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"Trapped by the Protector!" |
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Cover Artists: |
Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers |
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Writers: |
Stan Lee, Larry Lieber |
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Pencilers: |
Jack Kirby |
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Inkers: |
Dick Ayers |
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| Cover Date: |
November 1962 |
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| Release Date: |
August 1962 |
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| Pages: |
13 |
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| Cover Price: |
$0.12 |
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| Times Read: |
345 |
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190 |
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FULL ORDER
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21: Incredible Hul...
#4 (v1)
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22: Fantastic Four
#8 (v1)
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24: Strange Tales
#103 (v1)
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25: Fantastic Four
#9 (v1)
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| ISSUE BLURB |
A man calling himself the Protector has been shaking down jewelers for money. Henry Pym is on this masked hustler's trail as the Ant-man!
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| ISSUE NOTES |
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- The story is split into 2 chapters:
- Trapped by the Protecter!
- Face-To-Face with the Protector!
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| ISSUE REVIEW |
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There is no review of this issue. |
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| ISSUE SYNOPSIS |
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There is not synopsis for this issue. |
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| RECOMMENDING READING |
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- There is no recommended reading for this issue.
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| COMMENTS |
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phatfarmer Says: |
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2012-04-12 00:24:17 |
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Antman is a painful read. God I hate my OCD that makes me read every issue. |
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Atrus Says: |
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2012-05-08 15:31:43 |
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Really? I'm actually enjoying the Ant-Man books. It's just so ridiculous how they come up with ways for winning battles like this. This is like the silveriest silver age stuff in here. |
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Dark_Knight93 Says: |
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2012-06-26 16:46:09 |
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@phatfarmer If you think these first few are bad, boy you're in for a surprise later. So far they've all be decent, except the last two stories have had horrible endings. He stole the gems and replaced them with dust? That's just stupid. |
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Psikonetic Says: |
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2012-06-27 20:37:05 |
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So it seems like Ant-Man is going to have a few Scooby Doo "and the villain is actually..." stories. I'm okay with that as there's not much more Ant-Man can do really.
A mundane story with some silliness you come to expect (especially what the Protector does with his "disintegration ray"), nothing much to see here. |
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Ice Says: |
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2012-07-18 21:41:12 |
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Relative to the other Ant-Man stories, I'd say this one is pretty good.
The Scooby-Doo style ending tried my patience and I think I'm starting to grow horrified with the implications of a super-hero having a slave army.
But, it was better than other Ant-Man stories. |
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jfpj1991 Says: |
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2012-08-16 00:25:26 |
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He keeps ants at the police station? |
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bgoepel Says: |
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2012-09-07 07:52:22 |
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After reading the ending and being told that the "disintegration gun" did not really disintegrate, I went back and looked at the earlier frames where it was used. The cases were partially disintegrated. Did the Protector break them apart and steal the pieces as well, all before the smoke cleared? |
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gonzo Says: |
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2012-10-03 22:47:35 |
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The best thing about this issue was the art, but sweet gravy-covered biscuit, was the story dumb. |
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ringsting Says: |
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2012-10-19 18:30:58 |
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For me this is the worst one so far. A vacuum cleaner and a fan..... |
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Phantasmagoria Says: |
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2012-10-22 21:37:54 |
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This is just another another one of Larry Lieber's villain unmasking plots. If you're skipping anything in The Order, skip this one(and the other ones like it). |
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Spider-Borg Says: |
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2012-11-09 20:53:17 |
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What a turd. Ant man is getting more and more ridiculous. How the F is someone that small going to contend with his first boot, let alone a real villain that wants to hurt him? |
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Borealis Says: |
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2012-12-19 13:45:34 |
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Well, finally Ant-Man does some real crimefighting. In some ways, it's really a Scooby-Doo mystery, but at least the guy wasn't a communist this time. Ant-Man did show some quick-thinking, and his detective work was well-done. My son stuck with this story through to the end, although he was as distracted as a four-year old usually is. He still likes Ant-Man, although he isn't his absolute favorite anymore. We'll see how it goes in the future.
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TaoTaomona Says: |
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2013-02-11 19:43:27 |
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If you can create an exo-suit you should look to a career in robotics. |
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Trebek Says: |
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2013-03-10 14:38:32 |
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How does one go about renting a fully stocked jewelry store? |
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skabeaters Says: |
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2013-05-06 12:45:27 |
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I never really liked Ant-Man when I was a kid reading Avengers comics, but I'm really growing an appreciation for him and his ability while reading The List. I've become a bit of an Ant-Man fan, and I'm getting excited for the Ant Man movie Disney-Marvel is working on. |
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