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... Strange Worlds Strange Worlds #1 (Dec ... Heck, Joe Sinnott, Carl Burgos, Bob Powell The second Strange Worlds was a short-lived series from Marvel Comics' 1950s predecessor company, Atlas Comics ... "I Captured the Abominable Snowman", by writer Stan Lee, artist Steve Ditko reprinted Strange Tales Annual #2 (1963) Chamber of Darkness #7 (Oct ...
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... Nothing Ever Happens in Rock City" Artemis 20032 !2003 Pratt, TimTim Pratt "Little Gods" Strange Horizons 20032 !2003 Swanwick, MichaelMichael Swanwick "Dog Said Bow-Wow !The Dog Said ... Children of Magic 20072 !2007 Goss, TheodoraTheodora Goss "Pip and the Fairies" Strange Horizons 20081 !2008 Fowler, Karen JoyKaren Joy Fowler* "Always" Asimov's Science ... Ford "Dreaming Wind !The Dreaming Wind" Coyote Road Trickster Tales !The Coyote Road Trickster Tales 20092 !2009 Johnson, KijKij Johnson "26 Monkeys, Also the ...
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