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John Byrne
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 •• Interesting choice of title there -- "The Time Clock". As opposed to what?
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Steve Adelson
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As opposed to "The clock that can figure out the correct ordering of 2000 and 2200"
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Wilson Mui
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JB, how did you get the Batman issue from Dick Sprang?
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Bill Mimbu
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Metal Men #1 (April-May 1963) and Metal Men #3 (Aug-Sept 1963) 
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Brad Brickley
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Could be the time punch clock for work. As for the order of the clock it could be that the years are random like on a roulette wheel, so the danger for a hero is random!
As for my oldest comic, I have a battered copy of Amazing Spider-Man Annual #1. It's a great comic. It's such a fun issue, lots of fun stuff in it. Lots of great art. It's also so beat up I don't feel bad treating like a regular magazine.
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Cory Vandernet
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Captain America 16 (July 1942) & Captain America (Nov 1942) Captain America & Evil Nazis .. gotta love 'em 
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Paul Gibney
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Off the top of my head, it might be these two. I'm just guessing and don't want to look through all my GA books. Both from 1939  
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Clint Ludwick
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I guess these..like 7 years before I was born. 
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Petter Myhr Ness
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Superman # 342 from 1979. Not very old, I grant you.
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Cory Vandernet
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Interesting thing about that Captain America 46 cover that a lot of people miss, is Cap has chopped off the head of the evil Nazi with his shield. The distance between the head and the shoulders is a bit of a giveaway.
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Joe Hollon
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"As for the order of the clock it could be that the years are random like on a roulette wheel, so the danger for a hero is random!"
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I think Brad just won a No-Prize!
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Robert Bradley
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August, 1965 & September, 1965.
Probably part of the reason why I love the Swordsman.
Edited by Robert Bradley on 27 February 2010 at 1:34pm
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