(Continued from Larry Ivie)
SATA COMICS 11
"CAPTIVE BRIDE OF THE APE MEN"
SATA was a fanzine started by Dan Adkins, later taken over by Bill Pearson. It ran for 15 issues from March 1956 to February 1964, starting out focusing on science-fiction in 1956, and later began featuring comics storie by the likes of George Barr, Bob Warner, Roy Krenkel, and Larry Ivie.
I recently ran across FANAC.org, an amazing website that has THOUSANDS of rare fanzines going back several decades posted online for free. The scans are not necessarily "high-res", and too many of them are posted as Adobe Acrobat PDF files (and too many of those don't display properly on my computer). But I was able to grab some very rare and interesting material, without it costing me a LOT of money that i can't afford to be spending right now to actually BUY the fanzines themselves.
Among them is the following...
"CAPTIVE BRIDE OF THE APE MEN"
This is an early comics story from Larry Ivie, who I mostly know from CASTLE OF FRANKENSTEIN and his own short-lived MONSTERS & HEROES.
It blew my mind to be able to get my hands on this and read it FOR FREE. The scans aren't nearly as big as I'd like, but, you do what you can.
If there's anyone out there who'd like to send me HIGH-RES scans of this, please get in touch!
ENJOY!
SATA 11
cover by LARRY IVIE (Bill Pearson / January 1960)
Story by Bill Pearson / Art by LARRY IVIE
Page 3
Page 4
Story & Art by BILL PEARSON / Page 7
This explains how the story came together (and who did what).
Chapter Three: "SIGN OF THE CLAW!"
Story & Art by BILL PEARSON / Page 15
Story by Bill Pearson / Art by LARRY IVIE / Page 19
Scans from the FANAC.org site.
Restorations by Henry R. Kujawa.
For more:
See more Larry Ivie art at the ERBzine site.
See the Gods Of Mars gallery at the ERBzine site.
Read the obituary/tribute to Larry Ivie at Buzz Dixon's site.
Read Sandy Plunkett's article about Larry Ivie in ALTER EGO 152.
See the Larry Ivie Gallery of Illustrations!
Read CAPTIVE BRIDE OF THE APE MEN!
Read THE LAST WAR!
Read SKY BOY! (Coming soon!)
Read the entire ALTRON-BOY series!
(Continued in Larry Ivie 1963)
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