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- Martian Manhunter Week, Part 4 - 1987
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- "Where The Action Keeps On Coming!" - 1981
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- DC Comics Presents - 1978
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- All-Star Comics / Blackhawk - 1975
- The Brave and the Bold - 1969
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- The World's Greatest Superheroes - 1979
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- New Things at DC - 1967
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3 comments:
I was really excited by this news back in the day.
If the Swamp Thing movie was a "major motion picture", then what is a minor one? ;-)
I remember this ad in B&W in the back of DC digests of the time. I found it quite creepy.
Chris
i guess straight to video would be called "minor" but they didnt have that back then, so the phrase is pretty meaningless.
my dad took me and sister to see the movie, and i think he as embarassed as the surprise nudity!
although i guess if you have the pneumatic Adrienne Barbeau in your movie, you should expect a little nudity. :)
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