Golden Age Comics

[skunkape]

This site kept me up late...tons of free vintage comics. 'Outer Space #23" has a stereotypical abduction scenario in 1959...two years before Betty and Barney Hill. I've only scratched the surface of the archives, and I'm really amazed at how imaginative some of the different takes on alien invaders were back then.

Golden Age Comics Downloads

 

[dusty]

Thanks for the tip there skunkape,

That will probably keep me up late as well. Though my all time favourite is
Dr Strange from the Marvel universe.
http://www.steveenglehart.com/Comics/Comics%20Images/Dr%20Strange%20giant.jpg

The good Doc and one or two real life people, and one or two real life experiences, are probably responsible for my very early interest in the paranormal, and the mechanics of the mind.

May The Vishanti be ever with you,

Mark

 

[AnnetteMarie]

I got registered at the site, however I am now searching for something to read the files... :frown:

 

[skunkape]

I got registered at the site, however I am now searching for something to read the files... :frown:

This should get you rolling.

CDisplay Comic Reader

 

[mike]

i grew up reading a british Sci Fi comic called 2000AD

the birthplace of judge dredd among other things

 

[AnnetteMarie]

This should get you rolling.

CDisplay Comic Reader

that did the trick, thanks bunches! of bananas, that is

 

[Tommy Allison]

So this is a file sharing site? Akin to Theft?

 

[urkotic]

So this is a file sharing site? Akin to Theft?

from the site in question: "All files here available for download have carefully been research by our users and staff to make sure they are in the public domain."

 

[Tommy Allison]

A lot of golden age comics are being reprinted by other companies. DC bought up a whole bunch of golden age stuff recently.

There are about a half dozen other sites out there which are file share sites, that are uploading brand new, silver and golden age comics.

As long as they're all in the public domain, I don't see a problem.