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THE FURTHER ADVENTttt /RP/AWA JORFS I FART FROM THE POO/WFP A/RCRAFTOF FP/TH porrf /rto A STORM PR/i/SV AFTFR/YOOR ARP 0EGAR TFRR/RG A/vP SwA y/A/G TOWARP THF MOl/HTA/R BEI OW. GC/RF/RF ' \ S0ME90C7Y 9 9HOOTING at ço/weeopy Avwße r SHOULP HAVe 97AYËP , IN THE Pl.AN£ / - mim* / I L ///, ,. DENNY 6ENE DAY £ MEL CANDIDO £ O'NEIL RICHARD HOWELL DANNY BULANADI WRITER PENCIL ERS INKERS THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF INDIANA JONESVol. 1, No. 3, March, 1983 Issue. F lishei. Michael Hobson, Vice-President, Publishing. Milton Schifiman, Vice-President, Prodi 10016. Published monthly. TO: LucastilmUd. (LFL) 1982. All rights rested. The averts! scription rate $7.20 tor 12 issues. Canada and Foreign, $9.20 Printed in the U.S.A. No similar with those of any living or dead person or insrtitutton is intended, and any su^sirniiahty which BOB JANICE LOUISE JIM SHAREN CHlANO JONES SHOOTER COLORIST LETTERER EDITOR ED. IN CHIEF shed by MARVEL COMICS GROUP. James E. Galton. President. Stan Lee, Pud-n. OFFICE OF PUBLICATION: 387 PARK AVENUE SOUTH. NEW YORK. N Y.
#Af/G O/V/ LET'S JUST • ^ SCRAMBLE UP THIS "ROPE-LAPPER"AS i FAST AS WE ^ SUPPEN STOP AT THE ENP. .. f THE FALL HAVE HURT V us.- LUCK IS WITHtH us—fcrcnce/Y THCCE>OKOLS ) CAN HARDLY SEE US THROUGH THE MIST, ANP MOST CFTW0R BULLETS i ARE/WSFIRING / DAMP.' IOT UNPER-STANP-
Pi/CCAPP.' WHY BRING >OU THIS FELLOW TOOUR CELLT KNOW YOU NOT OUR ENTERPRISE k requires secpac yr ^ AM, WELL, WHAT'S PONE 19 PONE . COME YOU OUT OF THE BLOWING ANP WETTING ANP /HAKE . YOU WARM 0V THE FIRE. . ^ r T'M ; INPIANA k/JONES. ^ /RP/ARA r STRANGE name - -RRAV/SR name • He you MAR OR PCAC6\ MAYCWANCE YOU BE V PSP /RO/AR T . YOUR...AH--GPARPSOR SAIP YOU'PE MIXING AN ELIXIR! ROr THEN SIT, PRITHEE, SIT.' r gPANPSON. (NPEEt?, T ASP A PIMMER OFF - > SPRING NONE MAV HOPE FOR. BUT MAY BE 'TlS HIS yoUTH . HE’S barely SEEN HIS TWO HUN- ; L PREPTH YEAR. YOU USE THIS SPECIAL WATER TO CONCOCT THE . STUFFS somet/mesN VOU THINK WHICH 4 TOi£AV£? CENTURY. y COME AHEAP. ^ —'*L_r‘" NOT 4UiVi WZs - THEWRE AFRAlP IT WILL POLLPOWN THE MOUNTAIN ANP CAUSE A IANP . ^ 9LIPE-- y SOON'S T--ANP POTENS the Rain \ of innocent abates SOLDIERS will WE'LLSETlBE BURfEP-IT OFF I I’M AFRAlP I THE ROCK /CAN'T PERMIT WILL /C THAT... . roll - -J — - tz YOURS IS NOT a PERMISSION TO G/VE 's --ANPBURY THEIR CAMR I SEE. r HAVE O'ER TURNEP ONE OF THEIR FUME BELCHING CHARIOTS- - PEG PARPON AS TO THE ELI XIR... NATURE1 AND HEP FA If? TOWERS PROVIDE THE WATER THAT PROVIDES THE LONG LIFE. , T PROVIDE ONLY CERTAIN SK/LlSi WHICH GIVE IT / POTENCV. £ r aye f I SEARCH 1 ALL OVER FOR THE RIGHT KINO OF SPRING, THEN MOVE ON WHEN IT'S USED UR THIS j ONE 1 FOUND ONLV A JWREE MONTHS PAST. ^ NOW'TlS ENPANGEREP BY THE SOcP/£PS~ - r r PON'T LIKE TO ROUGH UP somebody olpep than myself. . BUT You PON'T Give S.AE ANY CRO'Ca.' "--FOR THEY PLAN Tp BLOW YON GREAT POCP POWN ON THE WATER AN THIS CAVE ’ -'AN'STOLEN FULLV HE ME, MEASURE OF THEIR J BLASTl keGgep THUNDER, a PCWPe r ^ELL THEYAf/CR have such fear .for , "TWILL RAPPER.' ACH/ SOMETIME* r FORGET WHICH ?OU/VTpy x AM IN
r r GOT A (MOUTH FULL OF THE ELIXIR WHEN PPOSPEPO KNOCKEPME INTO THE TOR. TASTEP LIKE A COMBINATION . OF NEHI GRAPE ANPSOAP--L- LJGH! PUT r PIPN'T REALuy THINK IT WOULPGIVE /ME PRQSPERO'S EXTRA MUSCLE/ ME USEP A SLOW-BURNING FUSE TO GIVE THE/1 PLENTY OF TIME TO ESCAPE - - PUT iTlOOKS ^ e time's Running PITCHING THAT KEG SHOULP BE A CINCH THOUGH.NOW THAT THi • ELIXIR'S PONE ITS WOR I SHQULP’VE ™ GUESSEP' THIS ROPE WASN'T &aO/t£A', IT'S BEEN CC/r' PROSPEROR )GRANPRON SEEMEP AWFULLY RELUCTANT TO BLOW , SMrTHEReENS; [ HE MUST HAVE THE OLP GUY WASN'T LOOKING, TO Give ME A CHANCE ^0 ESCAPE/SO MUCH FOR SUPER-STRENGTH /
?UNP F* r Suppose this is » TAKING UNNECESSARy CHANCES. . . I COUUP HAVE JUST PULLEPOUT k THE FUSE ANPSKIPPEP ^ THE FIREWORKS. BUT MAYBE 7 REPORT'LL FC PROSPERO IN THINKING HE' ■ ••! I..VUH"U • AT LEAST FOf A WHILE. THE SAME TIME /ARN THE ARMV ‘5 TROUBLE UP I PON'T PARE LEAVE THE P€VIL‘S CRAPLE UNGUARPE PURlNG THE THREE.HOURS IT WOULP TAKE TO HIKE POWN TO THE AR/My CAMP. pPROSPERO ' FOOLEP FOP LONG. HE'LL TRy AGAIN. •• ANP PROBABLY SUCCEEP... UNLESS ■ SOMEONE STOPS HIM.
WHAT ? \ •Юи'РЕ UN PEP T'VE HEARP JUST ABOUT ■ENOUGH—
CA riff-. T YOUR —■ SOFT- HEARTEPNESS, MAY-CHANCE, IS A SYMPTOM OF YOUR YOUTH , GRANPSON-- , --BliT'riSMOST U N FORTUN ATE THAT YOU EXPRESS^? IT BY FREEING THAT VILLAINOUS TRICKSTER FROM YONPEP ROCK. SIX MONTHS WE \ MUST NEEPS HAVE TO ) plSTltL ENOUGH ELIXIR TO LAST TILL WE FINP } ANOTHER SOURCE J OF THE WATER-- y - - ANP SIX MONTHS ' THE TOPPLIN60F THE ROCK WILL v GIVE US. J ' THEVLL THINK IT A NATURAL PISASTER ANP . LEAVE US IN \ PEACE. HE SAVEP\ MY LIFE, | GRANP-FATHER. 1 MAQ / TO free/ ANP AT YOUR^ 1ENPER AGE, r MIGHT HAVE PONE MUCH THE SAME/ BUT EVEN THOUGH YOU SAVEP THE MAN. .. THE ROCK STILL MUST CRUMBLE. ’TIS A P/TY THA-r THE ELIXIR STRENGTH LA6TS BUT A SHORT . WHl LE- - A T- -vELSE WE SHOULP BE AT YON SUMMIT ANP OUR WORK ^ ERE NOW. MY APTUTANT REMINPEP ME WE AREN'T OFFICIALLY A1 WAR. . . CAN'T TREAT PiRTY TRAITORS LIKE YOU THE WAY YOU SHOULP BE a TREATEP- I’LL HAVE TO SETTLE FOR THROWING YOU INTO LEVEN-. WORTH FOR THIRTY YEARS.
