Whether by design or providence, The Dork Review again delivers timely comic book material to the masses...this time in the form of Secret Origins #42 (July 1989).
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Smash Comics #60 (AUG 1945) The eerie looking splash page leaves you with the impression this case will require Midnight to investiga... -
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