Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
This presentation comes from the double-sized Daredevil #181 “Last Hand” (Apr 1982), written and penciled by Frank Miller & inked and colored by Klaus Janson, from Marvel Comics.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
This is what started it all for superheroes – The 1st page of Action Comics #1 (June 1938), by Jerome Siegel & Joe Shuster, published on April 18, 1938 by National Allied Publications.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
Here’s a 2-page spread from Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. #1 “Who is Scorpio?” (June 1968) from Marvel Comics, written and illustrated by Jim Steranko and inked by Joe Sinnott.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
Here we have a page from The Incredible Hulk #110 “Umbu, The Unliving” (Dec. 1968) from Marvel Comics, written by Stan Lee, penciled by Herb Trimpe, and inked by John Severin.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
Today’s page is from Challengers of the Unknown #4 “The Wizard of Time, Chapter II: The Men Who Rode Across The Sun” (Oct. 1958) written & penciled by Jack Kirby and inked by Wally Wood & Roz Kirby.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
Here’s a page from Daredevil #43 “In Combat With Captain America” (Aug. 1968) Written by Stan Lee & art by Gene Colan & Vince Colletta.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
Today we have a page from Detective Comics #443 “Gotterdammerung” (Nov. 1974) written by Archie Goodwin & illustrated, colored, & partially lettered by Walt Simonson.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
Next up is a page from the instant classic Amazing Spider-Man #50 “Spider-Man No More!” (July 1967) written by Stan Lee, penciled by John Romita & inked by Mickey DiMeo.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
Today we feature a page from Fantastic Four #50 “The Startling Saga of The Silver Surfer” (May 1966) scripted by Stan Lee and illustrated by Jack Kirby & Joe Sinnott.
Welcome to the Classic Comic Book Page! We scour our memories and hundreds of comic book issues to bring you pages that we think are classics.
Today’s page comes from Strange Adventures #209 “How Many Times Can A Man Die"? – Part 3” (Feb 1968) featuring Deadman, written by Jack Miller with art by Neal Adams.