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JVJ Index Cards added at the end of the file. Re-upload in CBZ format to correct Preview feature error. --- Heroic Comics #7 Bill Everett Cover (Hydroman) Hydroman by Bill Everett Flyin' Jenny Man O' Metal (1st Appearance)(Origin) by HG Peter of Wonder Woman fame Tad of the Tanbark! The Purple Zombie by Tarpe Mills Don Dixon and the Hidden Empire Mann of India by Tarpe Mills Bill & Davey Gordon Fife and the Boy King Sergeant Stony Craig and his U.S. Marines by Frank Rentfrow & Don Dickson
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JVJ Index Cards added at the end of the file. Re-upload in CBZ format to correct Preview feature error. -Yoc
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25-July-2011 12:25 am
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boox909
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Always nice to see a super-hero copy of this gem! Thanks!
25-July-2011 6:08 pm
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Ami_GFX
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Nice one, I thoroughly enjoyed it. Bill Everett and HG Peters in one book with great scan quality.
Issue: #7 Published: July 1941, Price: 0.10 USD; 0.15 CAD, Pages: 68, Editing:Color: Color Dimensions: Standard Golden Age US Paper Stock: Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior Binding: Saddle-stitched Publishing Format: Was Ongoing Series
Notes: Canadian price is listed in the indicia.
Having escaped from a glass cage in a foreign freighter's stateroom, Hydroman overpowers one of the guards, contains two others, and forcibly takes Margery from the ship. Arriving on land, Hydroman orders a taxi driver to take them to Bob Blake's apartment, but the cabbie smells a rat and dumps them out at the local Police Precinct.
Zoro and Hale's airplane is forced down by Professor Elton, who wants to show them his machine which will allow time travel. The two have a look inside the chamber and when Chico accidentally hits a lever, they disappear.
In the deep winter of 1917, Fred Hartman enters the contest to travel 500 miles from Winnipeg to Minneapolis by dog sled. He faces many perils and hardships along the way, but finally arrives (in final place) at the destination.
