Mighty Samson #1 (Gold Key Comics)
I thought I would share this 1964 post-apocalyptic comic from Gold Key Comics. I’m tempted to do a write-up of the liobear.
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Tim Hartin is a mutant plant that started playing Role-Playing Games way back in the early 1980s and has been hooked ever since. He's a big fan of Old School RPGs that allow one's imagination to run wild and free. When he's not working on RPG stuff, he spend his time being a web/graphic designer, cartographer, writer, and a full-time insomniac.
Jay
12 Sep, 2011
Great post–I’m Mighty Samson fan myself (have the first archives book from Dark Horse). Interesting in that it even predate Kamandi!
I’ve also added it to the “Appendix Gamma” links of post-apocalyptic influences/inspirations on Gamma World War.
Tim Hartin
12 Sep, 2011
I plan on posting additional issues as I find time.
Civil War Horror (Sean McLachlan)
10 Feb, 2012
Wow! I was more of a paperback fan than a comic book fan when I was a kid. Looks like I missed something good. I’m going to buy these for my son.
I like how Samson’s mother tries to stop him from going to Times Square. Growing up in New York in the 70s and 80s, Times Square was definitely a no-go area for children!