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miércoles, 8 de julio de 2015

Revista Creepy La mejor publicacion de Terror #1

https://mega.co.nz/#!S9NXyDCB!hAX-9O9aKCNeBoLBmkSVbfDPvEwDkA7WBZmggK_J9R0


" CREEPY "

Creepy fue el título de dos revistas especializadas en historieta de terror: Una estadounidense y otra española. Al parecer, la edición estadounidense recibía cartas de lectores quejándose de la influencia española que se notaba en la revista, mientras que la edición española lo hacía respecto a la influencia americana.

La versión estadounidense apareció en 1964 editada por Warren Publishing. En su momento de mayor auge, "tiraba tres millones de ejemplares, que iban no sólo al mercado estadounidense, también a Canadá, Inglaterra".

La versión española fue editada por Toutain Editor a partir de 1979, formando parte del llamado boom del cómic adulto en España.


Portada (Enric) [en los índices esta portada aparece acreditada a Sanjulián, y fue publicada originalmente en el Creepy #79]
1
Sumario
3
"La noche de la gallina", por Michael Fleischer (guión) y Jess Jodloman (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Vampirella #71 con el título "Night of the Chicken"]
4-15
"El licántropo de cera", por Bob Toomey (guión) y José Ortiz ( dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Creepy #97 con el título "The Wax Werewolf"]
16-23
"Un negocio floreciente", por Bob Black (guión) e Isidre Monés (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Vampirella #75 con el título "Business is Booming"]
24-33
"¡Exorcismo!", por Luis Vigil (guión) y Rafael Auraleón (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Vampirella #70 con el título "The Terrible Exorcism of Adriennes Pomperau!"; aparece acreditado Bill DuBay como co-guionista]
34-41
[presentación de la siguiente historieta, con pequeña reseña biográfica de Reed Crandall]
42
"Los vampiros salen de noche", por Archie Goodwin (guión) y Reed Crandall (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Creepy #1 con el título "Vampires Fly at Dusk!"]



TITULO: Creepy
PORTADA: SanJulian
COLABORADORES: Michael Fleischer, Jess Jodioman, Bob Toomey, Jose Ortiz, Bob Black, Isidre Mones, Luis Vigil, Rafael Aureleon, Archie Goodwin, Reed Crandall
FECHA: Marzo / 1979
IDIOMA: Español



Escaneadores: Rowlf, queqco, fot, runner, Luzroja, Xinxilla, eXodo, EBADU, Jajun, WILD, centinel, dardmaster, herart, Vizan, Homer96, Kikedemza, BLaCKiCes (CRG)

domingo, 21 de junio de 2015

Revista Creepy #0

https://mega.co.nz/#!HwdAjZDI!V5OmYee9qvoDdJrOPSuR-4ucVHo7cTYY_f39RKajEBw

" CREEPY "

Portada (Sanjulián)
1
[presentación de la revista]
2
Sumario
3
"El bocado más sabroso", por Cary Bates (guión) y Russ Heath (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Vampirella #67 con el título "Choice Cuts"]
4
"Vida nocturna", por Bob Toomey (guión) y Rafael Auraleón (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Creepy #105 con el título "Night Life"] 
7
"Amor primate", por Cary Bates (guión) y José Ortiz (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Vampirella #75 con el título "Sasquatch Love"]
15
"El amor del cojo Lem", por Richard Corben (guión y dibujo) [publicado originalmente en el fanzine Skull #2 con el título "Lame Lem's Love"]
24
"Hermanas", por Bill DuBay (guión) y Álex Niño (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Creepy #97 con el título "Sisters"]
32
[presentación de la siguiente historieta, con pequeña reseña biográfica de Adams] 
40
"La maldición del vampiro", por Archie Goodwin (guión) y Neal Adams (dibujo) [publicado originalmente en Creepy #14 con el título "Curse of the Vampire!"]
41




TITULO: Creepy #0
PORTADA: SanJulian
COLABORADORES: Cary Bates, Russ Heath, Bob Toomey, Rafael Auraleon, Jose Ortiz, Richard Corben, Bill Dubay, Alex Niño, Archie Goodwin, Neal Adams
EDITORIAL: Toutain Editor
FECHA: Marzo / 1979
IDIOMA: Español



