Wally Wood

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Comic Book

Weird Fantasy #13 (1950)

Only Time Will Tell

by Al Feldstein et al.
Weird Fantasy #13 (EC Comics, May/June 1950)

Start by reading Heinlein’s “By His Bootstraps” (1941), and then read this one. You’ll enjoy both and stretch your mind around the first ex nihilo idea that we’ve spotted in comic books. Note that the half blueprint itself does have an origin, and you can trace it’s timeline from that origin to the past and back again. It’s only the concept expressed in the blueprint that has no origin. —Michael Main

—are the same piece!

Sitting at a lab bench and twirling knobs on a panel, a scientist talks about a
brain on the bench in front of him.

Eloi Bronze Medal

Science Fiction
Audience: YA and Up
Definite Time Travel

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Comic Book

Strange Tales #134

The Challenge of . . . the Watcher!

by Stan Lee and Bob Powell
in Strange Tales 134 (Marvel Comics, July 1965)

A giant Watcher looms over a castle and a heated battle between a mass of
medieval people and two members of the F F: the Human Torch and the Thing.

Superhero
Audience: YA and Up
Definite Time Travel

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Comic Book

NoMan

by Wally Wood et al.
in NoMan 1, November 1966

NoMan, a cloaked hero with the power of invisibility, was a member of T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents, a team of superheroes first published in 1965 by Tower Comics. I didn’t read them until 1976, when I bought a black and white reprint comic, Uncanny Tales, when I was in Stirling. I don’t know whether any of the other agents time traveled, but NoMan did in both of the issues of his own comic (in Nov 1966 and Mar 1967).

Trapped in the Past!

Science Fiction
Definite Time Travel

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