"I almost didn't watch this on TCM. It's only 10 mintues, 25 seconds. It stars James Cagney, so how bad could it be? It turns out that it's very meaningful. I found it on YouTube. If you watch it you won't be sorry.
You John Jones 1943"
"I'm pretty sure that this is the issue that prompted me to write a complaint to the lettercol about the qualiy of the Torch/Thing stories. It turned out to be my only printed letter (in #134)."
"ACTION COMICS #1102
That's Jon Kent, who is going to "graduate" to his own identity. Like Dick Grayson, he'll take on a new name and costume. The new name? "Tomorrow Man."
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MARVEL GOLD '76 #1
Let me get this straight: These four characters are…"
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"Amazing Spider-Man #33.The last part of the Master Planner/Dr Octopus three-parter. One of my favorite covers. Spidey finds strength he didn't know he had."
"Silver Age Green Lantern #33. This version of Doctor Light first appeared in JLA #12 before bouncing around the Schwartz books. He was a terrible person but had a really cool costume.
Golden Age Green Lantern #33. Like the movies of that time,…"
Hey Richard, if you've got the first Tales of Suspense Atlast Masterworks, with the corrected table of contents, how about photocopying it for me and mailing it to me? My copy reprints the table of contents for the first Tales to Astonish volume in error. I'd like a copy of the correct list (all of 3-4 pages, I would think) to fold and store with the volume.
If you do, could you mail it to: Kirk Groeneveld, 105 Second St., Athens, OH 45701
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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