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Welcome on this blog full of information about all sort of Comics, and offcourse the comics themselves.

Hello to all.
I am afraid i have some bad news, well not real bad, but for most of my blogs it will be not good. All good things comes to an end at sometime and this is the time the good things for most of my blogs will end as of now.
I will stop updating en repairing links and all that is necessary for those blogs. Not that i don’t like it anymore, but like i said in earlier comments i found other things to enjoy and focus on and that uses up a great part of my time. Real life activities and some online. And unfortunately there are only 24 hours in 1 day. I will only focus on and maintaining the British Comics Blog and the Newspaper Blog. All other blogs will still be here and all things can be downloaded as long as the links are alive. If there is something urgent or you have questions you still can make a comment, i will be observing the blogs for eventualities.

The comics are organized by category which you will find the pages for in the sidebar. On these pages you will find the links for all titles for those comics.

The categories are:

Army and War Comics
Cartoon Comics
Christmas Comics
Crime and Police Comics
Educational
Family and Fun
Four Colour Comics from Dell
Heroes of the Golde Age
Horror and Mystery Comics
Indrajal Comics
Jungle Comics
Love and Romance Comics
Movies and Television Comics
Richie Rich Comics
Silver and Bronze Age Comics
Space SF and Fantasy Comics
Sport
Teen Fun Comics
Underground Comix and Alternative Comics
Valiant Comics
Western Comics

The comics are mostly in packages from around 150mb, inside these rar-packages you will find the comics in cbr or cbz format.
You can view the comics with any reader like CDisplay or ComicRack.
I did not scan the comics myself only collect them from various sites on the internet, internet archive, Usenet Newsgroups and torrents. So thanks to all the scanners and uploaders.

This blog is purely ment to preserve the comics and to enjoy them, no financial meanings are involved, if you like the comics buy them as long as they are availabe, because nothing can beat the feeling of reading a real comic.

I only use comics untill 2000, newer ones you can’t find here, with perhaps the occasionaly exception.

If you find something wrong (downloads, numbering, information) please let me know so that i can correct the error.

Thanks to the following sites for the information :

Grand Comics Database

Wikipedia

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    2. Rex the Wonder Dog

      Rin Tin Tin

      Lassie

      Champion (Gene Autry’s Horse)

      These four come to mind. They should all be somewhere in Comics for All.

      Oh, and one of the earliest issues of Showcase features stories about actual animals.

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  2. Thank you so much for posting these comics. Now that Zipcomics.com doesn’t allow downloads there are certain ones I can’t get anymore. Also I’m glad these comics are in the original coloring instead of the modern recoloring that being done. Websites like Getcomics.com only have Tomb of Dracula in the recolored version and although it makes them look modern we lose the little touches that the images are supposed to have. For instance a persons face might have shades of white, peach, pink and even blue/gray shadowing while the modern recoloring is just peach. That’s not how it was intended to look. I really appreciate the effort you’ve put into this website.

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    1. You are welcome thanks to the scanners and original uploaders. I don’t like the new coloring also, i only used those issues to complete a title when i missed 1 or 2.

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    2. Some artists and colourists used the old printing techniques to their advantage. They knew how to not only make those little dots and imperfectons work, but often use them to their advantage, creating works that often seem more organic than computer colouring and printing (there’s a reason Chaykin deliberately chose to do early issues of American Flagg on newsprint). The last page of Swamp Thing #24 from the 80s remains one of my single favourite pieces of art, in large part due the organic feeling Totleben and Bissette capture of the swamp and Swamp Thing, and colourist Tatjana Wood’s amazing job depicting a sunrise. Even in trade paperbacks a few years later, their accomplishment was largely lost with different printing techniques. And now all we can see reproduced is a totally diminished. I don’t see why they don’t use photographs of the originals to perfectly reproduce them for reprints instead of doing those solid fields of garish colour. These days colourists also have no respect for the art, showing off with effects and lens flares, etc. I think we have a lot of lazy artists who expect colourists to fill in the details for them now.

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      1. Wow. I just looked up that last image of Swamp Thing 24 with him standing under the sun and it’s incredible! The original really is a piece of art while the recolored version loses something. It’s like the emotion is gone.

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    3. For anything that cannot be downloaded from zipcomics, try opening the link/file to read online, select to show all pages and then use the chrome extension: “download all images”… it’s a bit of a workaround to rename all images in order, then zip/compress to cbr/cbz by archiving and renaming the folder… I’ve had some success when I don’t get something on getcomics

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