Was going to post this in a thanks message to the "HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO DO" but it started getting a little long so:
What a wonderful site you all have here. Preserving the stories and artwork of the golden age for generations to come. Paper only lasts so long but one can hope that with your help much of this work, which surely would be lost to time without efforts like this, can be enjoyed and studied freely for centuries. I know I personally would probably never be able to afford any single issue of the comics on this site.
In my 20s and I've been a fan of the medium my whole life, despite my earliest memories of it distinctly being in the "holofoil limited edition variant cover!" period. My only direct exposure to Golden Age comics has really been the "Batman Chronicles" series and a few E.C. reprints (depending on one's time-frame of the "Golden Age" I suppose) up to this point. But I've long been a fan of Edgar Rice Burroughs and pulp reprints when I can get my hands on them.
Really enjoying the opportunity to get a fuller picture of these important formative years in American comics. Thanks again!
