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Bulletman had been a hard boiled detective for the first nine issues of his comic. His move into a costume was short lived, as none of the Bullet family had any form of invulnerability. The cover captures their last, happy moment together. Issue 10 would be the last issue. Bulletdog didn't even get a token helmet to wear.




Winslow knew there was something lacking in his wartime Navy career... oh yeah, a ship!

MERRY X-MAS, COBIE!

The Rocket Racoon/ Mekon crossover that comic readers crave!

What, you prefer the Astro Logan Yugoslav knockoff? We gotchu.

I have never witnessed such a blatant attempt to forge entry into the United Planets, with faked photos Mr Mystere! What? You think we haven't all suffered through Space Green Card as part of our embassy training?!

TWO MORE FOR THE TRACK TEAM

Promising Russian athlete, Igor, had trained since childhood, rising form an impoverished family to reap the glory of a grateful nation. He was a certainty for an Olympic medal, as covered by Record! But a shadowy man, also on the cover, turned out to be investigating drug cheats. Narcotic charges against his team mates ended Igor's chances... his spot in Record!...and his dreams.

Investigating sport narcotics further, in Smash Comics, Igor was mistaken as a criminal by one of the thousands of domino mask wearing vigilantes of the time. Fittingly for a narcotics case, this one had a monkey, if not on his back, then certainly nipping at his heels.

Igor used the resolve gained from his arduous training to overcome his serious spinal injury suffered at the hands of Midnight. He wished for nothing else than to return to the track he loved. But to do so, he first had to learn all about dangerous Golden Age Science. His instinctive grasp of Arcane Physics brought him to the attention of one Van Manhattan.

For a moment, in the New York splendour of International Comics, Igor almost gave up his dreams of Olympic glory. Van had shown him a quest for global peace, using his Chessmen operatives. But it was all a ruse, as Igor discovered Manhattan simply wanted unity that he could control for himself. Igor trapped his mentor in a Nuklo device and fled, knowing that he would always be on the run form the International Crime Busters.

From city to city, publisher to publisher, Igor was always looking over his shoulder. With his athletic skills, he could run and look over his shoulder without ever tripping. Not a big enough power for a comic book serial (except for his '42 glut year appearance as Captain Backward Glance), but enough to keep one step ahead of the law. The Chessmen seemed to be everywhere, however, and no disguise seemed to give them the slip. That gave Igor the idea to wear a slip of his own. Thankfully all the sports he did had given him fine, shapely legs.

Reduced to appearing for a publisher so small that it couldn't afford a logo on its own comics, Igor finally faced, or backward glanced, at his nemesis. That hideous shadow could only belong to one person. True to its title, Suspense Comics #2 contained no interior pages!

But the next issue gave desperate readers their answers! Van Manhattan had survived the Nuklo Ray! His twisted face leered at Igor, especially as he was dressed as his former girlfriend, Madelon. But Van knew he couldn't hope to match Igor's speed. Not as he was wearing high heels too!

But who would the cop on the cover believe? Is he one of the Chessmen? Only Teeds' diligent research will reveal the next chapter in The Gams and Glances of a Lab Assistant!

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