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Blue Ribbon Comics, #1

Published: November 1983

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Story Featuring The Fly

Credits
Story Notes

Wraparound cover.

The Strange New World of the Fly

Story Featuring The Fly

Storyline

Orphan Tommy Troy stumbles across hoods hassling Mr. Creacher, the superintendant of the orphanage who's been stealing money from the orphanage. Creacher then offers the boy to a strange couple in order to keep him silent. While cleaning their house, Tommy goes into the attic and discovers a magical ring with a fly emblem on it. Putting it on summons Turan, an emmissary of the Fly People. He has been waiting for Tommy and grants him the powers, costume and weapons of the Fly. Tommy -- as the Fly-- then goes back to the orphanage to deliver justice to McCoy and Creacher.

Credits
Story Notes

The Fly (origin) Story is credited in this issue's "Under the Gun" for Joe Simon (writer), Jack Kirby (penciler), Joe Simon (inker).

The Master of Junk-Ri-La

Story Featuring The Fly

Storyline

The Fly meets a man who creates weapons and inventions out of junk in order to pull off his crime capers.

Story Notes

Story is credited in this issue's "Under the Gun" for Joe Simon (writer), Jack Kirby (penciler), Joe Simon (inker)

Tommy Troy Teaches Judo
Credits
Come into My Parlor

Story Featuring The Fly

Storyline

The Fly meets the Spider, also known as Spider Spry.

Credits
Story Notes

Vs. Spider Spry, 1st appearance and introduction. Story is credited in this issue's "Under the Gun" for Joe Simon (writer), Jack Kirby (penciler), Joe Simon (inker)

One of Our Skyscrapers Is Missing

Story Featuring The Fly

Storyline

The Fly investigates when a skyscraper goes missing.

Credits
Story Notes

Script and art credits per Robin Snyder's editorial.

The Fly Discovers His Buzz-Gun

Story Featuring The Fly

Storyline

While getting groceries for the Marches, Tommy and Dolly witness a car chase between the police and some crooks. Tommy changes to the Fly and uses his Buzz Gun to aid the police.

Credits
Story Notes

Story is credited in this issue's "Under the Gun" to Joe Simon (writer), Jack Kirby (penciler), Joe Simon (inker)

Credits
Story Notes

Includes a short introduction, a Blue Ribbon Comics #1-6 Features checklist from the 1939 series, and a small cover reproduction of #4. Dated 6/7/83.