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"Music To Scream By" |
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Editor-in-Chief: |
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Cover Artists: |
Jack Kirby, Dick Ayers |
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Writers: |
Stan Lee, H.E. Huntley |
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Pencilers: |
Don Heck |
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Inkers: |
Don Heck |
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| Letterers: |
John Duffy, Sam Rosen |
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| Cover Date: |
September 1963 |
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| Release Date: |
June 1963 |
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| Story Arc: |
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| Pages: |
13 |
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| Cover Price: |
$0.12 |
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| Times Read: |
252 |
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137 |
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FULL ORDER
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80: Avengers
#1 (v1)
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81: Tales of Suspe...
#45
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83: Strange Tales
#113 (v1)
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84: Fantastic Four
#19 (v1)
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| ISSUE BLURB |
Jazz trumpeter Trago learns from an Indian snake tamer that through his instrument he can hypnotize reptiles and even humans! Trago returns to New York with a plan to hypnotize the entire city and rob all the unprotected banks. It is up to Ant-man and the Wasp to stop this treacherous trumpeter.
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There is no review of this issue. |
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| COMMENTS |
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thomassp74 Says: |
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2011-11-23 08:25:55 |
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Ant-Man's getting a little better since adding Wasp. I like her, even if she does fall in love with someone every issue. |
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thomassp74 Says: |
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2011-11-23 08:38:54 |
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I actually felt bad about Korr myself. Snake too though in a Wiley Coyote kind of way. |
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thomassp74 Says: |
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2011-11-23 11:06:27 |
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Took 80 issues for a black person, any black person (other than natives) to appear in the Marvel Universe. And of course he's a jazz musician. haha |
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Webslinger Says: |
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2012-04-18 23:29:11 |
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Also, this is the fist time a femail is gorgeous, as is the Wasp, specially on page 8. Also, it took just a few months to her haur get long! |
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Dark_Knight93 Says: |
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2012-07-06 14:50:56 |
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@thomassp74 Several black pedestrian can be seen throughout the Amazing Spider-Man issues. I too felt bad about Korr, and it's a little surprising to see him die since comics were still aimed at children at the time.
Oh and I agree, Jane is the best looking female in the Marvel universe currently, too bad she is this horribly offensive 60s stereotype of a woman. |
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Ice Says: |
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2012-07-23 23:05:54 |
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It's interesting that, at this point, Wasp is the more useful in an actual fight of the two main characters.
Trago has essentially the same abilities as Daniel Craigg, from an earlier Ant-Man story. |
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jfpj1991 Says: |
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2012-08-16 16:06:23 |
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I like how the Indians look white and all of them must dabble in the occult. Way to stereotype. |
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specialque Says: |
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2012-09-17 10:19:58 |
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I really like how Ant-Man is now giving some of the ants names. It goes a long way towards showing how closely connected he is getting with them. Also, a criticism about Ant-Man is that he doesn't have much of a personality, but honestly, for someone who had the love of his life murdered, and who spends the vast majority of his time either alone in a lab or surrounded by insects, this is actually very consistent for his character. Wasp is changing that, of course, but it still makes sense to me. As for this story, the villain was "eh," but I liked the stuff with Korr. Funny how a criminal becoming yet another faceless jazz musician is seen as a "happy" ending. |
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sputnix Says: |
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2012-09-28 00:34:18 |
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I loved this issue the sexism, racism, and zanyness come together wonderfully, not to mention the funny jive speech. |
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Phantasmagoria Says: |
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I actually really enjoyed this one. It has a soft, gentle tone about it that makes it distinctive even though it's premise is very similar to an earlier Ant-Man story from the 1960s. I didn't even mind the little bits of casual racism and sexism that creeped into the story from the culture at the time it was drawn, written, and published. My favorite details are that Trago isn't overly evil(as so many villains were in the 1960s), and that Henry has started to give the ants names. I was actually very touched by how he felt for Korr, and really liked the ending lines of the story. |
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metsguy Says: |
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2012-12-26 22:57:21 |
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Poor Korr. Is Hank's naming the ants indicative of his losing his grip on reality? Nah, it's just an early 60s Marvel comic. Don Heck can freaking draw. |
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edgar987 Says: |
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2012-12-28 21:12:03 |
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One star in memory of Korr. And two stars for the Don Heck artwork. |
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Dopey Says: |
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2013-02-14 02:36:43 |
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On the first page of this issue, I read "Featuring: Trago! The man with the magic trumpet!" Then I cried. The worst part is that it's still - after 81 issues - only 1963. When is it that this nonsense ends?
"These macabre plots! Th-they're PIERCING MY BRAIN, stealing my senses away! STAN LEE... He'll enslave THE WORLD with this rubbish and there's NO WAY TO STOP HIM!"
"They're creating horrible images inside my brain! I -- I can't STAND IT! Jesus... Help! Help me before I go SCREAMING MAD!"
This is the first page, paraphrased.
The story actually has some bright points inside of it that changed my final outlook on this issue. Namely Jan and Heck. Jan's character development is going in the right direction, she seems a lot like a hipster gal that I'd love to have on my arm for any social gathering, and Don Heck makes her look great.
The moral of the last few comics seems to be: give a criminal a second chance and pay the price of never ending terror. America hasn't changed in 50 years.
One star for one Heck of a cool snake. One star for Korr, the flying ant. The one that dies heroically for an ill-prepared Henry Pym that we were told carries reducing gas with him at all times but actually doesn't and to whom Ant-Man gives the honourable eulogy of "poor Korr, there's nothing we can do for him." The a-hole even uses the death of Korr as an excuse to dip out of a club early because he hates jazz music. Typical.
Sorry, but this is another of my personal vendettas with a Marvel character. I've never felt that Henry loves his ants as much as he should.
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TaoTaomona Says: |
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2013-02-15 08:26:13 |
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KOOOORRRRR!!!!! |
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Spider-Borg Says: |
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2013-02-24 20:15:07 |
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Someone played magical notes from a mouth harp and it made me give this issue one star. Those darn magical notes that no one has heard before. |
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rebelmswar Says: |
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2013-02-26 19:12:16 |
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Korr, why!?! Why did you have to be so brave?!?!
:'(
Could The Wasp possibly stick her chest out more?
Where does she secret that pin when she is not charging with it like a demented, red, large breasted knight?
Don Heck is very, very cool with his art, making the moon scowl evilly after the foreboding text is so neat and unnecessary - the man goes the extra mile.
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CrangTheCimmerian Says: |
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2013-05-10 03:47:27 |
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I was so "interested" in this story than i didn't notice that Korr was killed. |
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