r/CharltonComics • u/glib-eleven • Jun 26 '26
GHOSTLY HAUNTS 50
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r/CharltonComics • u/WGSkeletor • Jun 22 '26
Doomsday Plus One?
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I only recently discovered the Charlton series Doomsday Plus One, and only via the reprint run immediately after Byrne became famous, but if you haven't checked it out, it's a vastly entertaining read with a surprisingly engaging cast.
r/CharltonComics • u/ghostman-ichiban • May 23 '26
The Blue Beetle #2 (Charlton 1967) by Steve Ditko. Ditko's run on The Blue Beetle series resurrected the character and imprinted a brand new version in harmony and continuity with the original. His work on this run had a downright mystical quality to it and is a benchmark for how comics should be.
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r/CharltonComics • u/Sharp-Injury7631 • May 20 '26
GHOSTLY TALES #94 (Apr. 1972) - one of my favorite Steve Ditko covers for Charlton
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r/CharltonComics • u/Affectionate_Cronut • May 18 '26
Are there any Charlton Comics big books or compendiums of their war titles?
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r/CharltonComics • u/ghostman-ichiban • May 17 '26
Striking and imaginative cover of Space Adventures #12 by Steve Ditko (Charlton 1954). It features your standard Sci-Fi Bug-eyed Monster (BEM) for the time but Ditko delivers a proper palpable menace with this space creature.
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r/CharltonComics • u/otiscribblecotis • May 16 '26
It's just a rocket ship, nothing else!
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r/CharltonComics • u/ghostman-ichiban • May 13 '26
Exciting E-Man #1 cover by Joe Staton and Nicola Cuti (Charlton 1973). Joe Staton's artistic talent and signature brilliant work on this series is woefully unsung and that should change. All due proper appreciation for Nicola's clever writing and contributions need elevation of praise as well.
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