(From "Target Comics" number 5, 1940.)
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He gets a little more humanized later when he loses the mask and gets a girlfriend.
…and then he gets married and she makes him throw all his stuff away and becomes disgruntled again. Vicious circle of life!
Yeah, but The Creeping Death is actually 9 year old Wally Cankershank and his Fire Ant farm. Gorvak should be fine, and Wally’s dad is on his way with the Space Police and a can of Raid.
Morals in the 40s: “anything we do in the war is justified, because the other guys are way worse than us. like methodically-commiting-genocide worse.”
Gotta love America.
. . . And then Spacehawk began to cry, realizing that, as the last player in the room, he could have just pulled that lever repeatedly until he won the Triple Jackpot . . .