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\|		Back in January of last year, in a post about Monsters on the Prowl #16, we discussed Marvel Comics' late-'60s -to-early-'70s attempts to break into the "mystery" (i.e., Comics Code-approved horror) anthology market that seemed to be doing so well at the time for their primary rival, DC Comics. As we covered in that piece,...	10.1 parsecs away Travel