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Volume 29, Number 10

Vol. 29, No. 10
October 2018
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Volume 29, Number 9

Vol. 29, No. 9
September 2018
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Volume 29, Number 8

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August 2018
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Volume 29, Number 7

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July 2018
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Volume 29, Number 6

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June 2018
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Volume 29, Number 5

Vol. 29, No. 5
May 2018
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Volume 29, Number 4

Vol. 29, No. 4
April 2018
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Volume 29, Number 3

Vol. 29, No. 3
March 2018
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Volume 29, Number 2

Vol. 29, No. 2
February 2018
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Volume 29, Number 1

Vol. 29, No. 1
January 2018
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Volume 28, Number 12

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December 2017
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Volume 28, Number 11

Vol. 28, No. 11
November 2017
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Volume 28, Number 10

Vol. 28, No. 10
October 2017
whole number 334
2017 pages 073-080

A look at some of the things Robin Snyder picked up in his time working for DC editorial in the early 1980s, some stuff he worked on and some earlier unfinished work from others.

The cover is an intro page intended for Ghosts #112, the final issue of the long-running series, featuring Squire Shade, the host for the last run of the book, written by Snyder and drawn by Howard Bender and Larry Mahlstedt. 

An uninked Green Lantern page by Don Heck and Snyder (with the hint that there are other unpublished GL stories by Giffen and Ditko).
 
From E. Nelson Bridwell is a layout for the first page of a Snow White parody, possibly intended for Plop.

A script for the first page of Savage World #3, an unrealized 1970s project from Robert Kanigher and Joe Kubert, this issue featuring dinosaurs (attn Stephen Bissette).

A layout for the final page from "Letter From A Corpse", a western story by Sheldon Mayer, which I believe was an "Ace Coffin" story, a prototype from the development stage of what became Bat Lash.