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The Thing From the Center of the Earth

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rez

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The Thing From the Center of the Earth
« on: January 18, 2009, 06:47:56 AM »

Is that story 'The Thing From the Center of the Earth' in the recent upload of Thrills of Tomorrow 018 a reprint story from another book or is this the original and the other is the reprint?
I recognized a panel I had copied from a book downloaded earlier.
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Re: The Thing From the Center of the Earth
« Reply #1 on: January 18, 2009, 06:59:11 AM »


Is that story 'The Thing From the Center of the Earth' in the recent upload of Thrills of Tomorrow 018 a reprint story from another book or is this the original and the other is the reprint?
I recognized a panel I had copied from a book downloaded earlier.

Just check the GCD, rez,
and you'd see it's a reprint. I guessed it was for two reasons:
1. I don't own a copy and if it was new material, I think I probably would.
2. The Pierce Rice story is definitely a reprint.  He wasn't doing comics in 1954.

BTW, the story you ask about is drawn by Warren Kremer - of Richie Rich fame.

Peace, Jim (|:{>
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Re: The Thing From the Center of the Earth
« Reply #2 on: January 18, 2009, 06:56:58 PM »

Thanks Jim, Some of those artists certainly covered a wide variety of genre.


Is that story 'The Thing From the Center of the Earth' in the recent upload of Thrills of Tomorrow 018 a reprint story from another book or is this the original and the other is the reprint?
I recognized a panel I had copied from a book downloaded earlier.

Just check the GCD, rez,
and you'd see it's a reprint. I guessed it was for two reasons:
1. I don't own a copy and if it was new material, I think I probably would.
2. The Pierce Rice story is definitely a reprint.  He wasn't doing comics in 1954.

BTW, the story you ask about is drawn by Warren Kremer - of Richie Rich fame.

Peace, Jim (|:{>
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