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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

Комментарии • 6

  • @lylehopson9573
    @lylehopson9573 10 дней назад

    I have several hardcover books of Tarzan dating to 1918 and comics both Dell, gold key, great reads, art is better than some big little books, better little books and it's time to re-read them, collect them and mostly talk about them. Great intro video to the history of Tarzan. Look forward to more

  • @SonOfCrom-1932
    @SonOfCrom-1932 10 дней назад

    This was a fun change of pace. I watched the old B&W movies every weekend as a kid, but didn't read the comics. You should do a "deep dive" like this on other characters as well in the future; very entertaining.

  • @jayogilvie8353
    @jayogilvie8353 10 дней назад

    I have a Blue book magazine 1928 TARZAN, thought it was an Victorian era comic. We learn.

  • @thegreyman
    @thegreyman 10 дней назад

    I used to love Tarzan movies as a kid but never ventured into any of his comic book tales really, for me comics was about super powers beyond the normal. I am sure that I'd enjoy his adventures in comic form but I doubt I'll ever get any of them, though you never know, maybe I'll find a cheap lot sometime.

  • @ralphpattison5611
    @ralphpattison5611 9 дней назад

    Hi Matt, enjoyed the video, the first cover you showed was Gordon Scott who played him in 6 films from 1955 to 1960. Ron Ely was the tv tarzan 1966 to 1968.

    • @Matt_Likes_Comics
      @Matt_Likes_Comics  9 дней назад

      Awesome. I didn't go that far as it ould make the video too long. I was strictly covering the comcs.