Mongoose (comic): Difference between revisions

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Mongoose is an American comic book featuring the Kalos Comics character of the same name. The character first appeared in Tales_Of_Mystery #27, published in May 1939. Mongoose was an immediate success, and was soon featured in his own comic book in the spring of 1940.

Initially, the Mongoose comic book was a quarterly publication. It became a bi-monthly series shortly thereafter, and remained so until the late 1950s, when it became a monthly publication. The series ended in 2011 when Mongoose was killed by Paragon.

Issue #121, February 1959

Introduction of the stone-hearted scientist, Vulcan.

Issue #232, June 1971

Introduction of the immortal Korean mastermind, Master Sin.

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-''Mongoose'' is an American comic book featuring the [http://wiki.kaloscomics.com/ Kalos Comics] character of the [[Mongoose|same name]]. ''Citadel'' chronicles the exploits of [[Citadel]], a U.S. government sanctioned team of [[posthuman|posthumans]] based in Manhattan, New York City.
+''Mongoose'' is an American comic book featuring the [http://wiki.kaloscomics.com/ Kalos Comics] character of the [[Mongoose|same name]]. The character first appeared in ''[[Tales_Of_Mystery]]'' #27, published in May 1939. Mongoose was an immediate success, and was soon featured in his own comic book in the spring of 1940.
-The character first appeared in [[Tales_Of_Mystery]] #27, published in May 1939. Mongoose was an immediate success, and was soon featured in his own comic book in the spring of 1940.
+Initially, the Mongoose comic book was a quarterly publication. It became a bi-monthly series shortly thereafter, and remained so until the late 1950s, when it became a monthly publication. The series ended in 2011 when Mongoose was killed by [[Paragon]].
+==Issue #121, February 1959==
-Initially, the Mongoose comic book was a quarterly publication. It became a bi-monthly series shortly thereafter, and remained so until the late 1950s, when it became a monthly publication. The series ended in 2011 when Mongoose was killed by [[Paragon]].
+Introduction of the stone-hearted scientist, [[Vulcan]].
 ==Issue #232, June 1971==
 Introduction of the immortal Korean mastermind, [[Master Sin]].
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