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    What The--?! #6

    What The--?! » What The--?! #6 - Smacks Of Vengeance! released by Marvel on January 1, 1990.

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    Smacks Of Vengeance! last edited by mshirley27 on 12/11/19 06:26PM View full history

    "Smacks of Vengeance"

    The Marvel Universe is being invaded by villains from the DC Universe.

    "Origin of the Pulverizer"

    As the title says, this story is the origin of the Pulverizer.

    Note: For those who don't want to ruin their issue by doing the numbers puzzle at the end of the story:

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    The connected bullet holes make up the Batman symbol crossed out.

    "Sore Wants a Haircut"

    The Mighty Sore is in sore need of a haircut. The barber shop he picks, however, has a certain clientele....

    "Adventure into Fear!" starring Man-Thang

    Man-Thang confronts his inferential rival, Swamp Thang. They fight over origin rights and one hot lady.

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    What The--?! #6 - Smacks Of Vengeance! by renchamp on June 15, 2011

    This is a great example of a parody magazine. The first story is an in-your-face anti-DC story that shines brilliantly. What happens when the good guys in the DC Universe start exhibiting horrible character flaws (for the sake of being interesting)? Their bad guys, who don't seem so bad anymore, head to Marvel, where good guys are still good and bad guys can exploit them. The art is fantastic; something I didn't really expect from an over-the-top type of story that this was. The second story was...

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