The idea of a device that could look at events at any time in the past, anywhere on Earth, has been used repeatedly.
John Campbell recognized the terrible social problem that these would pose — the past runs right up until the present, so that such a device would extinguish all privacy. He made this point to Isaac Asimov, who wrote “The Dead Past” (Astounding, Apr 1956) based on this ugly twist.
I am slowly selling my comics, cartoon and newspaper collection on Ebay. In short, when I am done scanning them and they are on the blog, I no longer need to keep the original paper. If you want to go and have a look what I have on sale now, please go to http://www.ebay.com/sch/gerapeldoorn/m.html?item=152381924308&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562. Prices are low and I combine for shipping.
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I have been doing this blog for over ten years now. I find more and more that it is used by comic book, newspaper strip and cartoon historians as a tool for their research or additional illustrations. And I encourage that. I have larger uncleaned scans for all self scanned images on this blog for those want to use it for their book or article. Just ask and we'll get something going. Family members of artists mentioned here or anyone who is interested in donating scans is encouraged to make contact. By the way, the quickest way to reach me these days is through Facebook.
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I am a Dutch television writer, who has written about comics and television for a number of publications here in Holland and in the US. I love hearing from (forgotten) artists and/or their relatives, so if you are one of those and happen upon this blog, please leave a note.
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The idea of a device that could look at events at any time in the past, anywhere on Earth, has been used repeatedly.
John Campbell recognized the terrible social problem that these would pose — the past runs right up until the present, so that such a device would extinguish all privacy. He made this point to Isaac Asimov, who wrote “The Dead Past” (Astounding, Apr 1956) based on this ugly twist.
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