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Fiction house anyone?
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On ‎3‎/‎8‎/‎2018 at 8:48 AM, Flex Mentallo said:

Great copy Rick! Deep background colors not often seen! Especially pleasing to bring an old friend back home again - I know that feeling!

Even Tiger Girl was in trouble on the cover of Fight.

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14 hours ago, Zolnerowich said:

Planet Comics is part of the Fiction House line of comics!

Here’s a fairly early one (Nov. ‘42) that doesn’t get a lot of attention. Some nice violets and greens on the cover, plus one of Zolnerowich’s cooler horse-beast passenger mounts. And this is where the Lost World got its start; splash page with the first shots of Hunt and Lyssa (by none other than the inimitable Rudy Palais), later issues to be drawn with aplomb by Lily Renee.

 

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Nice copy!

I bought mine purely for the very strong colors it has:

 

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19 hours ago, Zolnerowich said:

Planet Comics is part of the Fiction House line of comics!

Here’s a fairly early one (Nov. ‘42) that doesn’t get a lot of attention. Some nice violets and greens on the cover, plus one of Zolnerowich’s cooler horse-beast passenger mounts. And this is where the Lost World got its start; splash page with the first shots of Hunt and Lyssa (by none other than the inimitable Rudy Palais), later issues to be drawn with aplomb by Lily Renee.

 

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Planet 21 was one of the first issues I ever bought, got it from Jim Payette way back in the day because I was intrigued by the Lost World beginning. I still have it.

Needless to say, I wasn't disappointed!

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2 hours ago, sacentaur said:

Planet 21 was one of the first issues I ever bought, got it from Jim Payette way back in the day because I was intrigued by the Lost World beginning. I still have it.

Needless to say, I wasn't disappointed!

What a great name Thorncliffe Herrick is!  Somebody should make it his screen name. hm

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13 minutes ago, Sqeggs said:

What a great name Thorncliffe Herrick is!  Somebody should make it his screen name. hm

It is, isnt it? Apparently it was a house name (no surprise!), and one of the strip's writers was sci fi author Jerome Bixby, who later wrote scripts for the Twilight Zone and Star Trek(including Mirror Mirror, about a dark alternate universe that has remained a Trek trope to this day.)

And the artist was the great Rudy Palais...

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3 minutes ago, Flex Mentallo said:

It is, isnt it? Apparently it was a house name (no surprise!), and one of the strip's writers was sci fi author Jerome Bixby, who later wrote scripts for the Twilight Zone and Star Trek(including Mirror Mirror, about a dark alternate universe that has remained a Trek trope to this day.)

And the artist was the great Rudy Palais...

PC21-36.jpg

"Mirror, Mirror" is one of my favorite two or three Star Treks.  

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1 hour ago, Flex Mentallo said:

Here is a bit of 'photoshop fun' showing the issues I have between #17 and #29 which are to me the heart of the title (though I could wish that #13 was consecutive with them). I've had multiple copies of these and the missing issues, just never all at once! Still holding out for the 'right' copies...

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Deep rich pallet of Planet goodness

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