--ANP t'M GONNA LOVE V8Y THE WV, WHAT VOUt* EVERy MINUTE OF TRAITOROUS NAME? EV?ReNCEUSTiN'.^Ovi,, THE WINPS OF WAR WILL ISOON SWEEP THE WORLP. INC.,. THAT IS... SMtTK. JOHN SMITH. * SOUNP6 FAMILIAR. PRO0ABLV SEEN IT ON . A WANTEO ^poster. *£WP€HCe.' r CAUGHT you WITH THAT PYNAMiTE REP-HANPEP/ THE SLOOP OF YOUTH WILL SE SPILLEP INTO THE EARTHANP WHOLE NATIONS WILL RE WRACKEP WITH HORRIBLE VIOLENCE-- ^ NO POINT IN *1 TELLING HIM AGAIN * THAT AN ELIZABETHAN MAPMAN IS GOING TO SGUASH THIS CAMP UNPER A BIG POCK. -1 T'M NOT SURE r A BELIEVE IT MVSELF. ON THE OTHER hanp, r’M not Sure t PON'T. SO T'VE GOT TO get ocrr s_^-v OF HERE. J
THERE I WAS, BOYS,TRAPPEP IN THIS HOUSE OF LOW PLEASURES BY FOUR BLOODTHIRSTY SAILORS... ... ANP HAVING A GUN HAS ITS ADVANTAGES, «v TOO/ WONDER HOW TIGHT SECURITY IS AROUNP HERE* NICE OF THE 4 COLONEL TO 3 LEAVE MY GEAR 1 so close by. 4 /MY BELT PtP < THE JOB THAT4 time , but a ) BULL WHIP HAS < A LONGER S'* •; REACH,-. V'fl / BULLDOG SEEMS * TO BE ADDING HIS OWN HOTAIRTOTHEWINDS _ OF WAR * ■'IF HIS STORY HOLDS-THE STOCKADE GUARDS' RAPT ATTENTION FOR ANOTHER TWO MINUTES, I JUST /WIGHT MANA6E . TO SNEAK.OUT OF HERE. HE'LL BE A WHILE. HE'S GOT A 6UNCHA NEW REE-CRUITS. . TELLIN ' THE STORY 'BOUT THE SAILORS AND THE LADY WITH v THE Ll/MB JELLO. .. THE COLONEL’S JEEP'S READY FOR FIELD /MANEUVERS. ^ -/MAKING IT UP AS T GO ALONG/ HERE I AM AGAIN, DOING WHAT I SEEM DO BEST--
HYAR COME THE ARMY FELLOW. f WE TELl •EM WE PlPNT KETCH 'A CRIMMY-NALS , YET, BUT WE V GONNA-- YEW BOYS GO THAT A‘ WAY ANP WE’LL ^ GO THIS*N. CRIMMY- NAL ///AISGLF! AS LONG AS SOMEONE LEFT/ THESE FIELP C GLASSES IN 4 THE JEER, r J MAY AS WELL J USE THEM . T FOCUS J EXACTLY WHAT ^ ■^1 WAG AFRAlp OF. PROS PE BO'S LIT THE FUSE ANP HE ANP H IS GRANP-SON ARE HIGHTAILING (TPOWN THE MOUNTAIN' ^
THE ROAP'S GOTTEN TOO STEEP FOR EVEN rWtG VEHICLE ANP TO NEVER REACH < hi/v\ in Ti/we on y FOOT. WISH T'V PAlP/VlORE ATTENTION. I. THINK THE , SHELL GOES IN HERE... ... ANP THIS SHOOTS IT- - / AIDING PEVICE. WHAT'S LEFT OF IT IS SLICING POWN THE RAR SlPE OF » THE MOUNTAIN / RIGHT ON TARGET. THERE GOES THE PEVIL'S CRAPLE...
