I know of Desert Punk and The Third:Aoi Hitomi No Shoujo. But that's all, and I'm sure there is more. I would be especially interested in knowing about some comics, because they tend to be more colored. ( even if the desert is not a main theme, I'd like to know stories that do [...]]]>

I know of Desert Punk and The Third:Aoi Hitomi No Shoujo. But that's all, and I'm sure there is more. I would be especially interested in knowing about some comics, because they tend to be more colored. ( even if the desert is not a main theme, I'd like to know stories that do have passages, with drawn illustration ofc.) Thx if answer.

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How is Aunt May still alive?

Ok, Aunt May (Peter Parker's aunt) has been around since the 1960s, and back then, she was pretty old. So, let's say she was 60 when Spider-Man came out in 1963. So, now, she would be over 100? Shouldn't she be dead?

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Brussels is the capital city of Belgium. It has grown from a fortress town founded in 10th century to a metropolis of over 1.8 million inhabitants which makes it the largest in Belgium.

After the Second World War, the city became the centre of international politics as it is home to the European Commission and to the Council of ministers of the European Union (EU) as well as the headquarters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). On the other hand, this is a city with two official languages, namely Dutch and French. However, during the 19th and 20th century, the city has become increasingly French-speaking. As a result, the majority of its inhabitants today are native French speakers.

Brussels is not only famous for its political status, but for its unique comic strip route which makes the seemingly boring city more lively and intriguing. Therefore, Brussels is also called the Comic City.

For many years Brussels has been the capital city of comics which has come up with a vast amount of comic creativity. From the worldwide well-known icons such as Herge's Tintin and Peyo's Smurfs to today's unprecedented amount of modern comic characters, according to legendary comic writer and organizer of the annual Comics Fest Alain de Kuyssche, one thing remains the same: "Every one of them gets their start in Brussels."

The comic culture stemmed from the World War II when people who were suffering the war turned to escapism for help and thus the magic comic strip became their ideal choice. Even after the war, the early readers started to create their own characters and when it came to 1960s, there was a big demand for comics.

The reason why a small country like Belgium could achieve such a profound influence on the international comics may result from the development of television cartoons. At that time, it was hard to find a TV which was not showing a Smurfs cartoon.

After the golden age of comic culture in Brussels, today it is experiencing its renaissance which is why the Comic Fest starts.

The unique comic strip route established at first by the Belgian Comic Strip Centre is made up of thirty murals located on buildings and walls scattered across the city. Each mural is depicting a Belgian comic character within a unique Brussels' scene.

The route began with the statue of Manneken Pis which is a naked boy who has become a famous icon. To date, this little boy has gotten more than 600 pieces of clothes which are presented by political heads from different nations who come to visit the King of Belgium.

Besides the mural displaying, there are museums and festivals for its comic culture in Brussels.

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Looking for 1950's (?) pulp sci fi magazine cover artist?

I once had a calendar with his work. Example: U.S. astronaut is laying on a gondola in the canals of Mars, surrounded by beautiful human-looking Martian women feeding him grapes, while a [...]]]> comics 1950s

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I once had a calendar with his work. Example: U.S. astronaut is laying on a gondola in the canals of Mars, surrounded by beautiful human-looking Martian women feeding him grapes, while a Martian in his true monstrous form is secretly crawling up the side of the boat to stab him.

I don't recognize the picture you're describing, but try some of these guys...they were all famous mag cover artists in the era you're referencing....
James Bama
Mort Kunstler
Norm Eastman
Gil Cohen
Warren Bauggartner
Mel Crair
Robert E. Schulz
Will Hulsey
Vic Prezio
Milton Luros
Frank Cozzarelli
I'm getting these names from a book I got at a used bookstore called THE POSTWAR PULPS...the unfortunate thing about that era is that most of the mag covers were uncredited, so unless somebody kept very good records for the mag title you are specifically searching for, their name may be lost to time....but good luck to you in your search!!!

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‘NEWTON'S THEORY OF ETERNAL LIFE'

The story tells the tale of many geniuses throughout time saving humanity and ultimately became members of the Brotherhood of the Shield. The events these Shield members set in motion will have an affect on our modern day heroes and the current incarnation of Shield.

The series promises to reveal how Imhotep became the first member of Shield by fighting back the Brood, Zhang Heng turns back a Celestial, Galileo defeated Galactus before the Fantastic Four, the secrets of Isaac Newton, and the reason for Leonardo Da Vinci traveling 400 years into the future. All these geniuses protected humanity and proclaimed that ‘This Is Not How The World Ends.'

We have been introduced to the Immortal City in Rome and the High Council of the Shield. In the 1950s, a man by the name of Leonid is told by the council that if he wishes to learn the final fate of man then he must join them. Three years has passed and his father by the name of the Night Machine takes him to his higher calling, which leads him to an encounter with Leonardo Da Vinci. In the meantime, Leonid's father fights Shield Agents Stark and Richards, who happen to be the fathers of Tony Stark and Reed Richards.

During the encounter between Leonid and Leonardo Da Vinci, we learn that Leonardo is the architect of the Immortal City. As the High Council of the Shield promised Leonid to learn the final fate of man, Leonardo Da Vinci promises to show the council another belief one of an infinite human experience. Next issue cover shows how Galileo defeated the Fantastic Four.

The issue seems very cerebral and seems like it was written by the Riddler that the reader has to piece together however can only do so when all the issues are out. Would have been nice if there was more history Shield and the pacing was the same as the first issue which worked very well

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