CustomCreator
02/11/2010, 19:40
I haven't put up any new mods in awhile, so here's a few!
For those too young to remember, Atlas-Seaboard was a small comic company that tried to challenge Marvel and DC for a few months in the mid-1970s. Though they attracted some big-name talent, they soon went out of business, no title lasting longer than four issues and most fewer than that. But their policies on payment and artists retaining ownership of their artwork changed the industry forever!
While most of their characters were called derivative and unoriginal, they did have one of the very first "anti-heroes" in comics: THE TARANTULA! (http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/album.php?albumid=27&pictureid=8514) A protagonist who changed into a were-spider and brutally killed criminals!
MADAME XANADU (http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/album.php?albumid=27&pictureid=8515)was originally conceived as the "hostess" of a fantasy-horror anthology comic; but, beginning with a co-starring role in DC Comics Presents and more recently in many of DC's crossover events, became a player in DC's mainstream universe!
And who could forget Marvel Comics' answer to Alfred E. Neumann--FORBUSH-MAN (http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/album.php?albumid=27&pictureid=8516)??
For those too young to remember, Atlas-Seaboard was a small comic company that tried to challenge Marvel and DC for a few months in the mid-1970s. Though they attracted some big-name talent, they soon went out of business, no title lasting longer than four issues and most fewer than that. But their policies on payment and artists retaining ownership of their artwork changed the industry forever!
While most of their characters were called derivative and unoriginal, they did have one of the very first "anti-heroes" in comics: THE TARANTULA! (http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/album.php?albumid=27&pictureid=8514) A protagonist who changed into a were-spider and brutally killed criminals!
MADAME XANADU (http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/album.php?albumid=27&pictureid=8515)was originally conceived as the "hostess" of a fantasy-horror anthology comic; but, beginning with a co-starring role in DC Comics Presents and more recently in many of DC's crossover events, became a player in DC's mainstream universe!
And who could forget Marvel Comics' answer to Alfred E. Neumann--FORBUSH-MAN (http://www.hcrealms.com/forum/album.php?albumid=27&pictureid=8516)??