see download link below |
Well, today, lucky readers of Retrospace get to relive those days - and this time it's definitely you who gets the loot. Proudly upload these pdfs to your work computer or mobile device and watch the people sitting beside you turn green with envy.... just like the old days.
DOWNLOAD Dynamite #24 (pictured above)
DOWNLOAD Dynamite #67
sorry, I'll get this link fixed as soon as I can
DOWNLOAD Dynamite #71
DOWNLOAD Dynamite #112
** Note: This one does not come from my collection, but was found somewhere on the internets a long time ago
Wow, a Knight Rider edition! You just made my day!
ReplyDeleteLoved DYNAMITE back in the day! Saw my first ish (the Jimmie Walker issue) at a grocery store, saw it had comic book content ("Superhero Confidential" column--this time the Fantastic Four), and was hooked! Soon had a sub!
ReplyDeleteI also would try to snag any issues of BANANAS and SMASH (remember them?) if it had superhero posters, stamps, or such! Many issues did! THAT took asking kids (sometimes older) in other classes order for you from Scholastic! Juggling all that change!
I was surprised to see DYNAMITE ran well into the 80s! For me, it will always represent 1973-76 or so....
Al Bigley
When someone asks you if you're a god, you can definitely say yes now!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
Bitchin'. Thanks for these.
ReplyDeleteThe zip file for #68 contains a bunch of mp3's with dynamite in the name. Nothing to do with the magazine.
ReplyDeleteDYNAMITE!!! I used to get this delivered to my house in the late 70s! This really brings me back!
ReplyDeleteDamn. Thanks armpit. I'll try to get that fixed tonight.
ReplyDelete#112 has a lovely, prophetic pre-MTV piece in the Off The Record section:
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A "video 45"!
And also in the same issue John Travolta was going to star in The Godfather III with Sylvester Stallone directing.
ReplyDeleteThe mind boggles as it couldn't have been any worse than the finished 1990 version ;-)
Wow! I just saw these. Thanks so much! You freaking rock!
ReplyDeleteI had a bunch of these. Wish I still did. :p My favorite was the one with Lou Ferrigno as The Incredible Hulk on the cover.
ReplyDeleteAll links are broken.
ReplyDeleteIf possible, could you please re-post Dynamite #24? Thanks!
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