I mean, I just flipped through my copy of Adventures of Superman, and unless you count the last-page hypebox, there's not a single ad for another DC book. Meanwhile, in the four issues of J.M. DeMatteis and Keith Giffen's 1987 Dr. Fate mini-series I just read, there's tons of 'em, in a book with no other ads at all!
And I have to admit, they're pretty eye-catching, especially looking at them now, when they seem even more relevant than they did in 1987. In fact, it's almost like someone mockingly remixed the originals! Have a look, and click for a larger image, won't you?



Just.. Plain.. Wrong.
ReplyDeleteDo this again sometime?
INGENIOUS!!
ReplyDeleteIt's like DC's in-house ad department read my mind! Four times!
ReplyDeleteYou should scan more of those. What a find!
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ReplyDeleteOh. My. Gawd. Chris...you have outdone yourself!
ReplyDeleteAs Homer Simpson once said, "It's funny 'cos it's TRUE."
ReplyDeleteYes. I should scan them. Because that is what I did.
ReplyDeleteWe had WHAT before it was WHAT??!!!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, are all comic book people as effed up as this??
Quite effective info, thank you for the post.
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