#adam austin

[nerds-yearbook]

In the Captain America portion of the anthology comic Tales of Suspense 75, cover date March 1966, Peggy Carter (not yet named), Agent 13 (Sharon Carter), Batroc, and Inferno-42 were introduced. They were created by Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, and Dick Ayers. ("The Fury of the Freak," "30 Minutes to Live," Tales of Suspense 75, Tales of Suspense 75, Marvel Comic Event)

[tomoleary]

Gene Colan (Adam Austin) and Vince Colletta “The Prince and the Puppet!” Tales to Astonish #78 Sub-Mariner title splash (1966) Source

[cawthorntales]

Rose: If I try and talk to you are you going to blow me off?

Adam: No? I may not like the cameras on me and this is all a bit much on me. But I am here to try.

Rose: Sorry it's just I've been getting treated great by some of you and like an inconvenience by others and it's just a lot.

Adam: You uh want to talk about it?

Rose: I'm just worried this was stupid on my part. May insisted I do this show and although I really want to I'm not that good with people I don't know so it's going out of my comfort zone to even try to be social and then to be brushed off it's just a lot.

Adam:*hugs* Hey it's ok. For what it is worth even though I was kinda thrust into doing this same as you I am going to try. I think you're worth the effort.

Rose: I-I need that. Thank you

~

Day 2 of interaction week Rose gave each contestant a heartfelt compliment and a chat. It was then up to the contestant to interact with Rose on his own the rest of the day. Adam also checked in on Rose. I don't know why three of the guys felt the need to do that. So I tried to write a unique thing for each of them. Adam also gave Rose a hug. @theosconfessions

[marvelousmrm]

Captain America Annual #5 (Michelinie/Colan, Oct 1981). Reading ahead, it seems like Gene Colan will leave Marvel soon after a falling out with new editor-in-chief Jim Shooter. I first noticed Colan’s work in 1965’s Tales to Astonish, where he drew Sub-Mariner stories under the pseudonym Adam Austin. Since then he’s had notable runs on Howard the Duck, Tomb of Dracula, and Daredevil. His figures, compositions, and page layouts have always stood out — he’s never trying to mimic Kirby or Buscema. It’s never been my cup of tea, but I do admire that he made his own eccentric niche in the bullpen.

[the-spinner-rack]

THINK! (by Adam Austin & Bill Everett from Tales To Astonish #79, 1966)

[brevoorthistoryofcomics]

BHOC: DAREDEVIL #22

While I was at the Batcave, that comic book shop adjacent to the South Shore Mall, I took the opportunity to pick up a small number of back issues in addition to a bunch of new books. The place had a wide selection of older books, and many of them were chewed up a little bit, well-read copies that consequently were very affordable for me. Being set loose in this cornucopia of riches, I focused on…

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[digsyiscomics]

Tales of Suspense #76, April 1966, written by Stan Lee, penciled by Adam Austin and John Romita

[cawthorntales]

Rose: Would you... um would you like to hear about my garden?

Adam: Sure. I'd love to.

Rose: Really?

Adam: Yes.

Rose*talks about his garden for several minutes*

Adam: You really love your garden huh?

Rose: I do. Is that weird?

Adam: Not at all. It's nice to have hobbies and passions.

~

Day 5 of interaction week. Instead of the usual two interactions Rose only gave one. Rose gave each guy a discuss interest. It was then up to the contestants to interact the rest of the day. Adam told a dramatic story, discussed local fishing spots, but that was all. @theosconfessions