Splash page from "Doom Must Die!" in Astonishing Tales (1970 series) #3 (December 1970), script by Larry Lieber, pencils and inks by Wally Wood, colors by Tom Palmer (?), letters by Jean Izzo
I'm sure nothing could go wrong with this plan.
Friday, June 23, 2017
365 Days of Defiance, Day 174: But if you go carrying pictures of Doctor Doom / You ain't going to make it with anyone anywhom
Oh, whaddaya know: despite the fact that I said yesterday that Doctor Doom didn't care for protests at his ornate gates, here's a ragtag group of rebels roustering for Latverian freedom!
Splash page from "Doom Must Die!" in Astonishing Tales (1970 series) #3 (December 1970), script by Larry Lieber, pencils and inks by Wally Wood, colors by Tom Palmer (?), letters by Jean Izzo
I'm sure nothing could go wrong with this plan.
Splash page from "Doom Must Die!" in Astonishing Tales (1970 series) #3 (December 1970), script by Larry Lieber, pencils and inks by Wally Wood, colors by Tom Palmer (?), letters by Jean Izzo
I'm sure nothing could go wrong with this plan.
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I know Marvel was known as the House of Ideas at the time but it sure looks to me like the flying guys have stolen the Doom Patrol's original outfits and split Adam Strange's jet pack between them.
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