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On 8/16/2018 at 8:11 AM, 1950's war comics said:

Strange tales #113 .. first appearance - Plant Man !! (movie coming out soon lol )

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I did a double look at that cover.  Made me think of an ACDC song.  When I see a cover like that I believe that the artist sitting in the Marvel bullpen were laying bets down on what would and wouldn't get published before they turned them in.xD

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2 hours ago, 1950's war comics said:

i just googled it ...wow its a silent from 1928....

he dies from high wire fall at the end  :sorry:

 

That's why they call it a tripwire.:bigsmile: If you watched the movie you could see that the clown was heading for a fall.:bigsmile: The part of the clown was played by Lon Chaney SR the man of a thousand faces in fact there is a quote from him on clowns, clowns are funny until one turns up at your door at midnight! I wonder did Stephen King use that quote for IT after all he had a letter published in Famous monsters magazine when he was 13 years old, he also claimed that Salem's lot was inspired by the Dracula novel written by Bram Stoker. tim-curry-it.thumb.jpg.926784bd9a2fb1f3722fd4a9a089b50e.jpgdownload.jpg.fc143c590b93a5e5f98e743897130df7.jpg   

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