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This comic was a nice shot of nostalgia, about the space program in 1962. Some parts are pretty cheesy, and Claire's only purpose seems to be to get Drift to ask her to the masquerade ball. She even gets annoyed when he ignores her 20 secs before the launch. Um ... I think there might be other things on his mind! But it raises some grey areas about 'peacekeeping' weapons. Some actual facts about Atlas rockets and possible space labs are also included. Interesting to see one perspective on the space race published during the Mercury era. |
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Publication | May-July 1962 | Price: 0.15 USD | Pages: 1 |
Notes | The cover is signed "Mayan" in the lower right corner, as seen by inspection of the original art sold by LiveAuctioneers. |
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Featuring | Drift Marlo |
Credits | Pencils: Earl Mayan (painted) | Inks: Earl Mayan (painted) | Colors: Earl Mayan (painted) | Letters: typeset |
Content | Genre: Science Fiction | Characters: Drift Marlo |
Notes | The cover is signed "Mayan" in the lower right corner, as seen by inspection of the original art sold by LiveAuctioneers. |
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Content | Genre: Science Fiction |
Notes | In black and white on inside front cover |
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Comic Story | File of the Periled 'Peace-Maker' (32 pages) |
Synopsis | The testing of an anti-missile defense is endangered. |
Featuring | Drift Marlo Space Detective |
Content | Genre: Science Fiction | Characters: Drift Marlo; Claire; Dr. Hugo Barcus; Dr. Fowler |
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Comic Story | Project Midas (1 page) |
Featuring | Missile Defense Alarm System |
Content | Genre: Non-fiction |
Notes | In black and white on inside back cover.
About the Missile Defense Alarm System. |
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Illustration | Atlas Manned Space Station (1 page) |
Credits | Letters: typeset |
Content | Genre: Non-fiction |
Notes | Back cover. |
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