Gold Key Comics

And there's also been a couple of comic books.

There was a Honey West that Gold Key did a one, you know, one shot.

A one shot.

Yep.

I've seen the picture, because it's on Emrez's page on Memory Alpha, yeah.

For some reason, the Gold Key Comics or whatever you've mentioned there, they draw her like, she kind of looks like an Orion, but with, like, red makeup and bright hair.

She doesn't look feline at all.

Yes.

There's a little adventure in there.

Also, with their recent acquisition of Gold Key Comics, they're bringing in Turok as well.

I was such a Turok fan as a little kid.

I was more Magnus Robot Fighter, but I read Turok also.

[clapping] Well, listen, I wanna thank everybody for being here.

The Tiptons will be back, and, uh, you know, you may have said, "Oh, Gold Key Comics, who cares?" They have an amazing presentation.

You're gonna see things that will blow your mind.

You gotta come back.

Yes

... have a big stack of Gold Key comics 'cause they were the only ones when I was growing up that were really doing anything space.

They had Space Family Robinson, which later became Lost in Space, uh, which was way better than the TV show.

[laughs] Um-

Yeah, Star Trek

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Star, Star Trek comic books, which were also Gold Key, and had photographs on the cover, so that was a big thing.

All right.

That was like in the original days, in the 50s and 60s.

Then it was Golden Key Comics.

Then Now Comics was like his big run.

That's the one that went from the 80s all the way into the 90s.

Anyway, I pinned the link in the program and, uh, if you would like to come on and chat, you're more than welcome to.

Gold Key Comics published four issues of an Invaders comic book based on the series years before Marvel published their own unrelated Invaders superheroes series.

There's a, a team of superheroes much like the X-Men or the Avengers called the Invaders.

Let's see here.