DON STARR In The DRAMA Of DOOM - PART FIVE...

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Two episodes of DON STARR's awesome adventure, The DRAMA Of DOOM, this time out, folks.  That's four pages from yesteryear to thrill and enthral you, first published in TERRIFIC back in 1967.  I'm unsure whether it was reprinted from an earlier comic, but the pages were certainly originally drawn for a traditional U.K.-sized weekly, as you can see (if you look closely enough) that they've been re-sized to fit Terrific's different dimensions.  Enjoy!

'NEW' SUPERMAN COVER GALLERY - PART SEVEN...

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A mixed bag of covers for you this time around, fellow Criv-ites.  Only the first two are consecutive, the others being isolated issues I bought at irregular intervals.  Love the above one though, which is a nod to JACK KIRBY's debut JIMMY OLSEN ish (#133).  The one directly below is likewise a corker, with JERRY ORDWAY demonstrating why he's one of the finest artists ever to grace the comicbook medium.  Incidentally, number 50 is based on the famous AURORA model kit from the 1960s, though the head is more like the MPC reissue.

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