Pure Excitement Comics is maintained by Bill Nolan.

Vol. 1 No. 18
February 2000

In This Issue:

Contents Page

The Raven

The Echo

Frankenstein

Other issues!


Next Month:

Three great stories featuring Golden Age Mysterymen!


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

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Related Links:

Captain Comics
Home of the weekly comic book columnist for the Scripps Howard News Service

Big Shot
A great site focusing on that particular Golden Age title.

The Spirit
A great site dedicated to what was probably the best comic feature of the Golden Age!

Other Golden Age Reprints
James Ludwig's great Golden Age reprint site!

The Cheeks The Toy Wonder Home Page
A fantastic place for fans of Silver Age comics to explore!

A Guide To Marvel's Golden Age Characters
A rundown of some of the great characters I cannot feature here.

The Good Guys and Gals of the Golden Age Art Gallery
A great "who's who" of Golden Age heroes.

MicroComics
Offering affordable Golden Age comics on microfiche.

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

Mikel Midnight Golden Age Directory
A great on-line resource for Golden Age fans. Great links.

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

Welcome to the Letters Page, everybody! Hope you enjoyed the latest issue of Pure Excitement Comics! Here are some letters I received following the last issue:

Another FUNTASTIC issue of Pure Excitement Comics! The wonderful brand of storytelling and art in the tales you reprint is all but nonexistent in most of what's produced today--whether in comics, fiction, or film. Thanks for helping to keep the magic alive.
Eagerly awaiting the next issue of PEC,

Robin Lochlann Spriggs

Glad you liked the issue. I plan to keep doing this for a long time (although my Golden Age collection is getting a little used up at this point) and I hope my readers enjoy each month's offerings. Thanks for reading!

Hi Bill, I generally enjoyed issue 17, although the Fantomah story was a little wierd. Red Panther was neat, though. I hadn't seen or heard of him before, even though I have seen Fiction House material. He may be one of my next custom figure conversions. I've already done Kaanga and his mate Ann, Tiger Girl, Camilla and Tabu. Red Panther would make a nice addition to my Fiction House group. The Miss Masque story was nice too - I've seen a couple of her stories before but one more is always good.
Keep up the good work.

Cheers, Dennis

Glad you liked the issue. I put in the Fantomah story because it was so weird. I like to throw in a little strangeness now and again. I'd love to see a picture of your Red Panther figure if you make one. I still plan to post some of your pictures on my Gallery of Golden Age Heroes site when I start updating that again soon. I thought another Miss Masque story would be good because she was wearing her other costume in that one. I'm not sure which one I like better...

That's it for the letters from the last month. As you can see below, the "Cover Gallery" has returned this issue. See you next month!

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