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Superheroes #1 (1967) · The Collector

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Dell
Superheroes (1967)
#1

Dell#1

Superheroes

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Superheroes #1

Publisher: Dell
Cover date: January 1967
Cover price: $0.12
Pages: 36

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Stories

4 titled

1Computers
2The Origin of the Fab Four
3

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Grand Comics Database issue 20698

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Following an accident caused by the evil Dr. Luuki, four teens find they can transfer their minds into the bodies of four superhero androids named the Fab Four: El, Polymer Polly, Hy, and Crispy. The heroes battle Dr. Luuki's robot, Enndo-Man.

The Nuclear Power Pirate

4A Monster With a Heart

Credits

Penciller: Bill Ely
Inker: Sal Trapani
Letterer: Jon D'Agostino
Cover: Sal Trapani
Cover letters: Ben Oda

Characters

Crispy ]
Dan's father
Dr. Luuki
Enndo-Man
Hy
Kona, Monarch of Monster Isle
Nukla
Polymer Polly
The Fab Four
Toka the Jungle King

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