Feb 14, 2011read the 5 comments
Comics’ greatest logos
Todd Klein chooses comics’ greatest logos. Via Khoi Vinh.
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Image via Esquire Comics.
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Bernadette Jiwa
Takes me back to the days of He Man and it made me smile.
Thanks for the great link David.
Feb 15th, 2011
David Airey
By the power of grayskull…
Feb 15th, 2011
Tiffany
Classics! I love that the super heroes my husband grew up admiring are the same ones our children admire today.
Feb 15th, 2011
David Buchanan
Ha ha, I remember when comics were this bad. Can’t say i have a fond yearning for the old print quality, art or storylines. Give me todays slick production, rich colour and dark, dark storylines.
Feb 16th, 2011
James Random
It’ll be interesting to see what the logotype for the new Spiderman movie will be like. Now that we know it is going to be called ‘The Amazing Spiderman’ I’m expecting at least a hint of retro in it!
Feb 17th, 2011
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