#centaur comics

[thesignofthedayseye]

he forgor </3

(bonus: poor brüna)

(why do you THINK she's crying dummkopf.....)

[comic-covers]

(1938)

[losthoneycomic]

kicking off Field Day with some notes about Fish Dad :3

field day: 3 page: 218

… read Lost Honey here: www.losthoney.com

… start at the beginning here: 1st page

… mobile-friendly mirror / archive: https://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/lost-honey/list?title_no=239845

[nerds-yearbook]

In September of 1939, Amazing-Man first appeared in Amazing-Man Comics #5. He is believed to be the second super hero to have his own self titled comic (Superman being the first). The orphan John Aman was raised by a group of monks known as the Council of Seven. Not only had they trained him to the peak of physical and mental ability, they also somehow taught him other skills like being able to turn into a green mist and telekinesis.

[browsethestacks]

Vintage Comic - Masked Marvel #01

Pencils: Sam Gilman Inks: Sam Gilman Centaur (Sept1940)

[alternateworldcomics]

Promo from a Centaur comic in 1939

[pklcha]

Today was a very good day ! I was very anxious about receiving these two babes before my move in a couple of week.   Turns out : they arrived this morning !! \o/ 

Zarco and Hotblood!, two comics about centaurs in america by the truely amazing Toryl Orlesky’s kickstarter campain ! 

you can discover the story of Hotblood overe there https://hotbloodcomic.com/ 

(you realy shouuuuld it’s really gooood and nicely doooone)

[mudwerks]

(via Pappy's Golden Age Comics Blogzine: Number 2198: The Eye Sees...and speaks!)

from Detective Eye #1 (1940), art by Mark Schneider