The Senzoe is part of a game trail I have not ridden in like 25 years. I rediscovered it while doing trail maintenance on the Lothar. The trail is named after Reggie "Sen" Hammond a Boxer/White Heeler mix. I have done some work but there is lot more to do. The trail almost makes me miss suspension.
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Captain America
Watch the origin of the Red Skull and then the origin of Cap as it played out in Captain America #100. Then follow Cap as he battles the Red Skull in 1990 California and Italy to save the POTUS.
It's a good story without the glitz and glam of CGI and steroid fueled actors of the 2000s. I feel that while, because of its lower budget of $10 million, it is a better flick than the 9% it gets on Rotten Tomatoes.
It's a good story without the glitz and glam of CGI and steroid fueled actors of the 2000s. I feel that while, because of its lower budget of $10 million, it is a better flick than the 9% it gets on Rotten Tomatoes.
Race for the Moon: First Man on the Moon and The Invasion
Cover: Scoop!... Report from Space
Pencils: Jack Kirby & Joe Simon
Inks: Marvin Stein
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Story: First Man on the Moon (Two Pages)
Pencils: Bob Powell
Inks: Bob Powell
Story:The Invasion (Five Pages)
Pencils: Bob Powell
Inks: Bob Powell
Amazing Mystery Funnies #2: It is the year "X"
Story: It is the year "X" (5 pages)
Featuring: Skyrocket Steele
Script: Bill Everett
Pencils: Bill Everett
Inks: Bill Everett
Featuring: Skyrocket Steele
Script: Bill Everett
Pencils: Bill Everett
Inks: Bill Everett
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Strange Planets #16: The Monster Men of Space
Story: The Monster Men of Space (6 pages)
Publisher: I. W. Publishing/Super Comics 1964
Featuring: Kenton of the Star Patrol
Pencils: Everett Raymond Kinstler
Inks: Everett Raymond Kinstler
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Buck Rogers: Planet Outlaws
In 1953, the 1939 12 part movie serial Buck Rogers was edited into a feature film entitled Planet Outlaws.
Starring:
Buster Crabbe
Constance Moore
Jackie Moran
Anthony Warde
C. Montague Shaw
Jack Mulhall
Constance Moore
Jackie Moran
Anthony Warde
C. Montague Shaw
Jack Mulhall
They are caught in a savage storm and crash. They are ordered to release the experimental Nirvano Gas, which (unbeknownst to them) will put them in suspended animation until they are rescued.
The Nirvano Gas works, but the dirigible is buried in an avalanche and is not found until 500 years have passed. When Buck and Buddy are found, they awaken in the year 2440 to a world ruled by the ruthless dictator, Killer Kane (Anthony Warde), and his army of "super-racketeers".
The Arrow #1: You guys certainly have more nerve than brains...don't you?
Story: You guys certainly have more nerve than brains...don't you? (Six Pages)
Publisher: Centaur Publishing
Date: Oct 1940
Featuring The Arrow
Script: Paul Gustavson
Pencils: Paul Gustavson
Inks: Paul Gustavson
The Boss kidnaps the District Attorney, primarily because he was tough on his boys over the years, and intends on rubbing him out.....until the Arrow steps in.
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