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Three episodes in, and I really enjoy the lighthearted mystery/drama. And with the mild connection to the Sandman show let's it be its own production.
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Blissard had a 2.0 of DS 30 that went for $760 a few months ago. This one should make bank.
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ON NEWSSTANDS FEBRUARY 1971 Forever People #2 - Written, Drawn and Edited by Jack Kirby (inked by the horrible Vince Colletta) Cover by Jack Kirby (inks by Colletta) Part TWO:
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ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1964 Tales of Suspense #58 - Lee, Heck, Ayers, and Rosen 'Iron Man is a Dunce' (i.e. an excuse for poor writing)'... #5: Iron Man's man Armor is the hardest iron alloy known to man, but the 'Chameleon' holds his own against him and he can't figure out that maybe it's actually Cap...
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ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1964 Tales of Suspense #58 - Lee, Heck, Ayers, and Rosen Cap doesn't seem to know who the Chameleon IS here, though later he'll act like he DOES, but instead of saying, "Why do you keep calling me that/him", he instead, again, rather knuckleheadedly wonders of Iron Man is the real deal! Doh!
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ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1964 Tales of Suspense #58 - Lee, Heck, Ayers, and Rosen Cap sees Iron Man coming again (who has no problem finding HIM), and instead of confronting him about what's going on (he easily beat him 10 minutes ago), he decides to 'lose him' in a 'Construction Power Station', whatever THAT is...
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ON NEWSSTANDS JULY 1964 Tales of Suspense #58 - Lee, Heck, Ayers, and Rosen I need to rethink this and call this issue, 'Iron Man AND Captain America are Dunces' (i.e. an excuse for poor writing)'. First, the dwindling power source ploy to prolong the story (My favorite show when I was 6 or 7 was Ultra Man. And as goofy as that was, I LOVED Giant Monsters, but boy, did I hate when that chest light warning started to flash and beep...) #3: Cap gets attacked by his friend, who thinks he's someone else, then lets him walk away... not at all concerned that he's lost his mind? Or been brain washed? Or is having a bad day? Instead Stan uses it as an excuse to make one of his corny jokes. The great detective Captain America thinks that by Iron Man walking away, it PROVES it must've been a gag. Duh.