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The Never-Ending Comic Book Quiz
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delekkerste

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This Filipino artist only worked on two issues of Warren Publishing's "Vampirella" title (only one of his two drawn stories featured Vampirella herself - see sample below) before he was tragically killed in a car accident in the Philippines. Name both the artist and the issue in which his very memorable sole drawn Vampirella story appears.

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delekkerste

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Bueller? Bueller?

 

Hint: the issue in question is from the last 25 of the original Warren Vampirella series.

 

Okay.

Anton Caravana, Vampi 100.

 

(I cheated and used GCD) :blush:

 

Correct! :takeit:

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Unca Ben

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Okay.

Here's one.

I haven't looked at this whole thread, so hopefully I'm not repeating a previous entry...

 

In what issue of the Fantastic Four did Ben Grimm (as the Thing) first yell "It's Clobberin' Time!" as he was attacking a foe?

 

-He may have mentioned clobberin' someone in a dialogue or thought balloon earlier, but I'm talking about the phrase used as a bona fide battle cry.

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Unca Ben

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FF #17

 

I looked, and couldn't find it.

I saw a panel where the Thing is thinking about clobbering some equipment, but not the phrase "It's Clobberin' Time". Correct me if I missed it.

 

If we included that one, there are earlier references of the Thing using the word "clobber" in a thought or word balloon; FF # 15, and I think #14 as well.

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MR SigS

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FF #22?

 

By my reckoning ^^

 

What Golden Age Quality Comics hero, in his civilian identity, may have appeared as a background cameo (does not affect the story) in a Spidey title?

 

Hint1- The "Cameo" was on the splash page.

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