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The rare Scoop Comics #2 features some wild superhero/horror/science fiction content, a spectacular cover, and a villain named Dr. Strange.

Speed Comics #13 is an early Harvey comic that features the debut of Captain Freedom and a bizarre character named The Hand.

A stand-out example of pre-Archie MLJ, Top-Notch Comics #3 features the superheroics of The Wizard, plus stories by Jack Cole and Otto and Jack Binder.

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Published by Jeff Smith in 1983, Thorn: Tales from the Lantern collect's Smith's earliest Thorn strips, containing early incarnations of characters made famous in Bone.

L.B. Cole depicts a scene from the Kansas City Massacre on the cover of All-Famous Police Cases #8, for a story on the career of organized crime's Johnny Lazia.

L.B. Cole creates drama for his cover of Confessions of Love #12 (Star Publications, 1952) based on the interior tale "I Couldn't Say No!"

Blue Bolt returns to the cover while a character inspired by Margaret Bourke-White joins his story, and RAF pilot Guy Gibson is featured elsewhere in the issue.