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Showing posts with label Crime Does Not Pay. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crime Does Not Pay. Show all posts

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Crime Does Not Pay!

I know I've been teasing my awesome retrospective of the classic Lev Gleason title Boy Comics for months now, but I'm still not quite ready to present it. Still, after the runaway success of our recent Boy Comics edition of Tales From the Vault, I thought I'd at least give everyone another tease of that special Lev Gleason / Charles Biro aesthetic. Today we've got two offerings for your enjoyment, the first being this ultra-rare sneak peek behind the scenes at Lev Gleason Publications. That's right, straight out of Boy Comics #40, it's Gleason's own in-house rules for writing and drawing his line of crime comics, including the legendary, groundbreaking title Crime Does Not Pay!

Do you have what it takes to be an honest to goodness Lev Gleason comic creator? Check it out and decide for yourself:







And just what kind of classic crime storytelling can you create if you follow these simple injunctions? Just take a look at the splash page from Boy Comics #40, where the legendary Charles Biro brings it all home as only he can do (with art from Norman Maurer, better known to non-comics fans as the manager of the Three Stooges):





CRIME DOES NOT PAY!


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Thursday, December 31, 2009

Happy New Year

We here at The Vault would like to wish everyone a happy new year. Over the course of the last few months, literally trillions of people have stopped by The Vault to check out our articles and editorials, and we appreciate every one of them. In the weeks to come, with these busy holidays finally behind us, you can expect to see some new content coming your way, including a review of the just completed decade in comics, the much anticipated overview of Boy Comics that we've been promising for so long, and perhaps even the frequently requested countdown of top DC covers.

For now, though, we'll leave you with this injunction from Lev Gleason (which you can click on to enlarge) to have a Happy New Year... OR ELSE!






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