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Six members of the Fatal Five

I wonder if Marvel got caught up in the court case (NY District Court)? It might also explain why there was no Star Team number 2.

Oh, but notice the issue title:
"Raiders of the ... Black Nebula"

(Marvel would also go on to publish Indiana Jones)

#StarWars vs STAR Team

A funny thing in 1977. A little movie called Star Wars was the rage, but Kenner - who had the toy rights - wasn't prepared (no one was) for the merchandising demand. So, a competitor, IDEAL, seemed to get there first.

I do think that every long running character carries with it some responsibility to be a steward of what made the character resonate for so long. That doesn't mean static (Old Luke can change from Young Luke) but in comic books there are lines you don't cross lightly.

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The Adventures of Big Boy

Published by the owners of Big Boy and Shoneys, the title began in 1957 and ran 562 issues!!!

Trivia: There *were* 2 Big Boys

Left: West Coast Big Boy
Right: East Coast Big Boy (Extinct)

Early #1990s Aquaman on "Why I Hate Flying"

@jm_meunier How about Patrick Warburton as Steve Lombard, Sportscaster and Clark Kent's workplace nemesis.

And for those #spiderman fans, Amazing Fantasy 15 was published by Atlas Magazines, Inc, while The Amazing Spider-Man 1 was published by Non-Pareil Publishing Corp. (Kirby/Ditko covers).

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And as for winning a trivia contest - Fantastic Four number 1 (Cover credits: Jack Kirby pencils, George Klein Inks, Stan Goldberg color) was actually published by
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Canam Publisher's Sales Corp

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@GailSimone #DianasGirlfriend

DC) Dove - the avatar of peace. We've seen Diana embrace Amazon Warrior a lot over the last few decades, maybe Dove would remind her Love is The Way.

Marvel) Squirrel Girl or is that answer nuts?