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| Thanks very much for preserving these exciting and entertaining issues. I wasn't smart enough to subscribe when they were new, and local news dealers didn't carry every issue. |
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| I first read THUNDER Agents when I found a beat up old copy in a friends collection and have loved them ever since! While others tried to bring them back, they were mere pastiches of the original run. Now, thanks to you, I get to read Dynamo's stand alone series! A million thanks for making these beautiful copies available! |
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| My copy of this says the scanner was Tomander. |
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| Publication | August 1966 | Price: 0.25 USD | Pages: 1 | Frequency: bimonthly |
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| Comic Story | Menace from the Moon! (14 pages) |
| Synopsis | Observatories on Earth are being mysteriously destroyed. The President of the United States calls Noman and Dynamo in for a mission to investigate the suspected source of the destruction, a military base on the moon. Noman discovers a civilization living on the dark side of the moon who wishes their existence to remain unknown to mankind. |
| Content | Characters: Dynamo [Leonard Brown]; Noman; Alice |
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| Comic Story | A Day in the Life of Dynamo (10 pages) |
| Synopsis | Len Brown plan on asking the Chief for a raise, but before he can get to it, adventure whisks him away. First to Hong Kong, where he is at the mercy of the Red Dragon, then to the subterranean world, where he must stop the Overlord's ambition of creating nuclear Armageddon on the surface world. Help comes in the unlikely guise of the Iron Maiden. By the end of the adventure, Len finds that his chance to ask for a raise has passed him by. |
| Content | Characters: Dynamo [Leonard Brown]; Red Dragon; Red Star; THUNDER; Iron Maiden; Subterraneans; Overlord |
| Notes | Story idea by Battersby; script, plot and revision by Wood. Info per Battersby's work records as published in Alter Ego # 152, May 2018. Martin O'Hearn previously credited Ralph Reese. |
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| Comic Story | Back to the Stone Age! (10 pages) |
| Synopsis | THUNDER makes the mistake of putting Demo in the same prison cell as Dr. Sparta. The two pool their resources, and are sprung from prison by Dr. Sparta's minion, Wilbur. The combination of Demo's cavemen and Sparta's dinosaurs are enough to keep Dynamo's hands full. |
| Content | Characters: Dynamo [Leonard Brown]; Dr. Sparta (villain); Demo (villain); Wilbur [lackey of Dr. Sparta] (villain) |
| Notes | Plot and script by Battersby; revised by Wood and Adkins. Info from Battersby's work records as published in Alter Ego # 152, May 2018. |
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| Comic Story | Dynamo Meets the Amazing Andor (10 pages) |
| Synopsis | The subterranean scientist Lord Uru reports on his latest project to overthrow the surface dwellers to the Overlord. His project involved raising an abandoned surface baby, and subjecting the child to treatments to control its mind and give it superhuman strength. The human, named Andor, infiltrates THUNDER, and nearly kills Dynamo before freeing himself from mind control. Andor returns to the subterranean world and kills Lord Uru. |
| Credits | Script:? (see notes) |
| Content | Characters: Dynamo [Leonard Brown]; Andor (first appearance; villain); Subterraneans (villains); Overlord [leader of Subterraneans]; Lord Uru [Subterranean scientist, dies] |
| Notes | "Work on script" per Battersby's work records as published in Alter Ego # 152, May 2018. |
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| Comic Story | Wonder Weed, Super Hero (10 pages) |
| Synopsis | Weed is an ordinary THUNDER agent with no special suit or powers, and he envies the others. Doctor Oom, a villainous master of telepathy and hypnotism, exploits Weed's envy by planting the hypnotic suggestion that he really has superpowers. Oom lures the super-powered members of THUNDER into a trap, and it takes Weed's wit and bravery to save the day for THUNDER. |
| Featuring | Agent Weed |
| Content | Characters: Weed [William Wylie]; Dynamo [Leonard Brown]; Lightning [Guy]; Chief; Noman; Doctor Oom (villain) |
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