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Time Too Fly! Bang-ah-rang! Rufio!

Set Type: Human Fly (1977)
Owner: ADAMANTIUM
Last Modified: 5/30/2022
Views: 169

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Rank:	17
Score:	25
Leading by:	10
Points to Higher Rank:	10

Set Description:

As the movie "Hook" told us, "It's time to Fly and Think Happy Thoughts!" Got to save the world and have Marvel once again be on top? I now have the experience and physically capable attributes of a Fly! A human fly no less. Classic old style comic book slapstick! Complete with pimp cane and the attraction of our buzz-buzz enemies. I can only hope that the lifespan is a bit longer, for this our hero! Friendly neighborhood Fly is on the prowl for justice with a neighborly Spidey in the 1st issue, and the crime wave better watch out. Ha Ha Ha

Quite an alternative to if it were to be in movie form, but this is more to be human and move like a "fly" with the quickness like reflexes! That can't be the only power, but a fly insect can move physically more than a human. We'll see if it is in name only or in the Human Fly's physique arsenal! Marvel taught us how to be a hero!

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Slot:	Human Fly 1
Item:	Human Fly 1 Modern
Grade:	CGC
Cert #:	3825334003

Owner Comments
Ha Ha Ha Staying Alive! The Origin of the Human Fly, and a #1! Spider-man appearance too? How is this not Spidey's dinner? Ha Ha Ha It's the buzz word of the 70's. Bought by me to show in my collection that any era can have some "questionable" antics. There you have it a 9.4 Near Mint copy of the one with the Pimp Cane that can make you, at the very least, feel ill at ease. These Fly powers are so called due to someone at their most broken point crawling back from near death. Promised to never walk again, and now at peak health and condition have him taking on a shark and a tight rope on the cover. Even A Plane? Reminds me of the "Far side" illustration of the frog's tongue stuck to the airplane. Airplane is a classic movie too. Still got to love the interesting childlike anticipation for the next installment. A bit of, "who can it be? I'm walking on air, who can it be-can it be?"

Complete with a back cover picture of, the helicopters that have been handed down through my family and some small enough for a fly trapeze! Thinking of starting a circus? Marvel tackles it with a bit more serious attempt! With the Human Fly repelling down from the helicopter as the hero on the cover. A quick landing?

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