MISTER MIRACLE

February 1972 • Volume 1 • Usa • 149 Collected

MISTER MIRACLE #6

1st Appearance of Funky Flashman and Female Furies (Stompa, Bernadeth, and Lashina) - Double Size

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(DC) Cover for MISTER MIRACLE #6 1st Appearance of Funky Flashman and Female Furies (Stompa, Bernadeth, and Lashina) - Double Size

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Basic Information

Published

February 1972

Comic Age

Bronze

Cover Price

.25

Characters

Creators

Writer

Mark Evanier , Jack Kirby

Penciler

Jack Kirby

Cover Penciler

Jack Kirby

Inker

Michael W. Royer

Letterer

Michael W. Royer , Gaspar Saladino

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Editor

Jack Kirby

Stories

Stories may contain spoilers

* Wait For Godot! With Funky Flashman! * Young Scott Free!

* "Female Furies" (First appearance)
"Bernadeth" (First appearance) (Joins Team)
"Lashina" (First appearance) (Joins Team)
"Mad Harriet" (First appearance) (Joins Team)
"Stompa" (First appearance) (Joins Team)

*1 Mr. Miracle agrees to let bombastic promoter Funky Flashman handle his upcoming tour, but the Female Furies of Apokolips attack him and Big Barda, forcing a change of plans.

*2 Metron stops Scott Free from eating "brain-drain" food at Granny Goodness's behest.

Funky Flashman

First appearance of the Femal Furies (Bernadeth, Lashina, Mad Harriet and Stompa). First appearance of Funky Flashman, Jack Kirby's satiric, and possibly mean-spirited, caricature of his former boss, Stan Lee. The two comics legends were not on the best of terms at the time.