Buck Rogers no Século 25 (Bloch, 1981)
Bloch published 2 editions of the comic book version of the film that gave rise to the TV series "Buck Rogers."
Originally published in one issue by Western/Whitman, then in 3 parts monthly under the Gold Key label.
It was the three-part version that Bloch published. Unfortunately, they didn't have the third issue that concluded the story.
Each Bloch issue also featured a story by Magnus, Robot Fighter.
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Zé Carioca #479 (10 de janeiro de 1961)
Esta foi a primeira edição de Zé Carioca. A númeração alta se deve ao fato de inicialmente a revista do Zé dividia a numeração com a do Pato Donald, que ficava com os números pares.
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Edição Extra - Peninha em: Morcego Vermelho (maio de 1973)
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Disney Especial #2: As Bruxas (outubro de 1980, reedição do número lançado em outubro de 1972)
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Marvel Team-Up #23 (July 1974).
Cover by Gil Kane and Mike Esposito.
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Marvel Two-in-One #46 (December 1978).
Cover by Keith Pollard and Bob Layton.
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Os Trapalhões #3 (Bloch, dez. de 1976)
A capa traz uma foto do filme "Os Trapalhões no Planeta dos Macacos"
The Amazing Spider-Man Annual #2 (Sep. 1965), cover by Steve Ditko.
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Spider-Woman #7 (Oct. 1978), cover by Carmine Infantino and Steve Leialoha.
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Nova #3 (Nov. 1976) cover by #JohnBuscema, #FrankGiacoia, #DannyCrespi
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X-Men #96, Dec. 1975, cover by
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Spider-Woman #6 (Sep. 1978), cover by Carmine Infantino and Steve Leialoha. A common practice in Marvel is to cross over characters to promote them. Here, Werewolf by Night appears in Spider-Woman's mag, doing almost nothing to the plot. 1/?
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Daredevil #42 (Jul. 1968), cover by Gene Colan.
"Nobody Laughs at the Jester!" Text by Stan Lee, art by Gene Colan and Dan Adkins. The Jester is robbing banks with toy-like devices. At the Nelson and Murdock office, Foggy and Karen believe Daredevil's dead. To stop the Jester, Matt has to make them think there's a new Daredevil in town.
Nova #2 (October 1976), cover by John Buscema and Frank Giacoia.
"The First Night of...the Condor!" Text by Marv Wolfman, art by John Buscema and Joe Sinnott. In his new superhero career, Nova meets the first earthly supervillains, the Condor and Powerhouse. After a somewhat disastrous fight, Rich notes he needs much more training if he wants to pursue a superhero career.
Ghost Rider #16 (February 1976), cover by Ed Hannigan and Dave Cockrum.
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Master of Kung Fu #20 (Sep 1974). Cover by Gil Kane, John Romita, Frank Giacoia.
Weapon of the Soul - text: Gerry Conway, Doug Moench. art: Paul Gulacy, Al Milgrom.
Demmy Marston, a small crook, hires Korain, a samurai former affiliated with Fu Manchu, to kill Shang-Chi. The battle results in Korain's death and also the loss of an innocent life.
The Champions #3 (Feb 1976)
Cover: Rich Buckler, Dan Adkins
"Assault on Olympus"
Text: Tony Isabella, Bill Mantlo
Art: George Tuska, Vince Colletta
The Champions go to Olympus to save Hercules.
Captain Marvel #20 & #21 (Jun & Aug 1970). Cover: Gil Kane & Dan Adkins. "The Hunter and the Holocaust!" Roy Thomas (writer) Trying to find a way to separate himself from Mar-Vell, Rick Jones suggests they seek out Bruce Banner. However, along with Banner always comes the Hulk.
1984 #4 (October 1978)
Cover Patrick Woodroffe
Mônica #2 (junho de 1970)
