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Originally Posted by earthshaker01

Originally Posted by southerncross
@CatmanAmerica you have quite a few timelys do you have the Sub-mariner issue where the cover is some bizare surreal scene with Namora standing there. And some guy with a club in his hand ? Can't remember the issue but if I see one for sale I'll try to pull the trigger on that one.

Originally Posted by CatmanAmerica
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Originally Posted by southerncross
@CatmanAmerica you have quite a few timelys do you have the Sub-mariner issue where the cover is some bizare surreal scene with Namora standing there. And some guy with a club in his hand ? Can't remember the issue but if I see one for sale I'll try to pull the trigger on that one.

Nope. Wish I had more Subbies, especially those featuring Namora, but most of the ones in my collection have Schomburg covers. I think Syd Shores did most of the Namora covers (Shores was an excellent illustrator who had a knack for drawing the female form in a sexually alluring way).

That said, here’s an early Marvel Mystery with a Schomburg cover and a bound female who kinda suggests Namora to me...




What do you think?

Originally Posted by Sagii
@the420bandito Nice! 'Lady in Red'. A genre all by it self.