Pep Comics (1940)
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| Pep Comics 150 October 1961 Story: “Demon Dynamos” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Giunta Feature Character: The Jaguar Intro: Mahavo and his tribe (only appearance for all) Villains: Two robotic aliens (first and only appearance for both) Synopsis: The Jaguar is drawn back to the past to save an Indian tribe from robotic invaders. |
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Pep Comics 152 January 1962 Story: “The Creature That Cried” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Giunta Feature Character: The Jaguar Intro: Almor (only appearance) Synopsis: The Jaguar gives battle to a rampaging creature who turns out to be not what she seems. |
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| Pep Comics 153 March 1962 Story: “Prisoner of Planet X” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Bill Finger Artist: John Giunta Letterer: Martin Epp Feature Character: Fly Girl Villain: Borg (first and only appearance) Comment: This is the first solo Fly Girl story. Synopsis: After Fly Girl unwittingly tries to defend an escaped alien convict from his pursuers, she is captured and incarcerated on a prison planet. |
Pep Comics 154 May 1962 Story: “The Sleeping Beauty of Space” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Bill Finger Artist: John Giunta Feature Character: The Fly Intro: Princess Larna, Plexarians (only appearance for all) Villain: Zarn and his men (first and only appearance for all) Synopsis: After finding a “sleeping beauty” adrift in space and reviving her with a kiss, the Fly accompanies her back to her home planet to overthrow its tyrannical ruler. |
Pep Comics 155 June 1962 Story: “The Picture of Terror” (5 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Giunta Feature Character: Fly Girl Intro: The Fly Girl Fan Club (only appearance) Villain: Rubert Tyne and his gang (only appearance for all) Synopsis: Rubert Tyne induces the Fly Girl Fan Club to use cameras of his own making in a contest to take the best photo of Fly Girl, but the fans do not realize they are laying a trap for the heroine. |
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| Pep Comics 156 July 1962 Story: “Fly Girl’s Night Off” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Giunta Feature Character: Fly Girl Villains: Joe and his gang (first and only appearance for all) Synopsis: When a gang of crooks break into her house one night, Kim Brand decides to give Fly Girl a night off and handle things in civilian dress. |
Pep Comics 157 September 1962 Story: “The Monster’s Eye” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Rosenberger Feature Character: The Jaguar GS: Kree-Nal Synopsis: The Jaguar has to summon Kree-Nal to help fight a monster in a hurricane. |
Pep Comics 158 October 1962 Story: “The Face of Fear” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Giunta Feature Character: Fly Girl Villains: Cole and his gang (first and only appearance for all) Synopsis: Fly Girl is marked for death by a criminal who plans to trick her into wearing chlordane-laced makeup. |
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| Pep Comics 159 November 1962 Story: “The Jaguar Meets the Gorilla Genius” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Giunta Feature Character: The Jaguar Intro: George (a gorilla; only appearance) Villains: The Rocket Smuggling Gang (including Buster and Pete; first and only appearance for all) Synopsis: A gang of crooks gets the aid of a genius gorilla to launch a revenge plot against the Jaguar. |
Pep Comics 160 January 1963 Story: “Beast From Space” (6 pages) Editor: John Rosenberger Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Rosenberger Feature Character: The Fly Villain: A monster from space (first appearance; destroyed in this story) Synopsis: The Fly and Fly Girl face an alien monster who seems impervious to all their powers. |
Pep Comics 168 September 1963 Story: “The Return of the White Jaguar” (6 pages) Editor: John Goldwater Writer: Robert Bernstein Artist: John Roseberger Feature Character: The Jaguar Villains: Miguel, Pedro, Juan (first and only appearance for all) Synopsis: When South American bandits steal Ralph Hardy’s Jaguar belt, he must return to the Temple of the Jaguar to gain aid to get it back. |
