What Hitler And Axis Covers Comics Do You Have? 11 11

[ThothAmon]

Not exactly what the thread is about but it seems appropriate.  Interior Wolverton page from Target 2/9.  Keep in mind this has a date of Nov. 1941.  Pearl Harbor wasn't until the next month.

 

Edited July 19, 2017 by ThothAmon

[vaillant]

That’s great. We should have a thread devoted to the Hitler and nazism related stories, beside this one about the covers.  

[exitmusicblue]

Edited July 19, 2017 by exitmusicblue

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17 hours ago, ThothAmon said:

Not exactly what the thread is about but it seems appropriate.  Interior Wolverton page from Target 2/9.  Keep in mind this has a date of Nov. 1941.  Pearl Harbor wasn't until the next month.

 

Wolverton did a great Hitler!

[telerites]

I had picked this up off Ebay a while back.  1940 copyright - Hitler and Stalin The Murder Men & Their Plot to Rape the World 

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On 7/19/2017 at 4:54 PM, telerites said:

I had picked this up off Ebay a while back.  1940 copyright - Hitler and Stalin The Murder Men & Their Plot to Rape the World 

Dang!  What a cover!  Some interesting photo manipulation going on there.

[circumstances]

New!

 

[SuperBird]

[rjpb]

Has anyone ever done a rough count of the number of WW2 covers from the war era? I realize there are some borderline ones, early covers where the enemy isn't clearly an Axis power, saboteur covers where allegiance is vague,  some late covers where Axis military figures look redrawn in civilian clothes as they torture U.S military personnel or steal weapons plans, home front and war bond covers that don't exactly feature characters fighting Axis powers, but it would be interesting to know roughly how many books would be covered. 

[Robot Man]

If you are talking Hitler covers (this is the Hitler thread), they seem to have been pretty well defined and accounted for. If you are talking WWII covers in general, good luck. That spans a TON of books in all genres. I don't even think one could use the Gerber book and count because there are so many not in there. Most people concentrate on the superhero ones, but it seems like all genres had them. It's a task, I wouldn't want to take on...

[Cat-Man_America]

Sticking with der Fuehrer, here’s a recent acquisition with Hitler’s ugly mug overseeing the action...

 

[Cat-Man_America]

Can’t stop there though.  Hitler was always destined to lead an underground movement ...six feet underground... and this provides proper context, including decomposing green skin, nazi zombie and skeletal minions, even a disgusted worm crawling out of his ear!  

[GreatCaesarsGhost]

Cat, I love all the crazy little minions in MMC 46!

 

heres my contribution to the thread

Edited June 19, 2019 by GreatCaesarsGhost

[Cat-Man_America]

MLJ’s lawyers tried to take Cap’s shield away leaving him more or less defenseless against Hitler’s devoted henchmen, but he returned to dish out a generous second helping of whip-arse with a better designed shield when der Fuehrer held Bucky after class for an uncredited geography lesson...  

Edited June 19, 2019 by Cat-Man_America

[KirbyJack]

Marvel Mystery 46 is maybe the most fun. Down with Pickle Hitler!

[gunsmokin]

Slightly off topic. Had this for quite some time. Big expose inside all about Hitler. 

[circumstances]

Cross posting with the obscure thread:

 

[circumstances]

[MrBedrock]

[MrBedrock]

On 7/13/2017 at 2:43 PM, MrBedrock said:

Grade change alert!!!

Grade change alert!!!

 

Oddly enough, I just noticed the new deeper lipped holder actually somehow creates richer colors and a truer scan....contrary to what has been perported by another feller on the boards.

Edited June 20, 2019 by MrBedrock