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Vintage Pulp - G-Men Detective (Summer1949) (Better Publications) (British Edition)

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Dan Fowler was a long-running series character, 1935 to 1953, in G-Men Detective

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The third issue of Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe finds Dollman - the titular tiny space-cop played by Tim Thomerson in the 1991 cult classic film of the same name - battling Doctor Mordrid and Creepozoids.

The comic is written by Brockton McKinney and Shawn Gabborin and features artwork by Daniel Pascual and Bridgit Connell. Previous installments in the six-issue miniseries involved Demonic Toys and Puppet Master, among others.

Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe #3 has three cover variants by Ben Templesmith, Robert Hack, and Dan Fowler. They’re available now for $3.99 each from Full Moon Comix and will arrive in comic shops on October  1.

The tiny intergalactic supercop goes head-to-toe with the Master of the Unknown himself, the mystical Doctor Mordrid! And if that wasn't enough, Dollman winds up navigating the landscape of a ferocious Creepozoid! Does he ace them both? Naturally! But it's HOW he does it that makes this wild issue rock so hard!

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August 1938 issue

cover art by Emery Clarke

C. K. M. Scanlon (Whitney Ellsworth), “Power" (Dan Fowler)

Col. William T. Cowin, “T-Men Take ’Em"   

Owen Fox Jerome, “Duck Soup”  

Clayton Maxwell, “Public Enemies: John W. Eisiminger"

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on and off set

Photo Source: Pottermore from J.K. Rowling/Twitter

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October 1935 issue

C. K. M. Scanlon (George Fielding Eliot), “Snatch!  (Dan Fowler)

Howard R. Marsh, “Murder in the Ybarra”   

Col. William T. Cowin, “Radio in Crime)   

Clayton Maxwell, “Public Enemies: John Dillinger”  

Westmoreland Gray, “G-Man Jones”    

A. Leslie, “Fanged Death” (Dexter Hollis)

Seattle Mystery Bookshop  

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Fantastic Beast Character Posters! [First set] 

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