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Fantastic Voyage #1 (1969) · The Collector

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Western
Fantastic Voyage (1969)
#1

Western#1

Fantastic Voyage

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Fantastic Voyage #1

Publisher: Western
Cover date: August 1969
On sale: May 29, 1969
Cover price: $0.15
Pages: 36

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Stories

4 titled

1The Seed of Power
2The Beagle
3The Rombar Ruby

Sources

Grand Comics Database issue 226256

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False TV transmissions are panicking the country. The C.M.D.F must go inside a TV broadcast transmitter to find the source of the interference. They find a strange electronic being who is distorting the signals for his amusement.

4Chuckle Time

Credits

Writer: Don R. Christensen
Pencillers: Paul Norris, Ray Bailey
Inkers: Mike Royer, Ray Bailey
Covers: Paul Norris, Mike Royer

Characters

Busby Birdwell]
C.M.D.F [Jonathan Kidd
Dr. Guru
Ectron
Erika Lane
Tallerin

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