Voice of Comicdom (1968 fanzine) comic books

"Comicdom's First Newspaper." Steve Roper's William Overgard.

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"Fandom's First Newspaper." Report on the 1964 Oakland Worldcon. Green Hornet by Rudy Franke. Comic strips include "Dave Gypsy, Space Vagabond" by Mike Vosburg, "Sorceress" by Rudy Franke, "Solano the Brave" by Ronn Foss, "The Web" by Bill Dubay, "The Eye" by Biljo White, "Battle Saga" by Thomas Conroy, "John Center" by Roger Brand. Short bio on Larry Ivie. Rebuttal by Roger Brand. Barry Bauman on the Golden Age Sandman. 10-in. x 14-in., 4 pages, B&W.

Edmond Hamilton profile by Steve Perrin. "The Charlton Age" by Glen Johnson. Comic strips include "Space Vagabond" by Mike Vosburg, "Sorceress" by Rudy Franke, "The Web" by Bill Dubay, "Vance Fleetwood" by Joel Beck, "The Eye" by Biljo White, "Solano the Brave" by Ronn Foss, "John Center" by Roger Brand.

"Comicdom's First Newspaper." Steve Roper's William Overgard.

"Comicdom's First Newspaper." Popeye's E.C. Segar profile. interview with Starman's Jack Burnley. Letters from Harvey Kurtzman, Carl Barks, Joe Simon. "The Cloak" and "The Web" by Bill Dubay, "The Eye" by Biljo White, "Solano the Brave" by Ronn Foss. Otto Binder short article. Tom Hronik on Mandrake the Magician. Short article about visiting the Texas Trio, including our very own Buddy Saunders. 8.5-in x 11-in., 8 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.20.

Issue #6 - February 1966. Voice of Comicdom, billed as Comicdom's first newspaper, was one of the earliest comic book fanzines. Bill Dubay (who would go on to work for Warren on Creepy) and Rudy Franke were the prime movers behind this fanzine. In this issue: Bash Brannigan and the Comic Thieves, a fumetti starring Bill Dubay, Rudi Franke, Marty Arbunich and John Lynch. This month's Meet the Pro features John Belfi, a Golden Age artist who inked Jack Cole's Plastic Man for a while. An in-depth look at Apartment 3-G, the newspaper strip. Letters from Will Eisner, Sid Greene, Murray Boltinoff, Dick Ayers, Richard Kyle and Steve Perrin. Comic strips this issue: Jim Laser Beam and Solano the Brave by Ronn Foss, The Web by Bill Dubay, The Eye by Biljo White, The Cloak by Landon Chesney. Australia's Air Hawk by John Dixon is profiled. Article entitled "The Bond Era" by Rudy Franke reviews all the current secret agent movies. "Enter, The Panther" by John Ryan details the Australian Panther's origin. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 4 pages plus covers, B&W.

"Comicdom's First Newspaper." Al Williamson interview. Barbarella article. Johnny Doom, Ricky Rocket, and other comic strips. 4pgs, B&W.

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"Comicdom's First Newspaper." Steve Roper's William Overgard.

"Comicdom's First Newspaper." 1968 Southwestern Con. Artist Mell Graff article. Johnny Doom, High Moon, and other comic strips. 4pgs, B&W. Cover price $0.25.

Walt Disney Issue. Richard Corben's first appearance in VoC with part one of "Monsters Rule". Also Johnny Chambers, George Metzger, Rudy Franke, Dan Mosee, Bob Cardozo and Drew Sanders comic strips. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 6 pages, B&W.

Alex Raymond Special featuring a checklist, a short biography, Flash Gordon, Rip Kirby and Flash Gordon movies and serials. "Monsters Rule" part two by Richard Corben. Gary Nelson's report on New York's 1968 comic convention. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 12 pages, B&W.

Neal Adams interview by Mike Friedrich, The Neal Adams Story by Rudy Franke, Richard Corben designs a new logo and contributes parts 3-5 of "Monsters Rule". George Metzger's "In the Lower Depths". Jack Kirby sketched Christmas Card illustration. Mike Friedrich and Neal Adams' "Observations" strip. Charleton's Pete Morisi is interviewed. Rudy Franke takes over as editor. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 12 pages, B&W.

Mike Friedrich interviews Dick Giordano accompanied by a caricature by Joe Orlando. Bill Dubay on the King Features Syndicate. Wendy Fletcher (pre-marriage to Richard Pini) spot illustration. Johnny Chambers' "Little Green Dinosaur" comic strip. Richard Corben's "Monsters Rule" parts 6-8. Jim Jones' on Will Eisner illustrated by Alan Hutchinson and Bill Dubay. George Metzger's "In the Lower Depths". Richard Corben's "Lure of the Tower" complete eight-page story. Bob Juanillo portfolio. Letters from Richard Kyle and John Belfi. Letters logo by Vaughn Bode as well as the back cover. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 24 pages, B&W.

10-page Rolf art and story by Richard Corben, plus Vaughn Bode, Frank Frazetta.

Richard Corben color wraparound cover. Part one of Corben's "Rowlf". Vaughn Bode inside front cover. Meet Richard Corben with photos. Graphic Critique on Frank Frazetta, well illustrated. George Metzger's "In the Lower Depths". Two illustrations by Bob Juanillo, one by Rudy Franke. Rudy Franke's editorial on loose half-page sheet backed with a Frazetta illustration, plus loose half-page ad for Corben's first self-published poster. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 28 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.75.

Richard Corben color wraparound cover. The conclusion of Corben's "Rowlf". Bob Sidebottom inside front cover. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 28 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.75.