Cool World (1992) comic books 1991-1993
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Issue #1
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Welcome to COOL WORLD, where men are men...and everybody else is a 'doodle.' Cool World is a world of animated beings and bizarre cartoon lands where anything is possible and everything happens, sooner or later! It's also a summer of 1992 live action and animated film from Paramount Pictures, directed by veteran animator Ralph Bakshi, and starring Kim Basinger, Gabriel Byrne and Brad Pitt. But before seeing the film, you can have an exclusive look at this unique world in DC's COOL WORLD miniseries, a prequel to the film. Frank Harris is the only flesh-and-blood human being on Cool World, living the life of a criminal mastermind. What could possess a hard case like Harris to team up with an animated goofball of a doodle like Nails the Spider? It could only be something like the 'ultimate weapon,' an item possessing the power to wipe out doodle lives...or control all of Cool World! Written by Michael Eury, with art by Stephen DeStefano, Chuck Fiala and Bill Wray. Cover by Ralph Bakshi. New Format. Cover price $1.75.
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Issue #2
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The race is on to possess the 'ultimate weapon,' which can give the holder power over all of Cool World! Human Frank Harris and 'doodle' Nails are both betrayed by those they trust, and they decide to take the big dive off Suicide Bridge. Written by Michael Eury, with art by Stephen DeStefano, Chuck Fiala and Bill Wray. New Format. Cover price $1.75.
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Issue #3
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Frank Harris, the human, and Nails, the doodle spider, form an unusual and uneasy alliance as they seek to retrieve the deadly 'ultimate weapon' before it falls into the wrong hands - those of the beautiful but dangerous Holli Would. Written by Michael Eury, with art by Stephen DeStefano, Chuck Fiala and Bill Wray. New Format. Cover price $1.75.
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Issue #4
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The life of Nails the Spider hangs in the balance as human Frank Harris competes to save it - on a bizarre television game show. Meanwhile, the doodle mob's battle for possession of the 'ultimate weapon' reaches its exciting conclusion as DC's special prequel miniseries ends, establishing Paramount's film Cool World, directed by Ralph Bakshi. Written by Michael Eury, with art by Stephen DeStefano, Chuck Fiala and Bill Wray. New Format. (Also see Cool World Adaptation (1992) #1.) Cover price $1.75.
