Chris Beckett

@cmbeckett1972.bsky.social

Lifelong Mainer. Star Wars fan nearly as long. Also love comic books, book books, David Lynch, David Simon, David Milch . . . just all the Davids. Blue Jays & Oilers fan (stretching across the continent). Pinko liberal because "progress" is in progressive.

Name a story, run, or series that just tugs at your heart… & wallet. Daredevil: Born Again. One of the 1st collections I ever bought, the binding of that long ago failed. I bought the original issues, and the new trade. Plus the Artist's Edition. My #1 superhero story all-time. #comicsky

David Mazzucchelli's Daredevil Born Again Artist's Edition, with a black and white image of Daredevil standing atop the roof of a New York skyscraper, with deep shadows on the wall behind him. Art by Mazzucchelli.
Bronze Age Babies@bronzeagebabies.bsky.social · 5d ago

Name a story, run, or series that just tugs at your heart… & wallet. I had a complete run of the Avengers, vol. 1-3. I had Marvel Masterworks. I had the Epic Collections. Sold them all years ago. I have the DVD-ROM files. But darned if this book isn’t calling me. The contents are my favorite era.

Taschen Avengers, vol. 2 (contains Avengers 21-40). Cover has a giant Kang menacing the Kooky Quartet.

10 acts I’ve seen live: Van Halen Metallica Dokken (all 3 at the same concert) Sting The Highwaymen (Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson & Waylon Jennings) Stevie Nicks U2 Natalie Merchant Melissa Etheridge AC/DC

Longbox Review@longboxreview.bsky.social · last wk.

10 acts I've seen live: Bruce Springsteen Billy Joel Rick Springfield Matt Nathanson Indigo Girls Stone Temple Pilots Taylor Swift Bon Jovi Sara Barreilles Hootie and the Blowfish

Top Shelf Friday time, what's a comic in your collection that you love? ❤️ This week, my latest acquisition, "Flash of Two Worlds!" issue #123 of the silver age Flash. It's fragile, but the staples and pages are intact, and it is all mine. #TopShelfFriday #comicbooks #comicsky #TheFlash

The Flash #123, "Flash of Two Worlds." Barry Allen, the Silver Age Flash, and Jay Garrick, the Golden Age Flash, race toward a man about to be smashed by a falling steel I-beam. Classic! Art by Carmine Infantino.
Vinson Loves Comics@vinsonlovescomics.bsky.social · 2w ago

Top Shelf Friday time, what's a comic in your collection that you love? ❤️ This week, in honor of Jack Kirby's birthday, Tales of Suspense #59 (1964) #TopShelfFriday #comicbooks

Tales of Suspense #59
LGY: Captain America #59

Tales of Suspense Vol 1 59
Art by: Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky
Marvel Unlimited
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Release Date
August 11, 1964
Cover Date
November, 1964
Issue Details
1. "The Black Knight!"
Appearances · Synopsis
Writer(s)
Stan Lee
Penciler(s)
Don Heck
Inker(s)
Chic Stone
Colorist(s)
Uncredited
Letterer(s)
Art Simek
Editor(s)
Stan Lee
2. "Captain America"
Appearances · Synopsis
Writer(s)
Stan Lee
Penciler(s)
Jack Kirby
Inker(s)
Chic Stone
Colorist(s)
Uncredited
Letterer(s)
Sam Rosen
Editor(s)
Stan Lee

Key Facts
First Captain America solo story in the Silver Age
1st appearance of Jarvis, the Avengers' butler

Tales of Suspense #59 (1964)
Tales of Suspense #59 is an issue of the Tales of Suspense series from Marvel, released November 1, 1964. Written by Stan Lee with artwork by Jack Kirby. Notable appearances include Jarvis the Butler, Captain America. This page represents the regular first-print edition.

Low
$60
Mid
$185
High
$650