/r/oddballcomics
This community is inspired by the great comics artist Scott Shaw!, who came up with the perfect term for strange comic books. It celebrates the weird, the wacky, the sometimes bad in comic books.
/r/oddballcomics
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I Come in Peace issue #1 of 2, Greater Mercury, 1991. Based on the 1990 Dolph Lundgren movie also known as Dark Angel.
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2024/10/06
02:28 UTC
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Captain Marvel gets briefly grim and gritty for the 70s
One issue before the book was cancelled they tried this serious take.
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2024/09/29
04:46 UTC
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Thunder Clap
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2024/09/26
23:17 UTC
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Serenity (Real Buzz Studios) volume 7. Almost two decades ago, I bought the first book in this series.
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2024/09/22
17:54 UTC
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Smile issue #1 (Mixx / Tokyopop), which serialized the Sailor Moon comics for a while. Almost 25 years later, both Vitamin C and Jake Andrews are still alive.
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2024/09/14
03:07 UTC
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Hit is a strong word
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2024/09/04
03:54 UTC
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Cover of Adventure in Moscow, a one-issue comic book published by the American Friends Service Committee (U.S.A., 1987)
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2024/08/22
16:47 UTC
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Pete Duncan- Dropout, 1967 ad
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2024/08/21
21:08 UTC
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The best word balloon cover.
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2024/08/14
04:43 UTC
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Gravesiggers
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2024/08/12
22:50 UTC
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'Them days is gone forever' (American poster by Alvah Posen/ U.S. Government Printing Office for Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED)/ Office of War Information (OWI). United States of America, 1943).
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2024/08/08
06:05 UTC
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Fun House
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2024/07/23
05:13 UTC
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Another Pre-President cover referencing Trump. Of course it’s Archie.
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2024/07/17
20:41 UTC
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