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Issue Information
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Title | Pages | Credits | |
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| E-320 |
The Hunchback of Notre Doom
Notes: Parody of Notre-Dame de Paris by Victor Hugo (Gosselin, Paris, 1831). |
5 pg art |
Joe Maneely pencils attributed
Contributors:
John Benson: Creator Credit Tom Lammers: Creator Credit |
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| E-356 | Those Crazy Dolls | 2 pg text | ||
| E-319 |
The Mummy Walks
Notes: Anti-communist story. |
4 pg art | ||
| E-414 |
The Men from Mars
Notes: Plot similarities to La Plančte des Singes by Pierre Boulle (Livre de Poche, Paris, 1963): intelligent civilized apes "descended from a primitive species called man" inhabit another planet, where they keep humans in cages. |
5 pg art |
Howie Post script signed Howie Post pencils signed
Contributors:
John Benson: Creator Credit Tom Lammers: Creator Credit |
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| E-173 |
Tall In The Saddle
Notes: This story bears a passing resemblance to a 1944 movie with the same title starring John Wayne, which also features a young female ranch owner calling in an outsider to stop the rustling of her cattle. How come Stan Lee used the same title? - John Benson |
5 pg art |
Mort Drucker pencils signed |
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| E-288 | Moe Gumbo | 4 pg art |
Howie Post pencils guess |
Crazy 6