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    Tales to Astonish #37

    Tales to Astonish » Tales to Astonish #37 - Trapped By The Protector released by Marvel on November 1962.

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    Trapped By The Protector last edited by Vlad3008 on 11/27/22 04:16AM View full history

    Ant-Man meets a new foe in the Protector! But will this jewelry thief succumb to Pym's insect army?

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    • Trapped By The Protector - Ant-Man learns of a jeweler who is being extorted by The Protector who tell Ant-Man that The Protector is extorting all the jewelers. Ant-Man then has ants stationed at all the jewelers to alert him if The Protector appears. Eventually, The Protector appears.
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    Another Bad Ant-Man Story 0

    Issue 37 of Tales to Astonish features another really bad Ant-Man story.This time he takes on 'The Protector' a guy in a mechanical suit (why?) who uses a 'disintegrator' gun to shakedown jewelry stores (and only jewelry stores for some reason) for protection money.Hank Pym basically goes to all the trouble of setting up a jewelry store business to await the time when the Protector will hopefully come to him - which of course happens - yet the Protector still gets away.Of course, Ant-Man eventua...

    2 out of 3 found this review helpful.

    Trapped by the Protector! 0

    Okay folks, this is the big one. Get ready for it, because our favourite ant-sized superhero is back this month with a battle against none other than, The Protector? Yeah, lame. The basic premise here is that a guy goes around bullying people into buying protection against, well, himself. So instead of just telling it straight, as a kind of mob story or something, Lieber insists on having another whodunnit where the reveal is another one of those “okay… great?” moments. Not only does it make for...

    0 out of 1 found this review helpful.
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