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Iguanadon Discovered

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Gideon Mantell; Baron Cuvier

Synopsis: English doctor Gideon Mantell discovers the fossil remains of a dinosaur and names it Iguanadon

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Monsters in the Park

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Richard Owen; Prince Albert

Synopsis: Richard Owen designs huge models of dinosaurs for the Crystal Palace in London in the 1850s.

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The Bone Wars: Part One

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Edward D. Cope; O. C. Marsh; Arthur Lakes; O. W. Lucas

Synopsis: In the 1870s, Professors Cope and Marsh compete to find and identify the most dinosaurs in the Morrison, Colorado, area.

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The Bone Wars: Part Two

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): O. C. Marsh; Edward D. Cope; Arthur Lakes

Synopsis: Professors Marsh and Cope send crews to Como Bluff, Wyoming, to dig in a "dinosaur's graveyard" full of bones. The competing crews sometimes fought over their discoveries, hence the term "Bone Wars."

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Carnegie's Dinosaur

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Andrew Carnegie; King Edward VII

Synopsis: Dinosaur models of Diplodocus in Andrew Carnegie's Pittsburgh Museum impress King Edward VII so much he requests a copy for the London museum.

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Discoveries in the Desert

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Roy Chapman Andrews

Synopsis: In 1922, Roy Chapman Andrews leads the first American expedition to the Gobi Desert, where they find the remains of the first dinosaur to be discovered in Asia. Later they discover the first fossilized dinosaur eggs.

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African Treasuries

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Eberhard Farrs; Dr. Werner Janensch

Synopsis: In 1907, Eberhard Farrs discovers dinosaur bones in a remote part of Tanzania, Africa. Dr. Werner Janensch leads an expedition which makes several spectacular discoveries.

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Hatcher's 'Horned Face'

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): John Bell Hatcher; O. C. Marsh

Synopsis: The life of John Hatcher, who discovered the first Triceratops skull in Montana in 1886.

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The Eccentric Expert

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): William Buckland

Synopsis: The eccentric life of William Buckland, the man who first identified dinosaurs as giant reptiles.

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Dinosaur in the Flesh

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Charles Sternberg; Edward Cope; George Cope

Synopsis: Charles Sternberg and his sons hunt fossils in Montana and Wyoming. In 1908, George Sternberg finds the first fossil remains of a dinosaur's skin.

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Mary Anning

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams

Inker(s): Patrick Williams

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Many Anning

Synopsis: In the early 19th century, Mary Anning, of Dorset, England, becomes the first person to earn a living by selling fossils.

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Barnum's Barge

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams

Inker(s): Patrick Williams

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Barnum Brown

Synopsis: In the early 20th Century, Barnum Brown uses a barge to find and remove fossils from the remote Red Deer River Valley of Alberta, Canada.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 284-285.

Frozen Footprints

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: In 1960, Norwegian scientists travel to Spitzbergen in the Arctic and find fossilized Iguanadon tracks.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 308-309.

Fossil Jaws

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Canon Godin; Baron Cuvier; William Conybeare; General Pichegru

Synopsis: A pair of enormous fossil jaws found in Holland in 1770 become the object of pursuit in a war before finally being identified as the jaws of the marine dinosaur Mosasaurus.

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Extinction! A Totally New Idea

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Georges Cuvier

Synopsis: The life of Georges Cuvier, an 18th Century Frenchman, who first proposed the idea that dinosaurs were all extinct.

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Dino Park, USA

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams[ (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams[ (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Earl Douglass; George "Dad" Goodrich; Andrew Carnegie (cameo); President Woodrow Wilson (cameo)

Synopsis: In the early 20th Century, Earl Douglass and his crew find a huge deposit of dinosaur fossils in Utah. The area would eventually be designated Dinosaur National Monument.

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An American Story

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): William Parker Foulke; Joseph Leidy; Andrew Green; Waterhouse Hawkins; "Boss" Tweed; "Brains" Sweeney

Synopsis: The director of Central Park, Andrew Green has plans for a dinosaur museum in 1871, but is thwarted by the corrupt New York City government of "Boss" Tweed. In 1878 at Princeton, Waterhouse Hawkins displays the first dinosaur model to be correctly reconstructed.

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Dinosaur Jim

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Jim Jensen; Dale Russell

Synopsis: The life of "Dinosaur Jim" Jensen, a fossil hunter in Utah, who found bones of Ultrasaurus in 1979.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 428-429

Mr. Walker's Claw

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Bill Walker

Synopsis: Bill Walker finds a fossil claw in a clay pit in Surrey, England, in 1983, which leads to the discovery of a complete skeleton of Baryonyx.

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Jack's 'Good Mother'

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Jack Horner; Bob Makela

Synopsis: Jack Horner and Bob Makela find the first fossils of baby dinosaurs in a nest at a site in Montana.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 476-477.

'Happy' the Dinosaur

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Edwin Delfs

Synopsis: In the 1950s, a group of students from Yale find the fossil remains of a huge dinosaur just north of Canyon City, Colorado.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 500-501.

Island Monster

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Steve Hutt; Barbara Phillips

Synopsis: In 1992, Steve Hutt finds fossil bones of a huge unnamed dinosaur on the Isle of Wright.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 524-525.

John Ostrom's 'Terrible Claw'

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): John Ostrom

Synopsis: In 1964, John Ostrom leads a team in Montana that finds the first fossils of Deinonychus ("Terrible Claw).

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Colbert's Cannibals

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Edward Cope; Edwin Colbert

Synopsis: In New Mexico in 1947, Edwin Colbert finds fossil evidence that some dinosaurs ate their own young.

