My 1976 attempt to re-create the much re-created cover to FANTASTIC FOUR number 1.
Yeah.
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3 comments:
I loved that record as a kid!
jfire@http://popculturesafari.blogspot.com/
OK, I'm a bit late and very nerdy, but are you sure it isn't a mash up of Gorr the golden gorilla (see the cover to 171: your version says 169) and 126 (yours says "the way it began" on the cover)? But if it IS a genuine issue 1 homage than can I use it on my FF1 homages page? http://zak-site.com/Great-American-Novel/ff-tributes.html
PS your monster's face looks just like Herbert, the robot minder for Franklin in Marvel Knights Fantastic Four... you should sue for royalties :)
You know what? You're probably right, as I woulda JUST bought that "Gorr" FF ish then!
Have NO idea about more recent stuff, tho..Stopped reading most comics a LONG time ago, like most fans my age, due to the horrible writing and art these days…
Of course, I say "these days," meaning anything post-1988!
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