One Marvel series I never got around to reading was The Human Fly. I saw ads in other comics for it, but never remember seeing copies for sale. The concept did intrigue me, though - a superhero based on a real life stunt man! Was the title any good?
Showing posts with label The Human Fly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Human Fly. Show all posts
Saturday, November 3, 2018
The Human Fly and The Fly
One Marvel series I never got around to reading was The Human Fly. I saw ads in other comics for it, but never remember seeing copies for sale. The concept did intrigue me, though - a superhero based on a real life stunt man! Was the title any good?
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Batman and The Human Fly
Going once again to the well of obscurity for today's entry. The Human Fly was a short lived marvel series in the 70's featuring what they called "The first real-life superhero!" In actuality the comic was a tie in to an Evel Knievel-type motorcycle stunt man who wore a costume to match his comic book counterpart. I remember seeing ads for this when I was a kid and thinking that he must be the coolest guy ever. The always excellent Bronze Age magazine, Back Issue, did a feature on the whole story behind The Human Fly, and it was very interesting. If you haven't read it, it's well worth seeking out.
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