Howard Simpson

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Howard Simpson
Turok #22: Rampage on New River
by Timothy Truman; Howard Simpson; Charles Yoakum; Cory Adams and Adam Niedzwiecki
Valiant
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Original Art - Savage Sword Of Conan #229 Pg 29 (1995) by Howard Simpson And Rober Quijano
If you follow this blog, you know I absolutely love everything Earth Two written by Roy Thomas at DC in the 1980s, from All-Star Squadron to Infinity Inc to Young All-Stars and beyond. So when this issue of Alter Ego magazine arrived in the mail yesterday, I was pumped and read it from cover-to-cover in one afternoon. Such fantastic stories about an amazing series that didn't survive very long. I particularly have always been taken with Thomas's theory about the Crisis erasing the big Golden Age heroes but not their energies. I thought replacing the DC trinity with brand new heroes and adding in a few other young guns was an ingenious solution. That's something I miss in today's comics; a commitment to continuity and the clever retcon to solve a continuity problem.
All-Star Squadron by Howard Simpson and Danny Bulanadi
Jerry Siegel's birthday salute continues with his other heroic co-creations!
Today in History
In 1899, the mysterious Seven rescue two infants from sacrifice by a Satanic cult. They will raise them, training them to combat evil with the use of magic. As adults, the two will put their skills to use as detectives, specializing in crimes of a mystic nature. They will be known as Dr. Occult and Rose Psychic.
(page from Secret Origins vol. 2 #7 written by Roy Thomas with art by Howard Simpson)