Had to spend time in town dealing with bills, so picked up dinner at the hospital for $6 a plate:
Beef Tips over rice with peas & carrots and green beans.
RIP Walter Koenig, author of DC Comics Star Trek #19, October 1985. "Chekov's choice". Chekov incites the crew of the Enterprise to mutiny while the ship is out of control and on a collision course for an asteroid. Stardate 6714.3
Actor/writer Walter Koenig has passed away at 90.
He was best known as Chekov on Star Trek; an officer who rose from Starfleet ensign to Commander.
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Weekly Action Comics Read! Action Comics Weekly issue 618, with a Nightwing & Arsenal cover by Jon Bogdanove & Murphy Anderson & continuing the Green Lantern, Blackhawk, Wild Dog & Superman stories, concluding the Nightwing story and starting a new Deadman story #ActionComics
The mysterious woman called the Black Orchid gives a criminal an ultimatum; stop robbing ships and turn himself in, or else she'll bring him in -- and it won't be pleasant.
He accepts her challenge and dares her to bring him to the police.
Also, Captain Fear is captured and forced into slavery.
Marvel house ad, 1977.
I had a handful of the Series 1 cups, but 15-18 of this Series 2. The prize of the series, however, were the glasses. In that line (5 maybe?) I had Spidey, the FF, and Cap & Falc.
How about a 3-part crossover? Marvel was not as fond of these in the Bronze Age, as they were the 2-parters, but it happened.
• Jack Kirby & Joe Sinnott covered Fantastic Four Annual 11 (1976).
• Kirby & Sinnott covered MTiO Annual 1 (1976).
• Kirby, Giacoia, & Romita covered MTiO 20 (1976).