GraphicMan

Join Graphic Man, Eric Breen, Jambo Comics, Grottu Orloff, Charlton 66, Captain Strangelife, Howlermouse, Spinner Rack Comics-Dave, Paulo Costa and BlackboxedSilverAndBronze as they look at some great Pop culture items from the Golden, Silver, and Bronze age of comics. Comic Books and Toys.

See Graphic man, Dr. Strangelife, Eric Breen, and Grottu Orloff show a variety of Cards and Comics with a Sporting theme.

A small helping of Four Color Fossil goodness this Holiday season. The kids table was never this good. See great pop culture from the Golden, Silver and Bronze ages. Starring Graphic Man, Eric Breen, jambo Comics, Meyer Greenblatt, Paulo Costa, Charlton 66, Dr. Silverage, Shannon solid4stbend, and Metarog (the Four Color Fossils)

See the Four Color Fossils And Pop Culture Goodies. Starring Graphic Man, Jambo Comics, Captain Strangelife, and Paulo Costa.

On the Graphic Man channel, the Four Color Fossils show a wide range of pop culture items and Comic Books from the Golden, Silver, and Bronze age. And Charlton 66 recently went to the Baltimore Convention.

The Fossils show some Classics Illustrated, Tomahawk (DC), Weird Mystery Tales, Werewolf By Night, Marvel Spotlight, Haunted Love (Charlton Comics, Tom Sutton, Tomb of Dracula, Secrets of Haunted House, Man Thing, Phantom Stranger, Forbidden Tales of Dark of Mansion, House of Mystery, Supernatural Thrillers, Chamber of Darkness, Unknown Worlds, Strange Planets, Vault of Horror, Midnight Tales...and much more.

Guest Starring Ranger Sly, Captain Strangelife, Grottu Orloff, Eric Breen, Horror Mike, Michael Dodd, Graphic Man, Jambo Comics, and Paulo Costa. The Fossils look at some great Silver age comics, and Pop Culture Toys

Toys, with Meyer Greenblatt, and Michael Dodd. See toys and playsets from yesteryear on this special episode of Graphic Man.

Containing clips of whimsical posters made by Graphic Man. Ends with hi-lights from Tailors of Asgard

Crazy man holds up comic books while facing camera. Not for the faint of heart. A slight Alfred Hitchcock parody in the pages of Tweety and Sylvester. Looking through some books that I doubt anyone on the internet is talking about. Great scans, lame commentary.

After showing a lot of old Autographs in the last video, Graphic Man shows a Don Rosa Autograph and shows a few Comic Books with some commentary. Top Cat to Super-boy to Bronze age Thor.

Making Literature Lad happy, we delve into a theory of why Classics Illustrated did not reprint issue number 66 entitled Cloister and the Hearth. From the 1940s through 1971 Classics Illustrated re-released many of their titles, but not this one. It had one and only one printing. In a sense making it rare compared to the others. Plus some Jack Kirby artwork is looked at.

Some great comic books are delved into by Graphic Man and Literature Lad. See Clark Kent fall out of an airplane and not let anybody know he's OK for two weeks.

So where do I hang out, when relaxing at home? The Walk-through nobody asked for. Graphic Man shows his book case tour, and some sci-fi autographs. This is the longest video I've made. Hopefully it won't bore you too much.

There are characters named "Nightmare", and there are titles with the same name. But this time Graphic Man compares the nightmares of two different characters from completely opposite publishers and finds some eerily similar situations. Having trouble sleeping? Then watch Graphic Man's videos. No counting sheep, and no pesky visits from the Sandman. Just some great graphics and unique story telling guaranteed to dull your senses.

Would you like to read the Marvel Age of Comics as it appeared on the Newsstand? I sure would have. I know we organize our comics by character title, but have you ever wanted to read them the whole Marvel Universe in chronological order? It took some time, but I have organized scans in order of their arriving on the newsstand. Or I have them arranged by category

Most Asgardians wear the same outfit day after day, because Odin buys up all the fabric and designs Fashionable styles that have all of Valhalla talking. Watch as Graphic Man and Literature Lad show the fashion runway mishaps of Asgard. Stay tuned for an off-script Tales of Asgard read by Literature Lad.

Graphic Man and Literature Lad look into World's Finest 178, an imaginary story where Superman loses his powers (PERMANENTLY), and takes on the new identity of NOVA who will fight like Batman and Green Arrow. Plus a look at the art of Steve Canyon by Milton Caniff.

Watch as Graphic Man wins a contest prize of Doomsday Clock plus some Silver and Bronze Age books are looked at.

The great cover of Thor 126 has been paid homage to by numerous artists. Graphic Man even shares one he did back in the 1980's.

Over the years I've heard a few Batman collectors wish that Robin the Boy Wonder wasn't introduced so early in Batman's adventures. They claim that this changed the tone of Batman, and so I decided to have a little fun with one of them by playing a little practical joke. Graphic Man has added Robin to the covers of famous Batman books.

Nick Fury's hands are tied behind his back while Hitler is offering him a chance to join the other side. Fury's response is to shove Fury in the face. But how did he accomplish this with his hands tied? Then later a similar thing happens and we delve into the shape-shifting aliens in Bugs Bunny 163. (Some sound effects as well)

Graphic Man tries to draw the cover of Korak # 8 from Gold Key comics.

Graphic Man shows how the plot-line of Fantastic Four # 9 could not have happened due to the enormous amount of wealth and gadgets they had gathered during their previous eight issues.

Graphic man attempts to draw the cover of Strange Adventures number 21 from DC comics, plus a quick showing of more random comic books.