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Welcome aboard, True Believers! You've stumbled across the 11th big issue of Pure Excitement Comics -- get ready for some bizarre excitement, Golden Age style!
This issue features a couple of stories a little different than those usually featured within these pages. Sure, the first story stars "Shock Gibson," a standard masked hero type, but the other two stories are not so mainstream. The second story stars a character called Al T. Tude in one of the handful of stories where he adopted the identity of the superpowered "Gooperman." The third story features one of the wackiest hard-fighting crimebusters I have ever come across -- Nickie Norton of the Secret Service! Apologies, once again, to those of you offended by so-called "Yellow Peril" stories. The Shock Gibson story is presented in its original form to preserve its historical significance, not as a reflection of current views of Asians or Asian-Americans. Don't worry, the other two stories stick to bashing Nazis! All stories are believed to be in the public domain*.
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* All stories are over 50 years old and believed to be in the public domain. Should a story appear which is not in the public domain and the holder of the copyright is opposed to its inclusion in Pure Excitement Comics, it will be immediately removed from this site upon notification. Pure Excitement Comics is a non-profit operation and does not claim the copyright to any of these stories or characters.