Zone1 what comics did you read in your childhood?

[Zebra]

I remember Micky Mouse
and a German comic: Fix und Foxi

what do you remember?

 

[Zebra]

And there was also Tarzan

 

[martybegan]

I was big into the Punisher.

 

[toobfreak]

what comics did you read in your childhood?​

I still have all of my comics from childhood though I haven't looked at them in ages. I bought a few odd ones. I have a couple that are worth a little money.

• I have a Balloon Man comic.
• I have a Gorgo comic.
• I have a Dial H For Hero comic.
• I was a big fan of the Silver Surfer.
• I have the very first Star Trek comic.
• I was a big fan of Captain Klutz.

My uncle gave me his comics from the 40s and 50s, and there are several Amazing Stories in there, Fantastic Stories, and stuff like that.

 

[Harry Dresden]

early silver age DC comics.....Golden Key Comics and i had every new Marvel title when they started,,,,

 

[Correll]

I was big into the Punisher.

Spiderman.

 

[Mack The Finger]

ARCHIE AND RICHIE RICH / LOLA

 

[Rawley]

Big Archie fan

 

[Rambunctious]

The Incredible Hulk... and Batman... Green lantern... as I got older I went for Mad Magazine...

 

[Mack The Finger]

as I got older I went for Mad Magazine...

I loved it ! Still do !

 

[Zebra]

and Superman, of course

 

[toobfreak]

The Incredible Hulk... and Batman... Green lantern... as I got older I went for Mad Magazine...

Well, Mad Magazine was the natural, logical progression from kid's comics! Kind of like promoting yourself from Captain Crunch breakfast cereal to cocaine. I probably have about 20-30 Mad Magazines packed away then maybe another 10 or so in those soft paperbacks they made, too, plus a generous helping of Peanuts and Charlie Brown.

 

[toobfreak]

and Superman, of course

I was more of a Batman kind of guy. Superman was too much like Captain America, all clean, shiny, never got his hair mussed....

I preferred the darker, grittier side of Batman, down in his cave designing gadgets to catch crooks with, always just skirting on the edge of the law.

Superman had no real possibility of ever losing in any ordinary circumstance, Batman always faced the possibility of losing.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

And there was also Tarzan

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All I really remember reading is Archie.

A little bit of the superhero stuff, but I don't recall specifically what.

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[The Sage of Main Street]

and Superman, of course

Sgt Rock, going through German soldiers like a hot knife through butter

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Well, Mad Magazine was the natural, logical progression from kid's comics! Kind of like promoting yourself from Captain Crunch breakfast cereal to cocaine. I probably have about 20-30 Mad Magazines packed away then maybe another 10 or so in those soft paperbacks they made, too, plus a generous helping of Peanuts and Charlie Brown.

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Oh, yeah, I forgot. I read some MAD too.

I actually read more books than I did comics. I was the nerd who worked in the school library from 5th to 9th grade.

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[Invisibleflash]

I remember Micky Mouse
and a German comic: Fix und Foxi

what do you remember?

When in my teens it was comix. Never liked comics. Crumb was my fav. Lots of other artists, too numerous to go into.

 

[Moonglow]

I remember Micky Mouse
and a German comic: Fix und Foxi

what do you remember?

Dirty Duck.

 

[toobfreak]

All I really remember reading is Archie.

I bet you read a lot of Bizarro Archie:

1. Where Jughead hot-wired the getaway cars.
2. Archie was the Sugar Daddy pimp.
3. And Betty and Veronica were his street hos.

Betty was the roper and Veronica made the scores.

 

[Zebra]

Petzi the bear