R: Saga of the Sub-Mariner #7 (May 1989), art by Rich Buckler and Bob McLeod
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Saturday, March 22, 2008
Separated at Birth: There's no business like shore business
R: Saga of the Sub-Mariner #7 (May 1989), art by Rich Buckler and Bob McLeod
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I was going to also suggest Tom Strong #15, but it looks like you beat me to that one by about 19 months.
Or maybe I need to get my eyes checked and see the "See also." Ye gads.
Run, Namor...RUN!
Something I could never understand about that Namor debut issue cover:
The F.F. were still being introduced to readers at this stage...
...So why not show Sue turning invisible?
...Why isn't Johnny chucking fireballs?
...Why isn't Reed stretching?
A fish man is running off with his woman!
...Why is Ben just looking at his hand rather than doing something impressively strong?
...And why isn't Namor displaying his powers, or , at least, flying?
This scene could almost be of a bunch of youngsters skylarking on a beach.
Not very dynamic.
Not very Marvel!
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