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Brain Boy
Date | Number: 5 | Lang: English (en)
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Nice Stuff!
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Interesting superhero . . . !
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I'm a huge Brain Boy fan. But after rereading this book countless times, I never noticed before that the name of the robots' creator was changed after the art was finished. The first letter of his last name has been whited out: Professor Enrico _uan. I wonder why. Was his name originally "Juan" and the editor thought that was a first name, not a last name? Was it "Tuan" and the editor thought we'd mistake him for Jungle Jim? These little things always fascinate me.
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Who enrico _uan was is going to bug me. The flashbacks on page 11 are astounding. In fact the whole story is pretty outrageous. Herb Kastle (or Castle) https://docs.comics.org/wiki/Kastle,_Herbert_D. wrote Brain Boy and some Magnus Robot Fighter. On the strength of Brain Boys's ethics and morality I'm going to have to go back and pay closer attention to his Magnus Stories. Considering that both this story and Magnus are both to do with evil robots,I wonder if he had a thing about the subject? He must have been an interesting person. Harlan Ellison wrote an essay on him and Frazetta did a cover for one of his books. Which is here. https://openlibrary.org/works/OL9171046W/The_three_lives_of_Edward_Berner The Great Ricorta = The big cheeze?! Cheers.
  
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NameBrain Boy 5 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.12 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: quarterly
 
Cover1 page
Letterstypeset
CharactersBrain Boy
PencilsVic Prezio (painting)
InksVic Prezio (painting)
ColorsVic Prezio (painting)
First LineRicorta is back...
 
Comic StoryEvil Door (1 page)
GenreHorror-suspense
PencilsFrank Springer
InksFrank Springer
First LineDuring the early days of WWII, London was bombed heavily by German aircraft.
Notesinside front cover
 
Comic StoryThe Metal People / Brain Boy (27 pages)
SynopsisBrain Boy is called in to investigate heavy troop and aircraft losses in Taxana. Robot armies under the direction of presumed-dead Xochtan dictator Ricorta are poised to take over the world.
GenreAdventure; Spy; Superhero
CharactersBrain Boy (Matt Price); Ricorta; Maria; Chris Ambers; President of Taxana; President Cordez of Xochtan
Script
PencilsFrank Springer
InksFrank Springer
First LineOn a mild spring night, the border area between the South American countries of Taxana and Xochtan lies peaceful
 
Text StoryHow Can It Be? (1 page)
Letterstypeset
 
Comic StoryThe Strange Mr. Ozymandias (4 pages)
FeatureMr. Ozymandias
Script
PencilsFrank Springer
InksFrank Springer
First LineDeep in the Canadian Rockies, industrialist Cyrus Dixon and son Roger are in terrible trouble
 
Comic StoryDay of Reckoning (1 page)
GenreHorror-suspense
PencilsFrank Springer
InksFrank Springer
First LineCasper Gronills had lived on his wife's money, in his wife's house, for 10 years
Notesinside back cover
 
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