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@stdesjardins They avoided that faux pas within the story itself by not naming any of the nations.

@MPauldalton None of the candidates offered up by the cover. It was the mole-creatures! At least according to the Atomic Knights story "When the Earth Blacked Out" reprinted here, which was originally published in Strange Adventures #144 (September 1962).

Updated a 10-year-old post about the time I went skydiving with Jim Shooter to reflect what TIL from @johnlk_80 about how Chris Claremont had Luke Cage give me a shout-out in the pages of 46-year-old comic book. https://t.co/Zr7MqZwaYr

Curt Swan — who was *the* Superman artist of my youth — was born on this date in 1920. Which gives me an excuse to share this sketch he was kind enough to interrupt his eating of rubber chicken at the 1973 National Cartoonist Society Reuben Awards banquet to draw for me.

Out goes another dream card to a friend.

@doctorow Which I first saw when I was 15, on the cover to Warren's Eerie #31 (January 1971).

Now that's what I call a Superb Owl!

Once again, @deAdder sees things clearly.

@doctorow Jay Scott Pike's image originally appeared as the cover to Young Romance #150 (October-November 1967) — and was also the splash page for a 15-page story inside.

And out go today’s postcards …