I said elsewhere the other day that Marvel’s Master of King-Fu was the best written comic book of the seventies and here’s the proof-an excellent 1979 Doug Moench story with art by Mike Zeck and Gene Day.

http://diversionsofthegroovykind.blogspot.com/2011/01/random-reads-smoke-beads-and-blood-by.html

Here’s a full issue of Charlton Bullseye, that company’s seventies fanzine, here spotlighting two previously unpublished Ditko stories including a sixties Captain Atom story newly inked by John Byrne.

http://waffyjon.blogspot.com/2011/01/fandom-library-charlton-bullseye-2.html

20th Century Danny Boy takes an informed look at Marvel’s Kiss comics of the late seventies and uncovers some ultra-rare John Romita, Jr original concept art of the still popular rock group.

http://ohdannyboy.blogspot.com/2011/01/original-art-stories-john-romita-jrs.html

Finally today, Four Realities has up a number of fun recent posts on Sheldon Mayer’s wonderful Sugar & Spike, done in the wake of DC’s announcement that they will be finally archiving the surprising fan-favorite strip.

http://fourrealities.blogspot.com/