Black Hole (1980 Whitman) comic books
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Issue #1
$3.20
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Stories and art by Dan Spiegle and Mary Carey. 1979's The Black Hole, the first PG-rated Disney movie, was a sort of Captain Nemo story in space, starring Maximillian Schell, Ernest Borgnine and Anthony Perkins. A space exploration team finds a ship where none should be: at the edge of a Black Hole. The mysterious Dr. Hans Reinhardt commands the lost space exploration ship Cygnus with his army of robots - but what does he want? 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #2
$3.20
$3.20
Stories and art by Dan Spiegle and Mary Carey. 1979's The Black Hole, the first PG-rated Disney movie, was a sort of Captain Nemo story in space, starring Maximillian Schell, Ernest Borgnine and Anthony Perkins. The team discovers what Dr. Reinhardt has done with the original crew of the Cygnus. But by then, it is too late to save the massive ship from being drawn into the Black Hole. 32 pages, Full Color. Photo cover. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #3
$5.70
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Photo cover. Stories and art by Al McWilliams and Michael Teitelbaum. 1979's The Black Hole, the first PG-rated Disney movie, was a sort of Captain Nemo story in space. Taking up where the movie left off, this issue reveals what the survivors of the Cygnus experienced when they reached the other side of the Black Hole. Inside the Black Hole, the survivors find the spaceship Cygnus, which they thought was destroyed. Beyond the Black Hole. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
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Issue #4
$325.00
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90306-009. Painted cover by Chuck Liese. Stories and art by Al McWilliams and Michael Teitelbaum. 1979's The Black Hole, the first PG-rated Disney movie, was a sort of Captain Nemo story in space. Taking up where the movie left off, this reveals what the survivors of the Cygnus experienced when they reached the other side of the Black Hole. At last, the comic reveals the truth about what is on the other side of a Black Hole: dinosaurs. (And to think Neil DeGrasse Tyson called The Black Hole "the least scientifically accurate movie of all time.") The Virlights. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.40.
