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Charlton Spotlight #4 Bronze Age (1970-1985) In any case

Charlton Spotlight #4 Bronze Age (1970-1985) In any caseA fanzine exploring the history of the Charlton Comics Group. This issue features a tribute to Pete Pam Morisi, creator of Thunderbolt, with articles by Steve Skeates and Ron Frantz, and rare and unpublished Morisi art. Also, a feature on Charlton's monster magazines, new Nicola Cuti Weirdlings cartoons, and a rumination by Tom Christopher about Charlton's final days. Cover by Morisi.

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"Polychromatic Effulgence: The Stage is Set" (p

Fingerman chronicled the young and underemployed in New York City in his mid-'90s alternative-comics series Minimum Wage

A funny and romantic teenage ghost story that marks a departure from the author's more abstract and esoteric work

Snoutlout and the rest of the gang are challenging each other to dragon races (the island's new favorite contact sport)

Charlton Spotlight #4 Bronze Age (1970-1985) In any caseA fanzine exploring the history of the Charlton Comics Group. This issue features a tribute to Pete Pam Morisi, creator of Thunderbolt, with articles by Steve Skeates and Ron Frantz, and rare and unpublished Morisi art. Also, a feature on Charlton's monster magazines, new Nicola Cuti Weirdlings cartoons, and a rumination by Tom Christopher about Charlton's final days. Cover by Morisi.

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