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Dawn Thief

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Ricardo Martinez; Paul Sereno

Synopsis: In the Valley of the Moon, Argentina, in 1991, Paul Sereno and students from the University of Chicago find fossils of one of the oldest dinosaurs ever found--Eoraptor Lunensis.

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Dinosaurs Down the Pit

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Louis Follo; David Norman

Synopsis: In 1878, miners working deep underground in Belgium find a huge cache of Iguanadon fossils. Louis Dollo directs the job of recovering the bones and spends 40 years studying them.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 620-621.

Russians in Mongolia

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Ivan Efremov

Synopsis: In 1946, a team of Russians finds a large deposit of dinosaur fossils in the Great Nemegt Basin of Mongolia.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 644-645.

Generous Uncle George

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): George Peabody; Othniel Marsh

Synopsis: Paleontologist Othniel Marsh's rich uncle funds the Peabody Museum of Natural History at Yale.

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A Lifetime's Work

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Edward Drinker Cope; Othniel Marsh

Synopsis: The life of 19th Century fossil hunter Edward Cope.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 692-693.

The One True Species

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): David Baldwin; Edward Cope

Synopsis: Fossils identified as three different species of Coelophysis in the 19th Century are later determined to be individuals of the same species at difference ages.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 716-717.

Giants of Africa

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Robert Broom

Synopsis: Scottish-born Dr. Robert Broom leads the discovery of dinosaur fossils in South Africa.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 740-741.

Bone Cabin Quarry

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Henry Fairfield Osborn; Walter Granger

Synopsis: Exploring north of Como Bluff, Wyoming, Walter Granger finds a cabin made of dinosaur bones. The area was so rich with fossil bones that they were digging them for over ten years.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 764-765.

Trail-Blazers

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): George Dawson; Charles Cope; Joseph Tyrrell; Thomas Weston; Barnum Brown

Synopsis: George Dawson and Joseph Tyrrell make the first discoveries of dinosaur fossils in Canada's Red Deer River valley.

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Dino Rebels

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Bob Bakker

Synopsis: Bob Bakker comes up with the theory that dinosaurs were warm-blooded, not cold-blooded animals.

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The Man Who Named Dinosaurs

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Friedrich Von Huene

Synopsis: The life of Friedrich Von Huene, a German who named more dinosaurs than anyone in the world.

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Mignon Talbot

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Mignon Talbot

Synopsis: The life of Mignon Talbot, an early 20th century female paleontologist who found the last species of dinosaur, so far, in the Connecticut Valley.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 860-861.

Baron Franz

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Baron Franz Nopsca

Synopsis: The life of eccentric and flamboyant Transylvanian Baron Franz Nopsca, who wrote a book on the classification of dinosaurs.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 884-885

The Mystery of the Giant Birds

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Pliny Moody; Edward Hitchcock

Synopsis: Geologist Edward Hitchcock collects fossil footprints in the Connecticut Valley in the early 19th Century, thinking they were the footprints of giant bird. After his death it was discovered that the footprints were made by dinosaurs.

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The 'Terrible Lizards'

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Richard Owen; Baron Georges Cuvier

Synopsis: In 1841, RIchard Owen gives a lecture that first uses the term "dinosaurs." He later becomes the first director of London's Natural History Museum.

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Richard Swann Lull

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams

Inker(s): Patrick Williams

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams

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Genres: biography

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Richard Lull

Synopsis: The life of Richard Lull, who became the director of the Peabody Museum at Yale University in 1922.

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The 'First Dinosaur'

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Paul Sereno; Kathy May

Synopsis: In the foothills of the Andes in Argentina in 1988, Dr. Paul Sereno and assistant Kathy May find the first complete skeleton of the earliest dinosaur--Herrersaurus.

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The Beast of the Badlands

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Penciller(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Inker(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams [as Pat Williams] (signed)

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Kathy Wankel; Pat Leiggi

Synopsis: In the Montana Badlands in 1988, Kathy Wankel discovers what would be the most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton ever found

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A Day in the Life of Oviraptor

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: A story about what the life of an Oviraptor dinosaur might have been like.

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A Day in the Life of Chasmosaurus

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Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: A herd of Chasmosaurus is attacked by an Albertosaurus.

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Prehistoric President

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Patrick Williams

Inker(s): Patrick Williams

Colorist(s): Patrick Williams

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Genres: non-fiction

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Character(s): Thomas Jefferson; William Clark

Synopsis: President Thomas Jefferson's interest in prehistoric life, which included a display of mastodon bones in the White House.

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A Day in the Life of Deinonychus

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: A pack of Deinonychus attack and kill a Tenontosaurus.

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A Day in the Life of T Rex

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: A Tyrannosaurus Rex catches and eats a Troodon, then tries to attack an armored Ankylosaurus, which stands its ground.

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A Day in the Life of Maiasaura

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: How a herd of Maiasuara made a nesting ground and raised its young.

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A Day in the Life of Coelophysis

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: A band of cannibalistic Coelophysis is washed away by a flash flood.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 1,172-1,173.

A Day in the Life of Triceratops

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: A herd of Triceratops defend themselves against an attack by a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

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Notes: Two-page spread with no center gutter. Pages 1,196-1,197.

A Day in the Life of Euoplocephalus

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: Euoplocphalus, largest of the Ankylosaurs, uses its armored tail to fight off and injure a Tyrannosaurus Rex.

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A Day in the Life of Allosaurus

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Writer(s): ?

Penciller(s): Mike Dorey

Inker(s): Mike Dorey

Colorist(s): Mike Dorey

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Genres: nature

Feature(s): History in Pictures

Synopsis: An aging Allosaurus meets its end when it attacks a Stegosaurus.

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