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Brain Boy #5 (1963) · The Collector

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Dell
Brain Boy (1962)
#5

Dell#5

Brain Boy

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Brain Boy #5

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: June 1963
Cover price: $0.12
Pages: 36

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Stories

4 titled

1Evil Door
2The Metal People
3The Strange Mr. Ozymandias

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Grand Comics Database issue 17714

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Brain Boy is called in to investigate heavy troop and aircraft losses in Taxana. Robot armies under the direction of presumed-dead Xochtan dictator Ricorta are poised to take over the world.

4Day of Reckoning

Credits

Writer: Herbert Kastle
Penciller: Frank Springer
Inker: Frank Springer
Cover: Vic Prezio
Cover colors: Vic Prezio

Editorial and production

Editor: D. J. Arneson

Characters

Brain Boy
Chris Ambers
Maria
President Cordez of Xochtan
President of Taxana
Ricorta

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