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Remember when I said I needed a lower-profile scanner so I could watch TV? Well, we're testing it out here, on the first comic I could grab! From 1981, Weird War Tales #106, featuring "The Dame or the Dinosaur" Created and written by Robert Kanigher, pencils by Joe Staton, inks by Jerry Ordway; "Old Soldiers
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The lead story was another of Kanigher's semi-regular War That Time Forgot stories, wherein three Navy frogmen are distracted from their mission first by one of them following a girl only he can see, then dinosaurs. The frogmen weren't recurring characters, yet you still get the feeling this happened to them all the time. Next, "Old Soldiers
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"Ambushed by the Dead" is a dark two-pager, then "Return Engagement" is a Scottish bit of nonsense with feuding clans, witches, and monsters. Still, not a bad issue!
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