatory one, and there's a lot of sense to what Dinah says.

Reblogged from http://strippersguide.blogspot.com/

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"Believe It Or Not" - CHAMBER OF DARKNESS #7

This story is a different version of one that Jack Kirby did, like it says ( the Kirby version is at http://bennypdrinnon.blogspot.com/2015/12/and-fear-shall-follow-chamber-of.html ). Art is by Bill Everett and Dan Adkins, who are shown at the top of the first page. Stan Lee is mentioned only as editor, same as with the Kirby version.


Reblogged from http://fourcolorshadows.blogspot.com/

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"Nightmare" - JOURNEY INTO MYSTERY #46

Another fantasy story from Marvel comics that doesn't have Stan Lee's name on it, just the artist's. That seems to have been fairly common in that period, although Lee would later take credit for being the sole author of everything published by Marvel comics from that period onward. NIGHTMARE was originally published in May 1957.

Reblogged from http://thegoldenagesite.blogspot.com/2015/04/angelo-torres-handful-of-atlas-stories.html

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