JIM STERANKO's HISTORY of COMICS!
#jim steranko #history of comic books #anachronic comics Jim Steranko was not only a great comic book artist, but he was also a student of comic book history. His History of Comics is a treasure chest of comic book lore. I have stories to tell and comics to show. Join me for the adventure (and a bit of Lunacy). Anachronic= Chronologically misplaced. My geek site featuring all things comics. I started buying comics as an 8 year old many many (many) years ago. I stopped buying when I went to high school and took it up again around 2008. Retired now I would like to share some of my collection with the comic book community. I have three collections (1) the comics my mom let me keep collection (2) the Johnny-Boy two cents collection and (3) recent purchases added to the first two. My Instagram page: / anachronic_comics I also have a podcast about growing up in New York City in the 1950s and 1960s that you may find interesting: FIRST OF THE NIGHT! https://anchor.fm/FirstOfTheNight

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