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Stardust recruits an army, so he won't have to keep saving the United States of America. From Fantastic Comics #14.
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Quite Possibly Fletcher Hanks Magnum Opus
Feb. 3rd, 2019 08:07 pmtripodeca113
Possibly the most bizarre of all the Stardust comics.
The following story appeared in Big 3 #2, this was the only Golden Age appearance of Stardust outside of Fantastic Comics.
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Stardust Vs The Fifth Column
Feb. 2nd, 2019 06:45 pmtripodeca113
But that's enough current events, we can focus on this story from Fantastic Comics #13.
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Stardust and The Super-Fiend
Dec. 1st, 2018 09:35 pmtripodeca113
The Stardust story from Fantastic Comics #10.
I think this has the most deaths in a Stardust comic (so far anyway).
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Fantomah saves New York
Nov. 22nd, 2018 06:15 pmalicemacher
In which the Mystery Woman of the Jungle faces off against the deranged anarcho-primitivist wannabe, Mark Lord (presumably no relation to Maxwell).
( 'You have reached the end of your mad career, you fiend!' )
Stardust Vs The Giant
Nov. 6th, 2018 07:44 pmtripodeca113"In early 2005, during my early research on Hanks, I contacted Will Eisner. Initially all he recollected was the Hanks drew "in the style of early Basil Wolverton". When pressed, Eisner recalled that Hanks was older than the majority of those in his ballpen who were mostly in their late teens, and that he did not hang around the studio much.
"There is one thing I do remember about him," Eisner told me, "He wrote, penciled, inked, and lettered his own work."
"Anything else?" I asked.
"And he got it in on time!" Eisner said.
"anything else?" I asked.
"Frankly nothing else really mattered," replied Eisner.
Paul Karasik, You Shall Die By Your Own Evil Creation!
Six pages from Fantastic Comics #3
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"There is one thing I do remember about him," Eisner told me, "He wrote, penciled, inked, and lettered his own work."
"Anything else?" I asked.
"And he got it in on time!" Eisner said.
"anything else?" I asked.
"Frankly nothing else really mattered," replied Eisner.
Paul Karasik, You Shall Die By Your Own Evil Creation!
Six pages from Fantastic Comics #3
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Buzz Crandall vs. Lepus-the-Fiend
Oct. 27th, 2018 01:51 pmalicemacher
Yep, there's that trademark Hanks villain scowl
An adventure starring one of the lesser-known recurring Hanks characters, Buzz Crandall of the Space Patrol.
( 'I shall make all the universe wild and primitive!' )