HuM: sod N ulk dead you get? What's MARK GRUENWALD, STEVEN ( SMITH, MICHAEL CARLIN, MARIÉ SEVERIN, BILL SIENKI .GROM, HOWARD CHAYKIN an other holiday gift-glvers. EW MUTANTS #1 — It's hare at I . They're young, THE MIGHTY MARVEL CHECKLIST MARVEL TWO-IN-ONE #97 — The ' TEAM AMERICA #1 SPIDER-WOMAN #■ KIN(j CON AN#15 DAREDEVIL #192 AMAZING SPIDER-I CAPTAIN AMERICA MICRONAUTS #5 MOON KNIGHT #: INCREDIBLE HUL MARVELTALES #1 SPIDER-MAN*12b CLARIFICATIONS Michelinie here. Jim. Look, I know you’ve got a tough job riding herd oh the most creative bunch of loonies in the funnybook business, and I understand how the ol' gray matter can start to tray a bit at the edges. But what's all this about wanting me to guest-write a segment ol “Ball-peen Bulletins"? I mean, come onl What're you running, a comic book company or a hardware store?!? Since when did Thor become a majority stockholder? And hey, what's next? Roto-tiller reviews? The Amazing Spider-Wrench? Texas Chainsaw Comics And Sto-eh? What's that? You say, "Bullpen Bulletins"? Oh. Well, that's dif- HE AINT HEAVY— HE'S MY SMITH-CORONA (Ahem)'Hi. This is David Michelinie, scripter ot Marvel's space-spanning saga, and I'd like to thank my buddy. Jim "Straight' Shooter, for allowing me this opportunity to hammer out a few equJ t?me*and to really hit the nail on the head about a few of the more cogent concerns that are rattling around in what I honestly believe to be my brain. First topic: the place of the writer in comics today. Quite simply, I'm fed-up with being treated like a second-class citizen in this biz. Just go to any major comics convention and look around — how many times do you see fans asking writers to do a paragraph for them? How many times do you see a script bringing top dollar at an auction? How many times do you see a nubile young comics groupie blowing into a writer's ear? You'd think that us hard-working type jockeys would get our fair share of adulation, but ""it all goes to those furshlugginer pretty-boy artistl And why? What did they do to deserve the Heaven's Gift superstar treatment? Nothing! Oh, sure, some of them went to art school, and most had to learn anatomy and perspective and brush control and composition and dumb stuff like that. But look what we overlooked and overtaxed scribes have had to learn: words! And even beyond that, we're supposed to make sense with theml Sheeshl I guess what I'm really trying to say is that it’s easy to be an artist, espe- BULLPEN BULLETINS typewriter... uh... broke. We do apologize and hope that you'll be back for Bullpen Bulletins i deceitful use of words (see? I told you they were important!) is both reprehensible and an insult to our loyal readers. Only a microscopic mind would think to use such —J I say we should keep this kind of Marvel comicsl Hear, hearl DELIBERATE DAVE’S SOAPBOX tionsthris month,e|’h?ven’t beeninv?ted?oany Italian Book Fairs, I haven't gotten married lately and I'm reasonably sure tnat I don’t have any children. So, I guess I'll just have to fill up the rest of this page with news about my upcoming projects. The most exciting project (well, /find it exciting) is the pair of mini-serles I’m working on for publication in 1983. The first is a quartet of Wonder tMan solo adventures, in which Simon Wil-newly-formed Cordco, Inc. — an experimental subsidiary of. Stark International that explores or certified public accountant has gone before. This one’s already plotted, and is currently waiting for JUbilant John Romita, Jr. to take time from pencilling; that spider-person to lend Hulk onsry
yOU'RE ALIVE.. PRITHEE^E Gc/ve, ERE I CLOUT THEE. LOWLY SON OF THE CAVE'S SURlEP. \ THE SPRING 'S GONE. THE RAMAGp IS PONE . WE'VE NO CAUSE FOP FUTHEP QUARREL . WESHOULP / ee f&/e/vps. ^ COME.. MY GPANPSON AWAITS. HE HATH A PATHWAY OFF THESE WRETCHEP PEAKS.MAKE #AST£. INCMANA. I HAVE LIVEP FOR OVER FOUR CENTURIES ANPHAV KEPT THIS YOUNG POLT ALIVE F( ^TWO. SOMEHOW, r THINK WE WHAT WILL YOU POT WILL YOU BE ABLE TO FINE ANOTHER SOURCE OF THE ELIXIR IN v S*. TIME ? y OKAY. YOU'VE GOT YOURSELF > A PEAL . BUT WHAT ABOUT YOU? WU PIPN'T HAVE THE SIX MONTHS YOU SAIP YOU NEEP TO Pi STILL > THE ELIXIR/ »STONEHENGE/
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