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[tourneur]

Another site ( I don

[narfstar]

We like to have something for everyone. Enjoy Tia Vicenta and try some others.

[jarrodmon]

Researching 1800s dime novels and became amazed by the content level here. Loving the Golden Age comics.

[mr_goldenage]

Welcome, we also strive to be an International site as well, slowly, modestly. Take a look. And again walcome home.

Mr_Goldenage

[narfstar]

Jarrod we are glad you are able to love the GA with us.

[joebee6137]

I found you folks through a link posted on the 'Charlton Arrow' facebook page and I'm very pleased with what I've stumbled onto. Thanks...!

[narfstar]

Welcome Joe it may likely have been one of my links that brought you here hope you stay.

[chiladelphia]

there was a link in a newsletter from smashing mag. I just started listening to superheros! by michael kantor and this was just in time.

[mr_goldenage]

And you probably have a lifetime of reading here..... welcome and enjoy!

Mr_Goldenage

Check Out Our Non-English Section if you like.

[paw broon]

No idea what smashing mag is but welcome to CB+.  So much to read and discover.  But your short intro. made me go and look up Kantor & Co. and I just found out a lot of interesting stuff and opinions.  Thanks.
Enjoy the comics.

[fabian5003]

I found you thanks to this article of a Spanish Tech News site:

http://alt1040.com/2014/07/comics-digital

[paw broon]

Wow.  That's a great write-up.  Thanks for the link.  But surely there are 3 great things about the site, not 2.  The third being the nice folk who run it and the members who happily chat about their likes and dislikes and share discoveries with the the rest of us
Welcome to CB+, fabian.  There really are amazing reading experiences, so get stuck in and enjoy the comics.

[malaprop]

I googled Comicscorral just to see if they had come back from the dead, and found a link to here for former corrallers.

[jedtdantes]

Sometimes, when you come across something that really interests you, you keep looking until you find that place that gives you the information you want.  For me, it started back in the my comic book collecting days of the late 70's and early 80's. I bought a pair of Golden Age comic collections.  The first was The Magnificent Superheroes of Comics Golden Age published by Vintage Features in 1979.  It contained reproduced 12 comic book stories in black and white featuring such heroes as The Hangman, Daredevil, The Shield, The Web, Capt. Battle, Black Jack and Blue Bolt.  The other collection was The Golden Age Review published by Superlith, Incorporated, in 1978.  It featured additional heroes not included in the first: Bulletman, Spy Smasher, Blue Beetle, Black Hood, Green Lama and Airboy as well as others.  These stories were also reproduced in black and white.  Both collections were $5 a piece.  The nice thing about The Golden Age Review collection was that it contains a little background info on the character, its creator and artist(s).  Also, it provided cover reproductions, albeit black and white like the stories, but I still enjoyed both and still own both.  It recent months I've been revisiting my comic collection and interests, and my research only naturally led me to this site.  It's a fabulous site!

[paw broon]

That's a good story.  Always interesting to hear how other fans got started, or re-started in your case.  Thanks for the background and the compliment.  Now all you have to do is dive in.  (Now why does that remind me of Uncle Scrooge "swimming" in his money bin? )    You also might fancy a look at our British and Non English sections, lots of good art and stories.  Feel free to chip in on the forum.
Enjoy the comics.

[ernie]

Just surfing the web looking for info on old comics.  Comics were a big part of my childhood.  [I'm 79  but very young at heart.  Still love the old movies and comics.  Who says you can't live in the  past?]  Incidentally I have already subscribed for a year.  Very modest amount but hope it helps

Ernie

[paw broon]

Welcome to CB+. 
"Who says you can't live in the  past?"  Not me! I'm happy living in the past, when comics were great entertainment.
Do you know there is a comic strip with your name? - Our Ernie, which appeared in the British weekly, Knockout.  Samples here:-
http://john-adcock.blogspot.co.uk/2009/12/our-ernie.html
and if you fancy more of the same, we have a nice selection on site here:-
https://comicbookplus.com/?cid=2121
Like you and many others on CB+, comics were a big part of our earlier years and, thankfully, we can all read many of them again thanks to all the contributors to the site.
Please get involved in the forum and, enjoy the comics.

[narfstar]

A big welcome to you Malaprop glad that google got your here. Jed, I have and those books and loved them too. It did contain my first exposure to some of those characters. Happy that we can provide more here. Ernie, we enjoy living in the past with you.

[fanz123]

This is Fanz123, and I found you by searching for comics.

[narfstar]

Well Fanz your search directed you to the right place.

[david007]

Hi everyone, i'm a newbe to comicbook+ and am a gentleman of vintage years. it is great to have found this site while scrolling the net looking for e-comics to read. i look forward to reading and enjoying some chat with you all.

[paw broon]

Hello David.  Welcome to CB+.  I like your phrase, "a gentleman of vintage years".  Rather elegant.
So many comics, so get cracking.  We also have lots of non-N. American titles which are definately worth a look.
Look forward to reading your posts on the forum.

[Pitdog1]

I was searching Charlie Chan comic strips and ended up here, but I didn't join. Looking up Dick Briefer's Frankie, ended up here. Didn't join. Yesterday I was looking for Joe Palooka comic books, ended up here, finally joined.
I have a long and spotted career in comics, worked for Marvel summers and after school through out high school. Was talked out of the career by Bernard Kriegstein(sp?)worked at and even  co-owned several comic shops from the time I was 12 until a couple of years ago. I am still affiliated with a few.
I have works in film and television, proud Emmy, MTV, and Peabody winner, as well as multiple Grammy, Oscar nominee. For music videos and Documentaries. I look forward to enjoying the site and hopefully contributing.
Thank you,
George

[narfstar]

Glad you finally joined George. We hope to hear from you often in the forums you should have a lot to contribute.

[Dickason]

I was looking for old materials with a magic component and, voila!