Escaneadores: Rowlf, queqco, fot, runner, Luzroja, Xinxilla, eXodo, EBADU, Jajun, WILD, centinel, dardmaster, herart, Vizan, Homer96, Kikedemza, BLaCKiCes (CRG)

Alien: The illustrated story

https://mega.co.nz/#!y4sABIzT!Q24ejz-iZ6GBs4ASeGC413bvqRMzDsPAZnyn56ZA1gs

" ALIEN: THE ILLUSTRATED STORY "


Alien: The Illustrated Story was a graphic novel adaptation of Ridley Scott's film published by Heavy Metal in 1979. Based on the original screenplay by Dan O'Bannon, the adaptation was scripted and illustrated by Archie Goodwin and Walter Simonson. It was edited by Charles Lippincott. 

The next Alien-franchise-related comic book to be published would be 1988's Aliens based on James Cameron's sequel, by recently formed Dark Horse Comics. It would go on to spawn an entire line of Aliens comics by Dark Horse that continues till the present. 

The graphic novel artistically follows exactly the plot and visuals of the feature film, including graphic representations of a few deleted scenes, as well. 




TITULO: Alien: The illustrated story
PORTADA: Walter Simonson (dibujo), Archie Goodwin (dibujo, tinta, color)
GUION: Archie Goodwin; Dan O'Bannon (screenplay, co-plot); Ronald Shusett (co-plot)
DIBUJO: Walter Simonson
TINTA: Walter Simonson
COLOR: Walter Simonson, Louise Jones, Polly Law, Deborah Pedlar
EDITORIAL: Heavy Metal
FECHA: Enero / 1979
GENERO: Horror, Suspenso , Ciencia ficcion
PERSONAJES: Lambert; Dallas; Ash; Ripley; Parker; Brett; Kane; the Alien
IDIOMA: Español





Escaneadores: Froiking ( Gran Trabajo ), HyH, morteluna, Thanos, Kvaser, Franki, Jiman, Sabrion, Zenobit, cnavalon, Batty, Darth Gus, Dios, Lord Xian, Seichiro, Reforce, R.I.P.  (CRG)(L9D)

sábado, 21 de febrero de 2015

The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #11 "Spawn of the Spider"



" LA ESTIRPE DE LA ARAÑA"

Web-slinging through the city, Spider-Man happens upon a Grey Power protest which his Aunt May is participating in. When she's suddenly arrested, Spidey briefly considers rescuing Aunt May, but decides to do everything legal. Rushing to the court house as Peter Parker, he pays bail for his Aunt May, but is worried because the 200 dollar check he cut may bounce. After unsuccessfully getting an advance from J. Jonah Jameson, Mary Jane suggests that Peter join in in being an extra for a movie being filmed in the city titled "Spawn of the Spider". On the set, Peter witnesses one of the actors (in a ridiculous spider-monster costume) slip and are about to fall to the ground from the side of a building. Peter slips away and changes into Spider-Man and comes to the rescue. The Director fires the special effects man, Klemmer, and offers Spider-Man to take on the lead. Spidey agrees but demands to be paid in cash. 

That night, someone vowing revenge against the production hires three crooks (strong man, tumbler, and acrobat) put on new spider-themed costumes and attack the production as the Spider-Squad. Sure enough, the Spider-Squad attacks the set, and get locked in a battle with Spider-Man. They manage to get away when they tag Spider-Man with a temporary poison and escape in a boat. Spider-Man recovers from the venom and goes after them, delaying the production by another day. 

Realizing that Klemmer probably had something to do with it, he travels to Klemmer's apartment. There he is attacked by the Spider-Squad who one more manages to escape, however not before Spider-Man can tag their car with a spider-tracer. Tracking them to an abandoned barn, Spider-Man battles the Spider-Squad once more. In spite of being caught up in a giant fake spider-web, Spider-Man manages to defeat them all. When looking for Klemmer, Spider-Man finds him unconscious under a pile of hay. He suddenly realizes that someone is trying to frame Klemmer, and that he's probably walked right into a trap. Sure enough, when Spider-Man gets Klemmer and the Spider-Squad to safety, the building is blown up by Anton DeLionatus, the films financier who was hoping to cash in on the insurance of the failed project. Spider-Man tracks down DeLionatus, and easily defeats him and turns him over to the police.

