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- Daisy’s Safari Mark I B-B Gun teaches the same lessons.
- Keywords
- B-B gun
Ad for Daisy’s Safari Mark I B-B Gun. Color and sepia tone ad on inside front cover.
- Script
- Len Wein
- Pencils
- Bernie Wrightson
- Inks
- Bernie Wrightson
- Colors
- Bernie Wrightson; Glynis Oliver
- Letters
- Gaspar Saladino
- Job Number
- J-1796
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Rain, 'tis said, can wash away the past--cover over memories with a bittersweet, glistening haze...
- Genre
- horror-suspense
- Characters
- Anton Arcane; the Conclave; Dr. Linda Holland (flashback); Ferrett; Matt Cable; the Patchwork Man [Gregori Arcane]; Swamp Thing [also as Dr. Alec Holland]; the Un-Men [including Cranius; Ophidian]
- Synopsis
- The Swamp Thing undergoes a mystical transferal where he regains his humanity while Arcane obtains the Swamp Thing's body. When Alec Holland finds out that his old body will be used for evil ends he interrupts the enchantment and things return as they were, with Arcane falling to his death.
- Reprints
- in La Creature des Marais (Editions du Fromage, 1977 series) #1
- in Spectral (Arédit-Artima, 1974 series) #2 (4ème trimestre 1974) [N&B [B&W]]
- in Serietidningen (Williams Förlags AB, 1975 series) #2/1975 ([1 oktober] 1975)
which is reprinted- in Mi Gran Aventura - Serie Avestruz (Editorial Novaro, 1975 series) #2 (9 de diciembre de 1975)
- in Mundo de Aventuras Especial (Agência Portuguesa de Revistas, 1975 series) #17 (Junho de 1977) [Black & White]
- in DC Special Series (DC, 1977 series) #2 - The Original Swamp Thing Saga ([September] 1977)
- in Eks almanah (Dečje novine, 1975 series) #259 (27 Januar 1981)
- in La Créature du Marais (Arédit-Artima, 1982 series) #1 (1er trimestre 1982), #1 (1er trimestre 1982) [page 1]
- in Swamp Thing (Tor Books, 1982 series) (April 1982)
- in Gigant (Semic, 1977 series) #2/1983 (uke 12 1983)
- in Roots of the Swamp Thing (DC, 1986 series) #1 (July 1986)
which is reprinted- in Swamp Thing: Dark Genesis (DC, 1992 series) (1991 [March 1992])
- in Secret of the Swamp Thing (DC, 2005 series) (November 2005)
- in DC Comics Classics Library: Roots of the Swamp Thing (DC, 2009 series) ([July] 2009)
- in Roots of the Swamp Thing (DC, 2012 series) (2011 [February 2012])
- in Swamp Thing: The Bronze Age Omnibus (DC, 2017 series) ([December] 2017)
- in Swamp Thing: The Bronze Age (DC, 2018 series) #1 ([December] 2018)
Colors credits from the letters page of Swamp Thing (DC, 1972 series) #4; letters credit from the letters page of Swamp Thing (DC, 1972 series) #5.
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- Dave Draper (photo)
Between pages 6-7 of story.
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Between pages 8-9 of story.
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Below previous Drafting Kits ad.
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- Characters
- Corgi Boy
- Synopsis
- In Africa in search of a lost city, Corgi Boy, while driving his Surtees TS9 Formula I racer, defeats a three-headed monster.
Ad for various automobile replicas such as Mercedes Benz C111 and Porsche Targa 911s.
Between pages 12-13 of story.
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- Genre
- children
Comic strip ad for SSP (Super Sonic Power) Racers from Kenner.
Between pages 19-20 of story.
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Ad for various novelty items.
Between pages 21-22 of story.
- Script
- Joe Orlando
- Letters
- typeset
- Job Number
- J-1943
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- As this issue is put to bed (a term indicating all editorial contents have been completed and it is now due for printing), we have yet to receive letters on our first issue.
Comments from fans Art Stampler, Wallace Foote and Michele Kreps who were visiting the DC offices and who were snared to read the first issue, as regular letters still hadn't arrived. Includes an editorial discussing how the Swamp Thing comic is produced.
- Script
- Charles Roman
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- Hey! Quit kicking that sand in our faces!
- Genre
- teen
- Characters
- Mac; Charles Atlas (photo)
Inside back cover. Comic strip and ad for Charles Atlas' "How Dynamic-Tension Makes You A New Man" book.