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* ''[[The Beano]] 3D summer annual 2011'' was as the name suggests a 3D Beano annual with a number of 3D comic strips. |
* ''[[The Beano]] 3D summer annual 2011'' was as the name suggests a 3D Beano annual with a number of 3D comic strips. |
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* The 3D Man was a retcon 1950s [[Marvel Comics]] superhero who was created in the 1970s in ''Marvel Premiere''. The 3D Man was a combination of a man and his missing brother, who transformed using a pair of glasses and had a red and green costume. He had three times the abilities of a normal man. In modern times, an [[Affirmative Action Legacy]] character is 3D Man. |
* The 3D Man was a retcon 1950s [[Marvel Comics]] superhero who was created in the 1970s in ''Marvel Premiere''. The 3D Man was a combination of a man and his missing brother, who transformed using a pair of glasses and had a red and green costume. He had three times the abilities of a normal man. In modern times, an [[Affirmative Action Legacy]] character is 3D Man. |
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* ''[[Mad Magazine]]'': In the Fifties this fad was (naturally) mocked in a segment by Harvey Kurtzman and Wally Wood where the [[Fourth Wall]] was utterly demolished that the characters ended up falling out of the comic, leaving the last page of the story completely blank. |
* ''[[Mad Magazine]]'': In the Fifties this fad was (naturally) mocked in a segment by Harvey Kurtzman and Wally Wood where the [[Fourth Wall]] was utterly demolished that the characters ended up falling out of the comic, leaving the last page of the story completely blank. |
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