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Martin L. Greim
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Collection of all-new stories featuring the best characters and creators from various fanzines. Initial index info taken from "History of Black Superheroes" article at www.answers.com site. Print run: 10,000 copies.
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Full page illustration on inside front cover.
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Full page illustration of The Defender.
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Eleventh and last appearance to date; previous appearance in Star-Studded Comics (Texas Trio, 1963 series) #16 (November 1969). Story is divided into two parts at the front and back of the book. Inks by Dan Adkins?
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Full page illustration of The Eclipse.
Fandom's Finest Comics #2 published January 1998 Notes:
Fourth appearance; previous appearances in Alter Ego (Alter Ego Enterprises, 1961 series) #5 (Winter 1962-1963) and #8 (Winter 1965) (see Fandom's Finest Comics (Hamster Press, 1997 series) #[1] and Alter Ego: The Best of the Legendary Comics Fanzine (Hamster Press, 1997 series) #[nn] for reprints, respectively) and Comic Crusader (Martin L. Greim, 1968 series) #12 (1972). Next appearance in Heroes vs. Hitler (Hamster Press, 2000 series) #1 (Summer 2000) (see The Eye Collection (Hamster Press, 2002 series) (June 2002) for reprint).
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Full page illustration of Goodguy.
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Character very much in the style of the Golden Age Captain Marvel. Previously appeared in Comic Book (Alan Hanley, 1966 series) #5 (1971) (see Fandom's Finest Comics (Hamster Press, 1997 series) #[1] for reprint).
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Full page illustration of Xal-Kor.
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Eighth appearance; previous appearance in Star-Studded Comics (Texas Trio, 1963 series) #15 (May 1969); next appearance in Xal-Kor the Human Cat (New Media Publishing, 1980 series) #1 (August 1980).
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Full page illustration of The Shade.
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Fourth appearance; previous appearances in Paragon Illustrated (AC, 1969 Series) #3 (Spring 1971) and #4 (Spring 1972) and Paragon Super Heroes (AC, 1973 series) #1 (1973); next appearance in Americomics (AC, 1983 series) #1 (April 1983).
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Full page illustration of The Black Terror.
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Next appearance in Americomics (AC, 1983 series) #2 (June 1983). The Black Terror first appeared in Exciting Comics (Pines, 1940 series) #v3#3 (9) (May 1941). See Wikipedia listing for more information on the various revivals of the character over the years (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Terror).
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Full page illustration of White Raven.
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Full page illustration of The Eye.
The Eye Collection #[nn] published June 2002 Notes:
Fifth appearance; previous appearance in Capt. Biljo Presents (Biljo White, 1968 series) #2 (1969) (see Fandom's Finest Comics (Hamster Press, 1997 series) #[1] (1997) for reprint); next appearance in Fandom's Finest Comics (Hamster Press, 1997 series) #2 (1998).
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Thunderbunny was first introduced in a text story by Martin Greim in "Mass Fan Newsletter" published in 1976. The story in this issue is Thunderbunny's first graphical depiction. He appears next in Charlton Bullseye (Charlton, 1981 series) #6 (March 1982).
Fandom's Finest Comics #2 published January 1998
The Ditko Collection #2 published August 1986
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Entire story told in pictures, without words.
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Full page illustration of Space Guardian.
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Space Guardian debuted in Intrigue (Richard Buckler, 1966 series) #[1] (see Labors of Love -- Expanded Edition (Hamster Press, 2000 series) #[nn] for reprint of splash page). A later appearance was in Paragon Illustrated (AC, 1969 series) #4 (1972) (see Fandom's Finest Comics (Hamster Press, 1997 series) #[1] for reprint of splash page).
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Full page illustration of Dr. Weird.
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Previous appearance in Star-Studded (Texas Trio, 1963 series) #18 (Summer 1972); next appearance in Megaton Explosion: Who's Who in Megaton Comics? (Megaton Comics, 1987 series) #1 (June 1987).
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Full page illustration of The Defender.
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Full page back cover illustration.
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