1984 / Warren Publishing

TOMORROWS WORLD OF ILLUSTRATED ADULT FANTASY!

JUNE 1978

A WARREN MAGAZINETM

EXPLOSIVE

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URN. IN 1984?emember the good otd-days,'when.yoir

;

'

.;;,;

actually looked forward\tp sneaking. a.way_. . rfc

to read the comics?- ,

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Remember how-it fett'AbV (Jtyp. ioto;, ttie\ .,";.'.

surrealistic World of Buck Rog^rS; Flasfx ; >!';';!'"

Gordon and The Shadow? Ah, the/fiioMa^trtie/''.- '..

adventure. It was a for m-'.e-f'.near.- seVii31#;->.;':>". ""

testacy.; a reverie, innoce^aflduntain*e(t%;,'

;

the. problems pj everyday life, tt was a

cerebral junk food high, before the hjmts.'

- cerebral, junk food and high became .'cliches

pf modern usage. ' ;».'-.v

:v But then -something happened. To the

., comic's. And to us. Suddenly, Flash Gordon; -.

#okje of relevance. And the omnipotent ..

.. Shadow, withered under the ^poblems of

.nflrrnal men. Our children grew up overnight '

; pushmghat'd tabe givejvatfult realities in the»

'

playgrounds of- their nursery':schflol ;wprld..'

'•

;.

Antf the jComics virtually drsappeared,. .-* -.,

rendered extract by relevant four-rcctor „

. :tneiodrimas.that had arisen, apd laid waste to

their once-»onderous lands:.:

. : V^e',r§m9'rabef.th*bSe days/ Ail .too we|i. And v.Ve;^urn,ipr6ucl( Rogers; the Shadow and'

;

ttie^r cohorts, But theirs is a time long-since

gone; And there is no way to recapture What

once-was; - * &We grew, too. At least most of us did. And

maybe we became „a little too old for our

childhood heroes." Gurgoals changed. W.e

became aware c-1 different needs. And

through it all, the .worftf Seemed to change*

even faster- -'*;

Yet despite everything; we, never lost our

urge to escape. More than Bver'we needed"

those iosf, adventurous worlds. Bpt there"'

simply seemed fewer and fewer 61 them

around. .

':

We, at 1984, aretrying'foTecapture some

of the fun of old. We've taken a dash of

adventure, a smtdgean.oj excitement from the

golden years ofpur youth; and mixed it with a .

healthy dose bt reJevanV irreverence of the

day. Weve tried to recapture the spirit of a.fc^

time that didn't take itself as* seriously, an-**^

mix it with healthy adiitt speculation of

tomorrow. ' -'-"- 'l

We've' bundied'it all- in .art by the finest

craftsmen^rpupd.And tied it neatly with the

'

Wartefl.labe'1.- .•

We think- the mix is an intelligent, and

satjsftmg blend. -One-that puts the fun back

; Jntoi*fhe funnies.^OSSt"

MAGAZINE*

PublisherJAMES WARREN

EditorW.B. DuBAY

ProductionJAMES IMES

KIM McQUAITEBILL MOHALLEY

CirculationMIKE SCHNEIDER

CoverRICHARD CORBEN

AuthorsRICHARD CORBEN

NICOLA CUT!BILL DuBAY

JIM STENSTRUMWALLY WOOD

Illustrators

ALFREDO ALCALALUIS BERMEJO

RICHARD CORBENESTEBAN MAROTO

RUDY NEBRESALEX NINOJOSE ORTIZ

JIM STENSTRUMJOE VAULTZ

WALLY WOOD

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ISSUE NUMBER ONEJUNE 1978

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LAST OF THE GREAT JOY JUICEThe Chinese started it. They zapped us with sterilization bombs.And American men wailed as their masculine attributes witheredaway. But we showed them commie rats. We got them in the end!

SAGA OF HONEYDEW MELONSThe professor had a wonderful machine. It looked exactly like aman. But the sex-starved miners didn't need another man. So theprofessor made an adjustment. And it drove the miners insane!

ONCE UPON CLARISSA Poor Clarissa.So clumsy. First there was the accident with the runaway trains.Then the mishap with the drunken surgeon's blade. Soon, therewasn't much anyone could do . . . but stick Clarissa in little jars!

QUICK CUT A thousand-thousand years had passedsince mankind had bathed itself in the numbing fire-rains. Therewas no radiation. No ill-effects. Society was still split intotwo irascibly distinct groups. The Halves. And the Half-nots!

THE SAGA OF XATZ AND XOTZThey came. From infinite corners of the universe. And landed a-midst the rubble of a freshly dead world. Why, they wonder-ed, was this fertile land destroyed? Then they found the answer!

BUGS So there we were. Cruising the backroads of thestars. In Earth's first intergalactic probe. Then we saw them.Three unidentified craft. All with their hatches opened to greetus. And rows of glistening metal teeth waiting eagerly within!

MUTANT WORLD Dimento was hungry. But then,so was every other survivor of the world-wide industrial holo-caust. And there simply was no remaining food. None, that is . .

.

save for that scrumptious-looking girl, strolling down the lane!

FASTER THAN LIGHT It was all very sci-entific, really. Professor Elias Newton Zong had simply per-fected the art of faster-than-light travel. How, you may wellask? He merely built a better, though more compact wheel!

ANGEL She was just a baby when they dropped the bombs.But she was safe. Protected from the savage outside world bythe holy men In the monastery. As they raised her, they taughther everything. Things you wouldn't expect holy men to know!

MOMMA CAN YOU HEAR ME? hisname was Cole Steel. Half of him was man. The other half, mach-ine. Once, years ago, he had been dully normal. That was beforethe night the Altarian slime beast had half of him for dinner! /

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LOOK ALIVE, yaWAPA'PRIEP-UP

JIZZUM.

