TagsTagsTonight's action-packed cover from the Lizard Collection: issue #2 of Jim Steranko's Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., published in July 1968 with the low-key title "So Shall Ye Reap Death!" Steranko wrote the script, drew the pencil artwork, and according to some sources did much of the inking as well. There's ...
Comic Books, Marvel Comics, Nick Fury, Collectibles, Rare, Lizard Collection, Psychedelia, Pop Art, Steranko
Artist Jim Steranko’s radical re-imagining of Marvel’s “Sgt. Fury” character reached a pop art pinnacle in this classic cover image from the Lizard Collection: Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., issue #4, published in September 1968. This is one of our best-preserved comic books, with a flawless cover, white pages, and ...
Comic Books, Marvel Comics, Nick Fury, Collectibles, Rare, Lizard Collection, Psychedelia, Pop Art, Steranko
Tonight’s photo from the Lizard Collection is issue #67 of “Tales to Astonish” (one of Marvel’s “farm team” comics), published in May 1965, featuring the Incredible Hulk and one of Marvel’s lesser efforts, Giant Man. This cover’s cool because it’s probably where director Ang Lee got the inspiration for one ...
Comic Books, Marvel Comics, Incredible Hulk, Giant Man, Tales to Astonish, Collectibles, Lizard Collection, Psychedelia
Tonight’s photo from the Lizard Collection is issue #1 of Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D., when Marvel Comics started to get psychedelic. Notice the Peter Max influenced op-art. There’s a small tear on the top, and some small creases along the spine, but apart from those flaws this book is in ...
Comic Books, Marvel Comics, Nick Fury, Collectibles, Lizard Collection, Psychedelia