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Exciting Comics #31
"The Alternate, Chapter 1: Crossover" (Jeff Winstead, Daniel Gete, Dean Kotz), "Atomic Blonde" (Dan Johnson, Dan Gorman), "Fatman Meets the Fat Fury: Two Tons of Fury" (John Holland, Larry Guidry). 56-page 100th Legacy issue! "The Alternate, Chapter 1: Crossover" (Jeff Winstead, Daniel Gete, Dean Kotz): Mettle is the world's first and only super-being. His powers have made him a celebrity, a movie star, an idoloccasionally a hero, so long as it doesn't conflict with a Tonight Show appearance. Flung into an alternate universe in the aftermath of an alien invasion, Mettle now finds himself stranded on an Earth littered with superhumans, including a stronger, smarter, and more heroic version of himself...Metalman! "Atomic Blonde" (Dan Johnson, Dan Gorman): At the height of WWII, the Nazis have acquired an atomic weapon, and they have London in their sights. Only the Atomic Blonde can stop the mad scheme that could shift the war in favor of the Axis, but will saving England be her final heroic act? "Fatman Meets the Fat Fury: Two Tons of Fury" (John Holland, Larry Guidry): For the first time ever, two Silver Age icons-Fatman the Human Flying Saucer and Herbie Popnecker, the Fat Fury-return for the ultimate teamup! But will they be friends or enemies? Find out in an all-new adventure!
Characters: Fatman, the Human Flying Saucer, Herbert Popnecker
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