Vol. 1 No. 4
December 1998

In This Issue:

Contents Page

Lightning

Man O'Metal

Cmdr. Steel

Other issues!


Next Month:

A Special
All-Female
Issue!


Bill Nolan's
Other Pages:

The Gallery of Golden Age Heroes!
A closer look at some great Golden Age characters!

Prescription
for Excitement!
A look at
classic "in-house"
comic book ads.

Home Page

Custom Action
Figure Page

[Return to Main Page]


Related Links:

Comic Book Covers From The 1940s
A great gallery featuring many covers.

MicroComics
Offering affordable Golden Age comics on microfiche.

Comcs on CD-ROM
Offering Golden Age covers and stories on affordable CD-ROMS. Highly recommended!

Hoohah!
A magazine about comics from the 30s-70s. Includes great reprints.

Mikel's Golden Age Comics Page
A great on-line resource for Golden Age fans. Great links.

Goldenagers!
A Yahoo! Club I founded to allow Golden Age discussion and chats. Everyone is invited to join!

Justice Society of America!
Another great Yahoo! Club!

AC Comics
Publishers of Golden Age Men of Mystery and more.

Well, that about wraps up the fourth issue of Pure Excitement Comics! All of the back issues are now available online -- but at several diverse locations. Head back to my main page for links to all of the other issues!
My new site, a Gallery of Golden Age Heroes, is also now up and running. See the link in the column to the left. I plan to update the gallery once a week (right...we'll see how long I can keep that up!)
If you enjoyed this issue (or not!) send in those letters to [email protected]. Your letter may be published in a future issue!
Here is a letter I received in response to the third issue:

INCREDIBLE, Bill!! Take a bow, buddy! I've only had time to cursorily check your site out, but I can tell I'm gonna love it! Hats off to you for taking the time to share such treasures! Would you like some scans from SPEED #6 (Shock Gibson) for future issues? LMK!

Lyle

Thanks, Lyle! I really appreciate the e-mails I receive from fellow fans who enjoy my web site(s). As for the offer of the donation, I've considered taking donations, but I'm not sure how practical that would be. I know how much effort I put into scanning each story, so I wouldn't want to burden anyone else. Also, I'm not sure which format would be the best to use when e-mailling a significant number of relatively large images. It might kill my computer -- or at least tie up the phone line for awhile during the downloading! Thanks for the offer, tho', and Shock Gibson will make an appearance in a future issue...once I get around to scanning the stories from my copy of Speed Comics No. 22.

See ya next month, everybody, when Pure Excitement Comics features three great female heroes of the Golden Age!