Pure Excitement Comics is maintained by Bill Nolan.

Vol. 1 No. 27
November 2000

In This Issue:

Contents Page

Dr. Nemesis

The Marksman

Tabu

Other issues!


Next Month:

Even more guys in costumes


Bill Nolan's
Other Pages:

CD-ROMs!
CD-ROMs featuring more great reprints! Buy them, please! (They're cheap!)

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:

Golden Years
A great cover site now featuring great on-line Golden Age reprint magazines!

AC Comics
Publisher of Golden Age Men of Mystery and more. Now with a great on-line store!

Golden Agers
A great affiliate Yahoo Club where Golden Age fans can get together on-line.

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.

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

Welcome to the Letters Page, everybody! Let me take a second to mention the updated AC Comics web site, now featuring a great webshop offering almost 500 comics from their backlist, including almost 3,000 pages of high-quality Golden Age reprints. The site and the comics are highly recommended. Now, on with the letters:

Hi Bill. Another great issue! I really enjoy the space-themed stories only second to the costumed mysterymen. In all honesty the space heroes are just costume types set in a space setting for the most part. This really rings true for Brad Spencer who evolved from a costumed hero to an outer-space hero. I must thank Richard who gave me a run down on Brad, and his very interesting history (he will be featured sooner or later on our site). I hope to see more "specials" of this type, and any western characters you might have; they are my third favorite. But whatever you decide, I'll be reading. Thanks for another fun-filled issue.
Take care,

Darrin

Darrin, I will see what I can do about featuring some western characters in the not-to-distant future. Glad to hear you enjoyed the sci-fi special. (Everyone is urged to check out Richard and Darrin's web site The Good Guys and Gals of the Golden Age Art Gallery, an invaluable resource for profiles of Golden Age characters!)

Excuse my English. Your page is wonderful. The idea of publishing, in the complete, old histories of the comics, deserves applauses.
Cordially,

Jose Pinto de Queiroz Filho

Jose, I am happy that you enjoy my homepage. It is nice to hear from people from other countries who enjoy the comics of the Golden Age. Everyone should check out Jose's web site at http://www.geocities.com/Hollywood/Lot/9752.

That's it for the letters page this month. Be sure to check back next month for three more great reprints! And remember, my fourth CD-ROM will be available very soon! [Editor's Note: it is now available!] It's basically done but needs a final proofreading. Also, I'm having my rugs restretched in a couple of days, so I need to remove everything from the computer room (what my wife refers to as the "living room") and I won't have a chance to burn any CDs for a few days. See you next month!

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