House ad for Challengers of the Unknown #56 (June-July 1967); printed in Detective Comics #363 (May 1967)
Comic cover art: pencils and inks by Bob Brown, letters by Ira Schnapp
Ad designed and lettered by Ira Schnapp
Inset art adapted from this interior panel:
Panel from Challengers of the Unknown #56, script by Arnold Drake, pencils and inks by Bob Brown
Nope, that's not Slade Wilson Jr., Kid Deathstroke, but rather Tino Mannary, pop star, super-genius, innovative inventor, racecar driver and business wunderkind! Yep, this guy was Kitty Pryde before Kitty Pryde was Kitty Pryde! All hail the sensational Marty Stu find of 1967: Tino Mannary!
Can't get enough fannery of that wonderful Tino Mannary? Check back later tonight, cats and kittens! (Also: humans.)
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2 comments:
The panels are identical.
Try refreshing the page, Gou Tongzhi: it should work now. I didn't originally see what you were meaning and answered first with a smarty-pants comment!
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