There’s only one surviving episode of Hell’s Highway in the public domain.
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Most of the Dredger stories in the archive were lightly edited and represented in a toned down form. Acts of violence were removed, language was tamed and, most strangely, Dredger was no longer ‘dirty’. He was tough, he was gritty, but he was fair, and didn’t kill anybody unless he absolutely needed to. Even then, [...]
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Death Game 1999 became Spinball, and the Karson City Killers won their final match.
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When Action was withdrawn after the 16th October issue, work was already well underway on the next seven issues of the comic. The 23rd October issue went to press, but was destined to be pulped rather than distributed. The issues that should have followed didn’t even get that far. Much of the prepared material was [...]
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The death of Karson City Warden Kruger from the 23rd October issue.
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What possible problems could Hellman of Hammer Force give a revised Action?
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Kids Rule O.K. was an obvious candidate for censure.
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The ‘lost’ Hook Jaw page on the left looks odd.
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The only clue as to what the November 20th story would have contained.
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This particular cover has been made using any available resources.
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Much thanks to Rufus Dayglo for this one, long believed to be destroyed.
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Intended for the issue that followed the withdrawal of Action.
Apr 22, 2010 | Categories:Missing in Action | Comments Off
