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Member Since August 2009
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Space Family Robinson - Lost in Space #55

Location: Gold Key
Artists: Dan Spiegle (Penciller) ,  Dan Spiegle (Inker)

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Location: Gold Key
Title: Space Family Robinson - Lost in Space #55 *
Artist:  Dan Spiegle (Penciller) ,  Dan Spiegle (Inker)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 6246
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 8/28/2009

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Description
Unpublished Alternate Cover Original Art (Whitman, 1981).
Tim and Tam face "the Menace of the Metal Eaters" in this thriller.
Dan Spiegle drew this pen and ink alternative version of the painted cover (by George Wilson) that appeared on this issue (reprint of # 15).
Whitman was going to take the new work but finally decided to reprint the #15 cover.

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Guenter J Member Since 2004
Posted On 9/4/2009

nice cover!!!
Richard Rae Member Since 2009
Posted On 9/12/2009

Back in the '60's the Australian comic book industry was destroyed because of the mass bumping of American comics here...Marvel was everywhere and locally producd comic books were gone...but while I have bitter sweet memorers of that time I remember picking up the Gold Key comic that had this cover and I loved it...it's not the best cover they ever did but it still is a fantasic drawing...it was reprinted here for over two decades, all the art inside was shown in black and white...just a great comic cover for sure.
Terry Doyle Member Since 2004
Posted On 2/1/2010

Excellent cover!
Timothy Finney Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/31/2017

I'd missed seeing this in your collection until today. When I was very young, having seen the Irwin Allen TV show, I talked my dad into buying one of the earlier comics in this series off the stands and, after I got it home, I remember being mostly disappointed there was no robot. Later, when I was older, I rediscovered the issue in the chest where I kept my comics and, to my delight, found the comic read much better than I remembered. From then, my appreciation of Spiegle's art and his distinctive style has continued to grow.