Download free comics Vampirella - Harris Comics After a period in limbo after the demise of Warren Publishing, Harris Comics bought the Vampirella title and launched her back into the spotlight. Their first foray was a "continuation" of the Warren magazine format with issue #113, which had limited success. As such, it is one of the most sought after and rare Vampirella comics. This section focuses on the comics, trade paperbacks and magazines which are listed below in chronological order of publishing *. Click on each title to get more information about individual issues and scans of their covers. * May I recommend Mike Grace's excellent Vampirella-Revealed web site if you want to read the story of Vampirella in a sequential timeline.
Biochimies hypothétiques Les biochimies hypothétiques sont des suppositions sur les types de biochimies que pourrait revêtir une vie extraterrestre exotique selon des formes différant radicalement de celles connues sur Terre[1]. Elles comprennent les biochimies employant des éléments autres que le carbone pour construire les structures moléculaires primaires et/ou se produisant dans des solvants autres que l'eau. Les évocations de vie extraterrestre fondées sur ces biochimies « alternatives » sont communes dans la science-fiction. Chiralité ; molécules de base[modifier | modifier le code] Mais les deux biochimies ne seraient pas compatibles, car les molécules de chiralité différente ne sont pas utilisables dans le système inverse. Il serait aussi envisageable qu'une biochimie soit bâtie avec des types comparables de macromolécules (protéines, lipides, glucides) mais formés avec des éléments différents. Autres atomes que le carbone[modifier | modifier le code] Biochimie du silicium[modifier | modifier le code] A.
The New Dell Comics Club Welcome To The NewDell Comics Club! Around the middle of 1950, Dell Publishing Company introduced their Dell Comics Club as a means of attracting new and continuing subscribers to their series of comic books. To become a member of the club all you had to do was buy a one-year subscription to any of their comic book titles. Then, in addition to the comic books, you would receive an official membership certificate in the Dell Comics Club along with a group portrait of the principal Dell Comics characters: However, conspicuously absent from the group portrait (and from the membership certificate as well) were all of the Disney characters (Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, Goofy, etc.) The Dell Comics Club continued to exist for about the next nine years (until around the Spring of 1959). But the spirit of the Dell Comics Club lives on! In addition, we present our version of the Dell group portrait - the way it should have been done in the first place:*
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