In this issue:
The Man in the Beehive
7 pages :: Jack Kirby/Dick Ayers
reprinted in Fantasy Masterpieces 8, Where Monsters Dwell 34
Sazzik, the Sorcerer
6 pages :: Jack Kirby/Dick Ayers
reprinted in Dead of Night 9
Sazzik, the Sorcerer
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| Scans from the collection of John Kaminski |
(OK, it's been reprinted. But can you find a copy of Dead of Night #9?)
............. Philip Parodayco :: 17 February 2004
- Also see:
Dear Editor,
This story had an interesting parallel to Ant-Man. The Man in The Anthill and The Man in The Beehive?
Take care,
Bob T.
............. Bob T. :: 24 May 2003
Could this story be the inspiration behind the character of the Wasp? Exausting the names in the animal kingdom, Marvel had to make a female the Wasp. I remember Henry Pym was Giant Man and his gal was the Wasp…talk about opposites attracting!
............. Robert 60's Marvel Fan :: 10 September 2004
It might have influenced the creation of the Wasp. Too bad they didn't have the nerve to go with the logical name for a woman with bee powers. B-Girl.
But there might be a reason for that, given the meaning of B-Girl in that era…
............. A. Leedom :: 24 January 2005
The fans are singing! Join the choir, oh Jubilant One.
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