Set Description:
The swordsman and women: "Swing, Swing, Swing from the tangles of, my heart is crushed by a former love. Can you help me find a way to carry on again." ~ All American Rejects
Howard, Morbius!
Hacha Cha No Ducking out of this collection without Howard, never saw the movie I was too young, but I do remember others that saw it and heard talk of it.
We grew up when people took risks in the 80's! When a "smart mouth" was the norm yet drove parents crazy. In their infancy these beginnings were much the same, much to the dismay, we read and collected like nobody's business!
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That Duck was too hot to handle in the 80's, a flash in the pan or not, he had a following that took to the theaters laughing and saying, "Oh my God what did I just watch!"
This is the wisecrack that a duck can scratch your back, and it was done back in the 1970's, as in fashion, all for fun. Considered a laugh for what it was and a carried-on tradition throughout the decades even as a "GROO" could tell you, if maybe even more so here. It is quacky and quacking like those times past were the irreverent get shown in "FEAR!"
To show that even those outer boundaries are not safe from an apocalypses and fate. Reading for the first time it might depend on what can grab you, and if too much spoiler it might ruin the will to live and let live. Give it a go by the humor of its absurdity realizing it is just that "a comic", and it's for reading and enjoying faithfully. Howard could tell you it doesn't mean a thing or not as much as everything up to this point, but pivotal are the decisions the keep us silly while displaying fervent contentment.
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| Slot: |
Fear 19 |
| Item: |
Fear 19 Universal |
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CGC |
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2095239002
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Owner Comments
1st Howard the Duck. If you knew the time's, you'd know he's a wise cracking filthy animal! With a Spider-man appearance and this the 1st crude appearance of the 80's film of a Duck who doesn't give a ...... flip him a fish! Thankful for this issue, at the right time and right place, found at Titan comics. Similarly priced to a TOD #10 that came back 3.5 that has sold, and yet these Ducks are keepers in any condition. Got to Hope for better tomorrows for Howard, as he is the one-of-a-kind feathered waddler that made it to this universe and is a representative. He will get the girl, and we're all better for it. In the following issues of "Fear" there are other rumor speculative issues, like some Morbius, and yet, the Howard is as tried and true as they come! Indeed, we need those Duck Jokes that were more at no one's expense, now that is comedy!
 The swordsman and women: "Swing, Swing, Swing from the tangles of, my heart is crushed by a former love. Can you help me find a way to carry on again." ~ All American Rejects
Complete with a back cover picture of the purchased ticket to the video game movie, "Ready Player One!" Not only does it mention Howard the Duck as a character in short order, but it is also a gaming movie such as the 1980's Captain N: The Game Master! It plays a role in media, like this issue of Fear #19 where it shows a video game Rastan like character thusly named Korrek! Some of those playable characters that went on to spurn the likes of South Park or Family Guy, in all media!
Grader Notes:
light spine stress lines to cover;
light staining to cover;
light wear all corners of cover;
moderate bends to cover.
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