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Wow Comics
Date | Number: 1 | Lang: English (en)
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Filesize 145.16mb consisting of 69 pages | Format: EBook
File nameWow Comics 001 (Fawcett) (1940) (c2c) (Superscan).cbz
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   By The Australian Panther
"Kirby pencils and inks identified by Greg Theakston' and by me on looking at the first page. This is a very non-Fawcett pice of work. Here he almost makes the Shadow look like a wimp. Made me see the character in a whole new light. Re Atom Blake, It's impossible for me not to wonder if Alan Moore had read the character's origin before he came up with Tom Strong.
   By NexNecis2021
Gotta say... another amazing scan as always. Could be a touch darker... but still looks really good the way it is. Thanks for this and all your previous and future hard work! (Wish more scanners would release a more pure raw looking version before they molest it with crappy edits trying to make the pages more white.)
   By crashryan
I'm struck by how much Mr Scarlet resembles Plutos. The biggest difference is in their hoods: one horn vs. two.
   By K1ngcat
Just for a moment, Mr Scarlet was genuinely scary and dangerous. Then along came Pinky... enjoy this issue while you can!
   By FraBig
Actually, as soon as Otto and Jack Binder take the character in their own hands, in issue #2, he becomes less meancing and vigilante-esque. Pinky is just the icing on the cake (appearing in issue #4), that definitely transforms him in a more classic costumed hero.
  
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PublicationWinter 1940-41 | Price: 0.10 USD | Pages: 1
 
ContentGenre: Superhero
 
Comic StoryThe Coming of Mr. Scarlet (7 pages)
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Mr. Scarlet [Brian Butler] (introduction)
NotesKirby pencils and inks identified by Greg Theakston. Letters credit identified by Greg Theakston and later Harry Mendryk on the Jack Kirby Museum web page http://kirbymuseum.org/blogs/simonandkirby/archives/2369, 31 October 2008 (retrieved 15 December 2014).
 
Comic StoryEnter: Atom Blake (9 pages)
ContentCharacters: Atom Blake (Intro)
 
Comic StoryThe Mad Scientist (9 pages)
 
ActivityPuzzlettes (1 page)
 
Comic StoryThe Rocks Bossi Case (5 pages)
ContentGenre: Adventure
 
Comic StoryTerror Valley (8 pages)
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Kruger (Villain; Intro; Death); vulture-men (Villain; Intro; Death)
 
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
 
Comic StoryThe Rescue of Major Cambon (4 pages)
ContentGenre: Adventure
 
Comic StoryThe Submarine Detector (7 pages)
ContentGenre: Adventure
 
Comic StoryOur Strange Planet (1 page)
ContentGenre: Non-fiction
 
Comic StoryThe Lost Treasure of Ruma (4 pages)
ContentGenre: Adventure
 
Comic StoryThe Capture of El Diablo (7 pages)
ContentGenre: Western-frontier
 
CreditsLetters: typeset
ContentGenre: Superhero | Characters: Atom Blake; The White Rajah; Zimbos witch doctor; Jack Jenkins; Mister Scarlet
NotesBack cover.
 
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