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Re: Narfstar's Mad Mash-Ups

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phlogiston2010

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Re: Narfstar's Mad Mash-Ups
« on: February 15, 2016, 09:30:02 AM »
well. it sounds like an absolute load of rubbish. which means it will probably be a whole lot of fun. terrific. thanks.

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narfstar

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Re: Narfstar's Mad Mash-Ups
« Reply #1 on: February 15, 2016, 05:36:53 PM »
Well was it any fun?
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crashryan

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Re: Narfstar's Mad Mash-Ups
« Reply #2 on: February 15, 2016, 07:24:00 PM »
These were lots of fun. My favorite for sheer goofiness is (appropriately) the Linda Lark cover. Other faves include Millie/Jimmy Olsen, Tiger Girl, and the Fab Four. Would I ever love to do a Hot Rods meet Gorgo book! The Ponytail cover is great because the art styles as well as the poses fit so well together. I never realized how much alike Dagar and Samson were until I saw them side by side.

It's good to see my old guilty pleasures, Nukla and The Fab Four. I've always wondered who wrote the final issue of the Four. The earlier issues seemed like Joe Gill scripts, but the last one was written in a different style and mentioned comic conventions and fanzines, which weren't well-known back then. I speculated that some fan-turned-pro may have been involved.
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