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Rare Anthem Comic Book Cover
Objectivist Center ^
| 7/8/03
Posted on 07/08/2003 3:17:20 PM PDT by RJCogburn
Ed Hudgins, Washington director of The Objectivist Center, recently acquired an unusual item: a rare copy of the June 1953 issue of Famous Fantastic Mysteries, a graphic novel that featured a reprint of Ayn Rand’s novelette Anthem. With Ed’s permission, we’re happy to reproduce here the (somewhat lurid!) cover page of this rare graphic novel.
TOPICS: Miscellaneous
KEYWORDS: anthem; aynrand; comicbooks; franzkafka; notacomic; pulp; pulpfiction; zot
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For anybody interested in this trivia.
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07/08/2003 3:17:20 PM PDT
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posted on
07/08/2003 3:17:58 PM PDT
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To: RJCogburn
Bump for later
To: RJCogburn; PatrickHenry; jennyp
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To: RJCogburn
Cool!
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posted on
07/08/2003 3:36:37 PM PDT
by
jennyp
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To: RJCogburn
Wow! Liberty 5-3000 is looking pretty hot!
To: longshadow
I wonder if Rand approved that garish cover?
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posted on
07/08/2003 4:16:50 PM PDT
by
PatrickHenry
(Felix, qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas.)
To: RJCogburn
Ayn Rand and Franz Kafka - pretty heady stuff. Looks more like a pulp fiction magazine than a comic book
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posted on
07/08/2003 4:33:00 PM PDT
by
Mentos
To: RJCogburn
How lurid. (And how interesting). Sure beats guys dressed up in yellow Spandex. Thanks for posting this.
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posted on
07/08/2003 4:41:45 PM PDT
by
strela
("Each of us can find a maggot in our past which will happily devour our futures." Horatio Hornblower)
To: RJCogburn; Admin Moderator
Hey, a new ZOT graphic!!
To: RJCogburn
Great pic to post on the next ZOT.
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posted on
07/08/2003 4:43:51 PM PDT
by
lorrainer
(Oh, was I ranting? Sorry....)
To: Mentos
"Als Gregor Samsa eines Morgens aus unruhigen Träumen erwachte, fand er sich in seinem Bett zu einem ungeheueren Ungeziefer verwandelt".
Odd juxtaposition, nicht wahr?
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posted on
07/08/2003 4:45:01 PM PDT
by
AnAmericanMother
(. . . there is nothing new under the sun.)
To: johniegrad; Admin Moderator
Please do not ZOT.
Why would anyone want one?
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posted on
07/08/2003 4:46:14 PM PDT
by
MonroeDNA
(huh.)
To: jennyp
I think that girl, wearing that dress, has appeared on 55% of the pulp fiction covers ever printed.
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posted on
07/08/2003 4:47:21 PM PDT
by
PatrickHenry
(Felix, qui potuit rerum cognoscere causas.)
To: MonroeDNA
I didn't want him to zot the thread. It would be a good graphic to use to zot disruptors with.
To: RJCogburn
I wonder what they'll get for it.
L
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posted on
07/08/2003 4:55:47 PM PDT
by
Lurker
(A 'moderate' Arab is one who carries a grudge for less than 8 generations.)
To: RJCogburn
That's just how I visualized it.
No, not really. I wonder what the
artwork looked like that went with
the Kafka piece? You know, if
Gregor's sister was a blond, blue-eyed
hottie in diaphanous azure.
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posted on
07/08/2003 7:12:51 PM PDT
by
gcruse
(There is no such thing as society: there are individual men and women[.] --Margaret Thatcher)
To: PatrickHenry
Yup, classic case of "a wench on the jacket and no jacket on the wench."
Forget who said that . . .
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posted on
07/08/2003 7:16:51 PM PDT
by
AnAmericanMother
(. . . there is nothing new under the sun.)
To: RJCogburn
I love that classic art.
To: Lurker
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