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1 comment:
Giant Puppet?
GIANT PUPPET?
I would have gone with Planet of
Doomed Men as the cover feature of
the FIRST issue of the NEW Green
Lantern.
I believe that every issue of a
comic book is someone's FIRST comic
book, so Green Lantern #1 must have
been one STRANGE purchase for a young comic book reader in 1960!
Giant Puppet...sheesh!
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