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Title
Spaceman
Date | Number: 5 | Lang: English (en)
Uploaded  by jimpy | josemas | paw broon
File size 33.40mb consisting of 24 pages | Format: EBook
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NotesNew Spaceman Comic of the Future 05. 1954. Published by Gould-Light Company, London. Norman Light art.
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This is about as good as it gets. MORE PLEASE!
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I love the way the main artist, Norman Light, draws spaceships and futuristic cityscapes. Sort of like combining a draughtsman's skill and Art Deco sensibilities.
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Looks like the costume inspired the later Adam Strange!
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I remember these stories well, though I think from a compendium volume. Wonderful to see them again, my thanks to the uploaders.
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Stirring stuff - the Best of British (well, not quite but pretty good anyway) If you want more of Captain Future's background, there's an article here: https://downthetubes.net/?p=22019
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This was a fun time capsule. I hadn't heard of Captain Future, but he makes a dashing figure. As someone else mentioned, the look on the cover pre-empts Adam Strange, who didn't appear until 1958. I always find it interesting to see these sci-fi comics from the 1950s, as they imagine what space travel might be like in the future. In the first Captain Future story, it was a bit unbelievable that they would put themselves so close to the collision. With all that futuristic technology, they must have realised they'd be in the path of the shock wave. The story was also wrapped up very quickly, and I'm not sure how they could claim it to be a great success, given that they lost the mothership. I liked the other two stories a little better, though it would have been good if Velma had been given more to do than fetch the scientist. I agree with one of the other commenters about the art, especially the more technical art involved with the spaceships and future worlds. An interesting little comic.
  
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NameSpaceman 5 | Published
PublicationPrice: 6d [0-0-6 GBP] | Pages: 24
NotesIndexed from a digitized copy on Comic Book Plus.
 
CoverThe Collision of Stars / 1 page
FeatureCapt. Future
GenreScience Fiction
CharactersCaptain Future
PencilsNorman Light
InksNorman Light
 
CreditsThe Buccaneers of Space (1 page)
CharactersTom Ellen; Dr. Oblers; Commander Wayland; Captain Future
PencilsNorman Light
InksNorman Light
 
Comic StoryThe Collision of Stars (7 pages)
FeatureCapt. Future
GenreScience Fiction
CharactersCaptain Future; Sunset; ship's crew
PencilsNorman Light
InksNorman Light
 
Comic StoryThe Rain Of Death (8 pages)
FeatureBill Merrill of the Scientific Investigation Bureau
GenreScience Fiction
CharactersBill Merrill; Velma; Sir James Pemberton; crew
PencilsRon Embleton (signed)
InksRon Embleton (signed)
NotesArt credit courtesy of Jay Flash.
 
Comic StoryZar - the Trouble Maker (7 pages)
FeatureCapt. Future
GenreScience Fiction
CharactersCaptain Future; Zar (villain)
PencilsNorman Light
InksNorman Light
 
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