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US.A.WASPR/fffTHAN A U6EP-UP

NYMPH!

. A WEEK. AFTER THECOUNTRY'S SPERM COUNTPI PPEP BELOW ZERO/THERE WAS A CRY HEARPNATIONWIPE..J EVERYBAZ0N6 IN THE COUNTRY ,

WITHEReP ANPproppep'.

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WHO PEVISEP THENUKES, FIGURING THEY

MISHT NOT BE POTENTENOUGH, APPEP AN EXTRA

SQUIRT OF HIS

STERILIZATION SAUCE TO ,

EVERY WARHEAP.'

'A MONTH AFTERr™EYHIT,EVERY«ANIN AMERICA AWOKETO FINP WHAT WASLEFT OF HIS LOWEREXTREMITIES ASSHRIVELS? AS APEHVDRA7EP

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I'LL BE PAWNER' JOHNNY.' THEN YOUUEP T'ME 'BOUT WIN'

MOLESTEPBYAMAPWOMAN WITH

A MEAT AXE!

AN mAVBE.-JUSr/IMYSe \IVE WONT HAVE A'WORLP WHATU.

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DESTROY IT6ELF ASAIN OVERPETTV DIFFERENCES!

THERE THEY WERE. THE PKC06 OF THE UNIVERSE.LOOKROUPY. CLAMORINS FOR PHYSICAL PLEASURES THATWERE ALL BUT NONEXISTENT IN THE HARSH BUT. RICHASTEROIP BELT. THEY WERE MINERS TO TUB LAST MAN.LUREP TOGETHER BV THEIR MUTUAL LUST FOR... WERLTH!

HERE AT THE MCUUM PUMP, THESOLE NI6HTSPDTANPWATERING HOLE, THEY SOUGHTREFUSE FROM THEIR

PREARY, PRUPGERY-FILLEP LIVES.

IT WA6 HERE THAT THE LEGENP OF HONEYPEH MELONSWAS BIRTHEP...THAT TERRIBLE NISHT SOME TEN YEARSPAST. THEY STILL SPEAK IN WHISPERS OF THE HORRORSSEEN THEH.OF HONEY. AHX> EO0IE. ANPMAXWELL

THE PAMNEP.

rmizzAi'huzzmI

WHERE ARE PASOILS!

HURRYITUPS6' FORE BI6EPPIEJSETS HERE.^

WE WANT PA"*BROODIES'

LET'6 SEE SOMEJWLCHRITUPITY!

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MAXWELL 8YPERBECK WAS THE MOST PESPISEP TRAPERIN THE SPACEWAYS.THEN. A PROVIPER OF THE FORBIPPEN.APROCURER OF THE ILLEGAL ANP THE IMMORAI HE WAS,

NONETHELESS, A MAN OF PRINCIPLE.

Author NICOLA CUTI/lllustrator ESTEBAN MAKOTO

POOR WOMBLE!*N HEART BLEEPSFOR THE SUV! BUTTO INSURE I PONTBLEEP TOO MUCH...

IT? BEST PUTA FEW MILLION /WLES^

._ TWIXT WE ANP THAT?^m MOB!

SO THERE HE M«?5.MAX. THE SOLEPROPRIETOR OFTHE VACUUM PUMP!\N ABSENTIA! AND...WITHOUT THE PROPERFLOOR SHOW TOPLACATE THE HOT-TEMPEREP MINERS, HEWASPESTINEPTOFOR-EV6R rea/W-absent

jehixIT WAS THEN

THATUNKINPFATE,

SKINNINGDOWN ONmm likeA HSBNRMAPEATHMASK,

SENT HIMHIS

UNPOINS...IN THE

SUISE OFA TWISTEPUTTLE

SCIENTIST!

EPPIE WASOVERPOWEREPFOR THE FIRSTTIME IN HISOVERBEARINGLIFE. AT THATPRECISE MOMENTEVERV MINERPRESENT FELLKNEE-PEEP IN

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LOVE WITHHOtieVPEW

THE UNTOUCHaSLBiSHE WAS FIR«LVENPERCHEPONAPEPESTAL OF

LOVS.'

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WORP SPREADSFAST OF THE

WONPROUS RIPETO THE STARSOFFEREP ayEUA5 zong,

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COMFORTABLE CABINSWITH A BATH.

BARNEY, HELPMYOLD ARMY BUPDYto an execume^CABIN, WILL YOU?/

AND THEN COME UPTO THSBRIDGe, SAMMY.YOU'LL (SET A FRONT ROWVWEW OF THE LMNCHINO!

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WHAT'S THE .

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, S*W CRAWL?

/my right teesMECHANICAL TOO!^ANp WAIT'LLYOU SEE MVSAUSAGE!

MY FATHER WASKILLEP ONE NIGHTWHEN HE GOT PRUNKANP PECIPEP TOTAKE A SUN BATH

IN AN ATOMICFURNACE. THEYSAIP HE WAS SORAPIOACTIVE THEVUSEPHISCHAREEPBOPY TO POWER ABRICK-MAKING

FACTORY FOR TENYEARS.

BECAUSE MY MOTHERWAS POOR.SHE SOLP

ME TO THEkagoolians as a

slave.

I KNOW THIS ,IS A BAD TIME TO^TELLYOU.COLE... \BUT YOU'READOPTED.^Otifl

,REAL MOTHER'S j

NAME IS

MAISY!

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GOING TO BUVATICKET TO

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THANKS FOR^THE

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WITH A HOLEBURNEP THROUGH

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CARE OF THEM!

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IN THE CASINO,BOSSMAN!

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145 E. 32nd St., N.Y., N.Y. 10016In Canada and outside the U.S.A., please add S3.00 to all rates.

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