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Comic Name: Weird Tales Of The Future 003 (39.1 MB)
Description: Weird Tales of the Future 03 - Sept 1953 - c2c
Prime Basil Wolverton x3--along with a magnificent cover-- PLUS a blatant Ming The Merciless swipe and a Tony Mortellaro-drawn story where the characters increasingly look like macrocephalic bobble-head dolls (and no, that's not part of the narrative).
Uploaded by: SteveD
Upload Date: 2014-04-25 17:23:25
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Comment made at: Weird Tales Of The Future 003 (https://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?dlid=23826)
lower-quality Canadian printing
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Comment made at: Weird Tales Of The Future 003 (https://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?dlid=23826)
Never thought I would get to see an original copy of this one.....it's a relic but a very welcome relic, thanks SteveD!!
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Comment made at: Weird Tales Of The Future 003 (https://digitalcomicmuseum.com/index.php?dlid=23826)
And yet, FF, the absurdly misregistered printing overall adds to the overall surreality of even a pedestrian effort like "Slave Pits Of Uranus." On the one hand, the fact that a company like Morse's was (even if unconsciously, in their efforts to scrabble any available dollar from the funnybook reading public) publishing gems like "Nightmare World" and "Jumpin' Jupiter" makes them all the more notable, on the other hand, and nevertheless, the majority of the output from companies like Morse's are indicative of the overwhelming idea that most of these firms felt they were doing nothing more than printing poop on toilet paper, as down and dirty as the presses would permit.
And still we sift, skimming gold from the dross...