Later, Peter Parker is down because he couldn't earn any money and that his check will surely bounce. All turns out well for Peter when the charges against Aunt May are dropped and the court nullifies the bail payment and returns the check to Peter.
 
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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Annual Vol 1 #168
FECHA: Agosto / 1977
PORTADA: Gil Kane (lapices), Joe Sinnott (tinta) 
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Spider-Man
Supporting Characters: Mary Jane Watson, Aunt May, Anna Watson, J. Jonah Jameson
Villains: Anton DeLionatus - Movie Producer (Only Appearance), Spider-Squad (Only Appearance), Strongman (Only Appearance), Tumbler(Only Appearance), Acrobat (Only Appearance)
Other Characters: Klemmer - Costume Designer (Only Appearance), Leroy - Stuntman in costume (Only Appearance), Barney Muller - Movie Director (Only Appearance)
Locations: New York City: Daily Bugle Building, Battery Park, Peter's Chelsea Apartment
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Spider-Tracer
Vehicles: None
ESCRITOR: Archie Goodwin, Bill Mantlo
DIBUJO: Don Perlin
TINTA: Jim Mooney
COLOR: Don Warfield
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 35
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 10.0 mb

miércoles, 4 de febrero de 2015

The Amazing spider-Man #149 "Even If I Live, I Die!" #150 "Spider-Man... Or Spider-Clone?" Arc: "Original Clone Story"


" ¡ AUNQUE VIVA... MORIRE ! "

Continued from last issue... The Jackal has revealed his identity to be that of Peter Parker's biology professor: Mile Warren. Knocking out Spider-Man, the Jackal takes him and Ned Leeds to his secret lab. There, when Spider-Man revives, the Jackal tells him the genesis of his revenge plot: How he secretly loved Gwen Stacy, and how when she died he was devastated and blamed Spider-Man for her death. When he had Serba clone Gwen's DNA, Serba came back to him when he realizes that he'd been tricked into cloning humans (Which Serba found unethical), Warren would then strangle him to death. 

His mind unhinging, he soon blamed the murder of Serba on the emergence of another personality, which he dubbed the Jackal. Creating his costume, the Jackal would then clone Gwen Stacy and recondition her to have the same memories as the original Gwen in the hopes of using her against Spider-Man. 

When Spider-Man tries to attack the Jackal again, the Jackal manages to get away. While at the Daily Bugle, Betty Brant is upset because Ned and Peter have been missing for two days. As Mary Jane, J. Jonah Jameson, and Joe Robertson try to comfort her, Peter suddenly enters the room and claims he has no knowledge of seeing Ned, and claims he hasn't seen him in a week. But what's this? At the EXACT same time, Peter is in his Spider-Man identity, web-slinging over to Shea Stadium to meet the Jackal for their final battle!

There the Jackal drugs Spider-Man, and when he revives he finds that the Jackal has created a Spider-Man clone for him to fight. To make matters worse, the Jackal has Ned Leeds tied to a bomb primed to go off in a matter of minutes. The clone of Gwen is mortified that the Jackal would resort to murder. Gwen's words strike a chord in Warren who realizes that there was no Jackal, only Miles Warren, and only he could have killed people. Snapping out of his dementia, Warren tries to redeem himself by freeing Ned Leeds. However, he doesn't get clear of the bomb in time, and it goes off seemingly killing him. The explosion causes part of the stadium to collapse on the Spider-Clone as well, seemingly killing the clone of Spider-Man. 

Later, Peter Parker and the Gwen Stacy clone pay their respects to the real Gwen's grave. There, the clone of Gwen tells Peter that she realizes that she could never know him like the original has, and decides that it's best that she leave and never return. Peter returns to his apartment, sullen and hurt, but is shocked to find that someone is in his apartment. Rushing up to see who it is, he's happy to see that it's Mary Jane. He lets himself in, and the two begin to make up for their past fight.

