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COMIC FX BOOK All sound effects in Strange Tales (Marvel 1951) #94 7 results found. Display 20   50   100   200   per page BAAROOM! a spaceship exploding as a cobalt bomb detonates within Strange Tales (1951) #94 Marvel, March 1962 "I Was a Decoy for Pildorr the Plunderer from Outer Space!" Lettered by: unknown Written by: Larry Lieber Pencilled by: Jack Kirby [show tags] baroom, bomb, cobalt bomb, explosion, military, sci-fi, space, spaceship, [hide tags] BRINNGG! a man's phone ringing Strange Tales (1951) #94 Marvel, March 1962 "Help!" Lettered by: unknown Written by: Stan Lee Pencilled by: Steve Ditko [show tags] bring, ring, sci-fi, telephone, [hide tags] BRINNGG! BRINNGG! a man's phone ringing twice Strange Tales (1951) #94 Marvel, March 1962 "Help!" Lettered by: unknown Written by: Stan Lee Pencilled by: Steve Ditko [show tags] bring, ring, sci-fi, telephone, [hide tags] BRRING! a futuristic phone ringing Strange Tales (1951) #94 Marvel, March 1962 "I Was a Decoy for Pildorr the Plunderer from Outer Space!" Lettered by: unknown Written by: Larry Lieber Pencilled by: Jack Kirby [show tags] bring, ring, sci-fi, telephone, [hide tags] CRACK a phone's receiver cracking as a man slams it down Strange Tales (1951) #94 Marvel, March 1962 "Help!" Lettered by: unknown Written by: Stan Lee Pencilled by: Steve Ditko [show tags] break, crack, hang-up, literal, sci-fi, telephone, [hide tags] RRAARRRAARR a prison alarm siren sounding Strange Tales (1951) #94 Marvel, March 1962 "He Came from Nowhere!" Lettered by: unknown Written by: Larry Lieber Pencilled by: Joe Sinnott [show tags] alarm, arr, prison, rrr, sci-fi, siren, [hide tags] WHUMP! an atomic gun falling apart under internal stress Strange Tales (1951) #94 Marvel, March 1962 "Save Me from the Weed!" Lettered by: unknown Written by: Larry Lieber Pencilled by: Jack Kirby [show tags] break, gun, sci-fi, whump, [hide tags]   Search again! Browse FX! Home! Browse tags! Browse comics! Help and FAQ!

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