The 1957 liquidation of the American News Company, then the primary distributor of pulp magazines, has sometimes been taken as marking the end of the " pulp era "; by that date, many of the famous pulps of the previous generation, including Black Mask, The Shadow, Doc Savage, and Weird Tales, were defunct.

Starlin also drew " The Secret of Skull River ", inked by frequent collaborator Al Milgrom, for Savage Tales # 5 ( July 1974 ).

These included Ultimate Spider-Man Super Special for Marvel Comics in 2000, The Savage Dragon # 100 and The Amazing Spider-Man # 46 in 2002, Hellboy: Weird Tales # 6 in 2003 and Invincible # 14 in 2004. he then began doing full interior work on other Spider-Man books for Marvel, including issues # 5 and 8 of Marvel Knights Spider-Man in 2004 and 2005, respectively, and The Astonishing Spider-Man # 123, also in 2005.

Vietnam War veteran Larry Hama contacted fellow vet Doug Murray in 1984 about doing a Vietnam War series for his black-and-white magazine, Savage Tales.

* 1974-Academy of Comic Book Arts Awards Best Individual Story Dramatic (" Red Nails ," by Roy Thomas & Barry Smith, from Savage Tales # 1-3 ) ( nominated )

* Savage Tales ( Conan ) # 1-4 ( 1971 – 74 )

For competitor Skywald Publications, he drew the eight-page " The Skin And Bones Syndrome " for Psycho # 1 ( Jan. 1971 ), and co-created the muck-monster Man-Thing, with writers Roy Thomas and Gerry Conway, in Marvel Comics ' first entry into the adult-oriented comics-magazine market, the black-and-white Savage Tales # 1 ( May 1971 ).

He designed the " metal bikini " for the character Red Sonja, in Savage Tales # 3, Comixscene # 5, and in the first issue of The Savage Sword of Conan and pencilled her first solo story, which was inked by Neal Adams and Ernie Chan.

* Savage Tales ( Red Sonja ) # 3 ( 1974 )

Issues # 10-19 featured the swamp creature the Man-Thing, continuing from his introduction in the black-and-white comics-magazine Savage Tales # 1 ( May 1971 ).

* Savage Tales Vol 2

* Savage Tales ( Shanna the She-Devil ) # 10 ( 1975 )

The story was later adapted by Roy Thomas and Barry Windsor-Smith for issues # 2-3 of the Marvel Comics magazine series Savage Tales.

The " Cimmeria " poem was illustrated by Barry Windsor-Smith in Marvel Comic's Savage Tales magazine Volume 1, Number 2 in 1973.

The earliest story to be written and drawn ( by Len Wein and Neal Adams ) featuring the character was intended to appear in Savage Tales # 2 ( July 1971 ), but the series was canceled ( a # 2 and subsequent series appeared much later ) and new homes were found for the stories in the ensuing months ).

At this point Man-Thing had made only one previous appearance, in the 1971 black-and-white magazine Savage Tales # 1.

A follow-up 7 – page Man-Thing story by writer Len Wein and artist Neal Adams was commissioned for a version of Savage Tales # 2 that was ultimately never published.

This dynamic is most notable in Morse ’ s lone appearance in the Ka-Zar strip in the black-and-white magazine Savage Tales (# 8 ; Jan. 1975 ).

A main storyline is presented as a series of " Plot Points " and additional side-quests ( or " Savage Tales ") expand the scope of the campaign.

* Savage Tales ( Shanna, the She-Devil ) # 9 ( 1975 )

Kupperberg has written an estimated 600 comic book stories, primarily at DC, for the Julius Schwartz-edited Superman, Action Comics, Supergirl, and Superboy titles, as well as the new Doom Patrol, Vigilante, Green Lantern, The Brave and the Bold, Showcase, Superman Family, House of Mystery, Weird War Tales, Justice League of America, Ghosts, Star Trek, Aquaman, Adventure Comics, The Savage Sword of Conan, and many others.

* Savage Tales Vol.

Shang-Chi also appeared in Marvel's Special Collector's Edition # 1 entitled " Savage Fists of Kung Fu ".

# Savage Pellucidar ( 1963 )

# A Savage Place ( 1981 ; adapted into Lifetime TV movie )

In an episode that spoofed the contest between the Champion and Earth's strongest superheroes from the Champion's first appearance in Marvel Two-in-One Annual # 7, the villain Rasslor ( voiced by professional wrestler " Macho Man " Randy Savage ) challenges and easily defeats Earth's superheroes ( consisting of Valhallen, Major Glory, Sam-R-I, Phan Tone, Krunk, White Tiger, Capital G, and Living Bullet ) in single combat until Monkey was the sole remaining challenger, having been dismissed as being unworthy of Rasslor repeatedly throughout the event.

# Mount Savage ( 1950 )

# Mount Savage

* They also appear in a Desperate Times comic strip included in issue # 53 of Savage Dragon.

# Antropophagus ( original title: Antropophagus ; alternate titles: Anthropophagous, Anthropophagous: The Beast, Antropofago, Gomia, Terror en el Mar Egeo, Man Beast, Man-Eater, The Savage Island ) – released with approximately 2 minutes of pre-cuts as The Grim Reaper in 2002.

# The Savage Stone Age – ( Stone Age )

# " Death Is a Savage Deity ," 1 / 30 / 42

# " Another Hit and Run " ( Rick Savage, Elliott ) – 4: 59

# " High ' n ' Dry ( Saturday Night )" ( Clark, Savage, Elliott ) – 3: 27

# " On Through the Night " ( Clark, Savage, Elliott ) – 5: 06

# " No No No " ( Savage, Willis, Elliott ) – 3: 13

# " Me & My Wine " ( Remix ) ( Savage, Clark, Elliott ) – 3: 40

* Savage Eye ( 1976 )-US # 163

1: Darkness Rising ( Collects The Savage Hawkman # 1-8 )

The Maxx has made cameo appearances in the graphic novel Popbot ( which Kieth co-wrote ), issue # 1 of the independent comic Armature, the Sonic the Hedgehog comic Sonic Super Special # 7 Sonic / Image Crossover ; the four issue limited series Altered Image, the Image mini series Blood Wolf ( 1995 ) and The Savage Dragon # 28 ( collected in Savage Dragon Vol.

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