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    Adventure Comics #413

    Adventure Comics » Adventure Comics #413 - The Walking Bombs! released by DC Comics on December 1971.

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    “The Walking Bombs.” Starring Supergirl, Robert Meekly, Geoff Anderson and Johnny Drew.

    1. "The Walking Bombs!" (Supergirl)
    2. "Earth's Impossible Day" (Hawkman/Hawkgirl - Reprinted from The Brave and the Bold #44)
    3. "Zatanna the Magician" -- (Zatanna & Justice League of America)
    4. "The Robot Ghost" (Robotman/Robert Crane - Reprinted fromDetective Comics #178)
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    Adventure Comics #413 - The Walking Bombs! by blueecho on November 22, 2017

    This issue is a bit of a mixed bag in terms of quality. The best story is the first, where Supergirl must deal with a supervillain who is a bit more complex than what one would expect in the bronze age. The second story is the worst of the four, as Hawkman and Hawkgirl have to perform impossible feats. While the story makes them work, the logic behind them are very far-fetched. The fourth story is Zatanna's first appearance since her original story of finding her father, and it pushes her o...

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