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"This day in 1897, Bram Stoker's Dracula went on sale for the first time."
"Tales of Suspense #29 (Kirby & Ditko) and Tales to Astonish #29 (Kirby & Ayers)"
"What I tend to do is look at IMDB's trivia for a movie I'm watching. Since movie titles are seldom clearly for a particular movie, I look at the trivia again to remind myself whether I've seen it. I just did this for The Black Sleep. Yes, I saw it…"
"Unexpected #29 and Strange Adventures #29"
"Little Lulu #29 and Hot Stuff #29. Lulu is saving a turkey from its fate."
"Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery #29 features a seaweed monster with tentacles and a big eyeball!
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"Jeff of Earth-J > Richard Willis April 10, 2026
You should try Action Comics (starting with #1088), too.
Thanks, but I cheecked the reading order online. Too many issues. I think I'll just stick with the Supergirl title
Now caught up through #12."
You should try Action Comics (starting with #1088), too.
Thanks, but I cheecked the reading order online. Too many issues. I think I'll just stick with the Supergirl title
Now caught up through #12."
"A Dispatch from Reuters (1940)
Stars Edward G. Robinson as (Paul) Julius Reuter, who began the Reuters news agency we know today. It’s a fascinating story of how he began in the infancy of the telegraph, augmented by carrier pigeons. Those of you…"
Stars Edward G. Robinson as (Paul) Julius Reuter, who began the Reuters news agency we know today. It’s a fascinating story of how he began in the infancy of the telegraph, augmented by carrier pigeons. Those of you…"
"House of Secrets #29 and House of Mystery #29"
"New Adventure #29 and Blackhawk #29 both feature easily disarmed men from the Middle East."
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Just copied my comment to the Captain's column as requested, Richard!
Managing my add-ons seems to have helped and I can add to my Invaders project again.
Cheers