Published Cover
Location: Swan, Curt
Artists:
Curt Swan
(Penciller)
,
Murphy Anderson
(Inker)
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I love it! World’s Finest was my favorite to grab when I could get comics in the summertime. :)
What a great image, cant go wromg with Swan/Anderson
NICE!!!
Great Great cover!! I love the my friend my antagonist element to it.
Always a fun read!!
Awesome cover, Bill!
Fantastic cover, Bill! Congrats!
Fantastic Swanderson cover! Classic Silver Age DC!
Sure it's pure camp, but DC made the fatal error of assuming that the comics reading audience continued to be 8 year olds, well into the late 60's and somewhat even into the 70's, which is the primary reason they become the number two publisher from that point onward, and that's why most of their stories and covers were also campy. But there's there's something whimsical, almost magical about the campiness, and it's most likely the fact that it so easily takes us back to our 8 year old selves and reminds us of how fun and simply our lives were back then. Ultimately, the Swanderson art duo were brilliant and this is a magnificent example of that brilliance.
A wonderful addition to any collection!
WOW! This is like a piece that should be in a Museum. Perfect period piece by the perfect art team. Congrats on having it as a part of your amazing collection!!!
And what do you burn apart from witches?
-More witches.
-Wood.
The art is spectacular on this of course and I love the dialogue. You just dont see "word balloons " on comics anymore ( I LOVE using them on my commissions)
One of the "Finest" things I've layed eyes on today :)
The campy storyline as you so accurately describe it was certainly part of the charm of this period, great Silver Age cover addition, congrats!
One of those great story-telling covers where you wonder "Now wait, what's going on here exactly? I need to find out!' Beautifully drawn too. Major congrats!
Striking and strange cover by this superb art team from a - even for 1960s World's Finest standard - highly weird two-part story. Writer Bob Kannigher obviously had too much of something mind-blowing or too many drinks :) You should definetly get the cover from # 186 too !
Shock! Awe! This is an **INSANELY** great cover!
