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Yes, John Byrne did draw ROG-2000; it is one of his creations. He also did the art for Charlton's "Wheelie & The Chopper Bunch", which is his first published professional work. He also did the art on Doomsday +1 and Space:1999.
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Zoo Funnies #101 is the very first Charlton comic book.
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I am a big fan of Charlton comic books. I believe they are very under-rated. Which, is good for us Charlton collectors but the day will come.
Over the weekend I traded a buddy for Racket Squad #1 (FN). I am very happy to have the Racket Squad in my collection. At a local comic show on Sunday. I picked up a nice high grade copy of Haunted #61, Phantom #60 (very nice Aparo cover), Phantom #20 (first Charlton issue) and Phantom #74 (last Charlton issue).
Some of my commission lists for artists at shows are Charlton heroes. So far, I have Peter Cannon Thunderbolt by Jo Chen, Captain Atom by Steve Conley and Peacemaker by Jim Calafiore.
I love everything Charlton. If you like, send me a message and we can discuss Charlton comic books. Good to see another die-hard Charlton fan.
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Thanks for the reply everyone. I have never seen a copy and Gerber says that there are 10-20 copies that exist. From the replies here, I think there my be more than that. There still is a remote chance that a copy still could come my way.
jbcomicbox that is some page! BRAVO, Sir!
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Has anyone ever seen a copy?
Charlton Comics collectors?
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Space War did have Steve Ditko re-printed stories. That is always a good thing. Re-print or not...it's Steve Ditko. That cover for #28 could have been done by a number of people; it is a shoot. I have a check list made years ago somewhere around here about these un-credited covers and comics from Charlton on who they may be. The nice thing about these re-print Charltons is that you get a neat new cover (sometimes) and they are more affordable than the originals and the print run is usually much lower. That is a nice cover on that Sapce War #28. I bought that off the stands when it first came out. Always love any giant insect or monster cover...and it's Charlton.