Buck Rogers (1979 Whitman) comic books 1970-1983
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Issue #2
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Whitman edition. Painted cover by Mel Crawford. Stories and art by Paul S. Newman, Frank Bolle, Al McWilliams, and Jose Delbo. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. In Part 1 of the movie adaptation, astronaut Buck Rogers is lost in space in the year 1987. Revived from suspended animation 500 years later, he finds Earth at war with the Draconian forces from outer space. Quickly learning the lay of the land in the future, he tries to use his 20th-century skills at warfare. But he is falsely accused of treason and banished to the wasteland, which is populated by atomic mutants. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #3
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Whitman edition. Stories and art by Paul S. Newman and Al McWilliams. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. In Part 2 of the movie adaptation, Buck joins forces with Earth Defense Directorate Col. Wilma Deering and his new robot pal Twiki. Guided by supercomputer Dr. Theopolis, Buck tries to join the fight against the Draconian empire. But first he must aid Wilma and Twiki in a futuristic dogfight against space pirates! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #4
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Whitman edition. Stories and art by Paul S. Newman and Al McWilliams. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Buck and the Earth Defense Directorate prepare for the final battle against Princess Ardala, Killer Kane and the Draconian forces. The fate of the 25th-century Earth hangs in the balance. The final chapter of the movie adaptation; the following issues featured original Buck Rogers stories, 1970s-style. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #5
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Whitman edition. Stories and art by Paul S. Newman and Al McWilliams. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Buck, Wilma Deering, and Doctor Huer try to find Arzone-12, a rare element that will prevent a disaster. But the only known supply is on the planet Saturn. And their interstellar enemies might get there first. The Missing Element. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #6
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Whitman edition. Stories and art by Paul S. Newman and Al McWilliams. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Wilma learns that her brother, who was banished to Anarchia for a crime he didn't commit, is still alive. She determines to enter the radioactive ruins on a search and rescue mission. Unable to stop her, Buck is forced to join the dangerous mission. The Hostage. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #7
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Whitman edition. # on cover 90128-004. Stories and art by Michael Teitelbaum and Al McWilliams. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Princess Ardala's father learns that she and Killer Kane have pulled a fast one. Buck and Wilma are in the position of responding to a call for help from their longtime enemies. The Trial. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #8
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Whitman edition. # on cover 90128-010. Stories and art by Michael Teitelbaum and Al McWilliams. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Killer Kane launches an armada against the Earth and Wilma Deering's defensive forces. Luckily, Buck Rogers is back, and he's brought the whole Garan army with him. The Battle Over Planet Earth. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #9
Whitman edition. Painted cover by Chuck Liese. # on cover 90128-012. Stories and art by J. M. DeMatteis and Al McWilliams. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Buck and Wilma head to the Moon after an attack from outer space. But who or what is "S'ashi?" Note: issue #10 was never published. S'ashi. 32 pages, Full Color.
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Issue #11
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Whitman edition. # on cover 90128-102. Stories and art by J. M. DeMatteis and Al McWilliams. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. The battle against radioactive mutants to save the subterranean Russian city of CORE is over. But now a new menace comes from space. Governor Mitos is willing to sacrifice his own ships to subjugate Earth. From Ersta... With Hate. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.50.
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Issue #12
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Whitman edition. # on cover 90128-107. Stories and art by B. S. Watson and Mike Roy. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. The Earth Defense Directorate gets word of planned sabotage at an inter-planetary Olympic competition. Buck goes undercover as an Olympic competitor to watch for enemy action. But when Buck and robot Twiki get too close to the plot, they're captured by a mysterious enemy. Olympiad 2492. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.50.
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Issue #13
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Whitman edition. # on cover 90128-110. Stories and art by B. S. Watson and Mike Roy. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Buck discovers a paradise-like civilization - but are they really as perfect as they seem? On the one-year anniversary of his revival in the future, Buck contemplates his 500-year existence. The Lights in the Sky; In My Life. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.50.
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Issue #14
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Whitman edition. Cover by Dan Spiegle. # on cover 90128-202. Stories and art by B. S. Watson and Mike Roy. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Draconian space-battleships target cargo transports\s to Earth with a fiery weapon. When the Draconians try to sabotage the agra-domes to cause a famine, Buck and Wilma strike back. Flames of the Dragon. 32 pages, Full Color. First 60c cover-priced issue. Cover price $0.60.
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Issue #15
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Whitman edition. Cover by Mike Roy. # on cover 90128-203. Stories and art by B. S. Watson and Mike Roy. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Killer Kane infiltrates the Earth complex as part of a plot to assassinate Buck. Buck and Wilma must board a starship and deactivate an ancient bomb before it reaches Earth. That Which Seems to Be; 10 Levels of Death! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.60.
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Issue #16
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Whitman edition. Cover by Rudy Nebres. # on cover 90128-205. Stories and art by B. S. Watson and Mike Roy. The classic space hero is updated for a 1970s audience, inspired by the movie and TV series starring Gil Gerard. Buck is captured by interstellar slavers. Taken prisoner aboard a slaver ship, he tries to rally the other captives to join him in planning an escape. Multi-alien cover by Rudy Nebres is worth the price of admission alone. The Sellers of Souls. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.60.