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #149
FECHA: Octubre / 1975
PORTADA:  Gil Kane (lapices), Frank Giacoia (tinta)
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Daily Bugle Staff: J. Jonah Jameson, Robbie Robertson, Betty Brant, Ned Leeds; Mary Jane Watson
Villains: Jackal (Miles Warren) (Apparent Death), Warren Miles, Tarantula (Cameo)
Other Characters: Anthony Serba (Only in flashback) (Death), Gwen Stacy (Clone), Spider-Clone (First appearance) (Apparent Death), New York policemen (Only in flashback), Gwen Stacy (Only in flashback)
Locations: New Jersey: Federal Penitentiary; New York City: Empire State University, Daily Bugle Building, Shea Stadium
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters
Vehicles: None
 ESCRITOR: Gerry Conway
DIBUJO: Ross Andru
TINTA: Mike Esposito
COLOR: Janice Cohen
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 19
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 6.3 mb

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" ¿ SPIDERMAN O SPIDERCLON ? "

Following his final battle against the Jackal and his Spider-Clone, Peter Parker is not sure if he's the original Peter Parker, or just the clone with the memories of the original. He decides that he needs help in a big way, and so he changes into Spider-Man and web-slings out to the lab of Curt Connors. There he tells Connors of his plight, and Connors agrees to run a series of tests to determine if Spider-Man is the real deal or a clone. As this test is going on, both men are unaware that Spider-Man is once more being targeted by Spencer Smythe who is once more trying to get revenge against the wall-crawler. 

With all the tests done, Connors needs time to go over the results and asks Spider-Man to relax in his waiting room. Spider-Man nods off, however he is awoken when he hears someone shouting at him from outside. Looking out the window he sees the Vulture outside, who is challenging him to a duel. 

After a brief fight, Spider-Man bests the Vulture and he is suddenly vanishes in a puff of smoke. Spider-Man is similarly attacked by both the Sandman and the Kingpin, who meet the same fates when Spider-Man defeats them. It all makes sense when Spencer Smythe appears in his Spider-Slayer robot, telling the wall-crawler they were all robot duplicates of his foes. 

During their fight, the Spider-Slayer grabs hold of Spider-Man, who is about to give up because he has his doubts about being the original Peter Parker. However, when his thoughts turn towards his feelings for Mary Jane, Spider-Man realizes that he has to be the original because emotions are only learned from outside stimuli, an while a clone may have his memories it wouldn't have the emotional attachment to them. Convinced that he's the real Spider-Man, Spidey breaks free and smashes Smyth's Spider-Slayer. He then "thanks" Smythe for helping him through his ordeal with a knock-out punch. 

Spider-Man returns to Connors lab where he finds Connors fast asleep at his desk with the test results in an envelope. Spider-Man takes them and sends the report to the four winds, feeling that he doesn't need to see the results because he feels he knows the true answer after tonight battle. 

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TITULO: Amazing Spider-Man Vol 1 #150
FECHA: Noviembre / 1975
PORTADA:  Gil Kane (lapices), Frank Giacoia (tinta)
PERSONAJES:
Featured Characters: Spider-Man (Peter Parker)
Supporting Characters: Curt Connors
Villains: Spencer Smythe, Vulture, Kingpin and Sandman Robots (Destroyed)
Other Characters: Gwen Stacy (Clone) (Only in flashback), Mary Jane Watson (Only in flashback), Spider-Clone (Mentioned)
Locations: New York City: Peter's Chelsea Apartment, Dr. Connors' Lab
Items: Spider-Man's Web-Shooters, Spider Slayer Mark IV (Destroyed)
Vehicles: None
 ESCRITOR: Archie Goodwin
DIBUJO: Gil Kane
TINTA: Mike Esposito, Frank Giacoia, Dave Hunt
COLOR: Petra Goldberg
EDITORIAL: Marvel Comics
GENERO: Superheroes
PAGINAS: 19
FORMATO: .cbr
TAMAÑO: 6.8 mb

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