Buck Rogers (1980 Club Anni Trenta) comic books 1980
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Issue #1
Published 1980 by Club Anni Trenta.This item is not in stock at MyComicShop. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
"Buddy Deering on Mars." Stories by Phil Nowlan. Art and cover by Russell Keaton (credited as Dick Calkins). Reprints of the early comic strip that defined "science fiction" for an entire generation. 20th-century soldier Buck Rogers is revived in the 25th century to have space adventures. Reprints the Buck Rogers Sunday strips from March 30 to June 15, 1930. Reproduced in full color and full size, the Sunday strips (with a different storyline than the daily strip) follow the adventures of Buddy Deering, younger brother of Buck's compadre Wilma Deering. This issue includes the very first Sunday strips. Captured by the Martian military, Buddy takes a massive Martian sandstorm as an opportunity to escape. 12.5-in. x 15.75-in., 20 pages, Full Color
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Issue #3
Published 1980 by Club Anni Trenta."The Flying Robot." Stories by Phil Nowlan. Art and cover by Russell Keaton (credited as Dick Calkins). Reprints of the early comic strip that defined "science fiction" for an entire generation. 20th-century soldier Buck Rogers is revived in the 25th century to have space adventures. Reprints the Buck Rogers Sunday strips from Sept. 14 to Nov. 30, 1930. Reproduced in full color and full size, the Sunday strips (with a different storyline than the daily strip) follow the adventures of Buddy Deering, younger brother of Buck's compadre Wilma Deering. Buddy battles a Saturnian plot, with help from his new robot (actually more like a humanoid drone). 12.5-in. x 15.75-in., 20 pages, Full Color.
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Issue #4
Published 1980 by Club Anni Trenta.This item is not in stock at MyComicShop. If you use the "Add to want list" tab to add this issue to your want list, we will email you when it becomes available.
"Recaptured." Stories by Phil Nowlan. Art and cover by Russell Keaton (credited as Dick Calkins). Reprints of the early comic strip that defined "science fiction" for an entire generation. 20th-century soldier Buck Rogers is revived in the 25th century to have space adventures. Reprints the Buck Rogers Sunday strips from Dec. 7, 1930 to Feb. 22, 1931. Reproduced in full color and full size, the Sunday strips (with a different storyline than the daily strip) follow the adventures of Buddy Deering, younger brother of Buck's compadre Wilma Deering. Buddy encounters a race of Venusian warriors who ride giant hawks through the skies. 12.5-in. x 15.75-in., 20 pages, Full Color.
