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BAARROOOM!

a Xantha rocketship blasting off

Fantastic Four (1961) #7
Marvel, October 1962

"Prisoners of Kurrgo, Master of Planet X"
Lettered by: Artie Simek
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Jack Kirby

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baroom, engine, launch, rocketship, spaceship, superhero, takeoff, Xantha

BAROOOM

rockets launching a domed city into space

Strange Tales (1951) #99
Marvel, August 1962

"The Day Before Doomsday!"
Lettered by: unknown
Written by: unknown
Pencilled by: Jack Kirby

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baroom, communists, launch, rocket, sci-fi, spaceship

BRRRRRRRRRRR

a spaceship blasting off

Journey Into Mystery (1952) #81
Marvel, June 1962

"Kunga"
Lettered by: unknown
Written by: unknown
Pencilled by: Gene Colan

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engine, launch, rrr, sci-fi, spaceship, takeoff

CRACK

the Baxter Building launching into space

Fantastic Four (1961) #6
Marvel, September 1962

"Captives of the Deadly Duo!"
Lettered by: Terry Szenics
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Jack Kirby

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Atlantean, Baxter Building, building, launch, mutant, Sub-Mariner, superhero, takeoff

RROARRR

the Fantastic Four's spaceship blasting off

Fantastic Four (1961) #11
Marvel, February 1963

"A Visit With the Fantastic Four"
Lettered by: Artie Simek
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Jack Kirby

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engine, Fantastic Four, launch, origin, roar, rocketship, spaceship, superhero, takeoff

SNNIK!

a missile launching from a Danger Room wall panel

X-Men (1963) #2
Marvel, November 1963

"No One Can Stop the Vanisher!"
Lettered by: Sam Rosen
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Jack Kirby

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Danger Room, launch, missile, panel, snick, superhero, wall

SSSSSSWISSSH!

Impossible Man blasting off as a rocket

Fantastic Four (1961) #11
Marvel, February 1963

"The Impossible Man"
Lettered by: Artie Simek
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Jack Kirby

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alien, Impossible Man, launch, Poppupian, rocket, rocketship, sss, superhero, swish, takeoff

VOOOOOSHHHH!

a nuclear missile launching

Journey Into Mystery (1952) #94
Marvel, July 1963

"Thor and Loki Attack the Human Race!"
Lettered by: Sam Rosen
Written by: Robert Bernstein
Pencilled by: Joe Sinnott

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launch, missile, rocket, superhero, takeoff, whoosh

VROOOMMMM!

a rocketship blasting off

Millie the Model Comics (1945) #105
Marvel, November 1961

"Out of This World!"
Lettered by: Artie Simek
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Stan Goldberg

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engine, humor, launch, rocketship, spaceship, takeoff, vroom

WHIIRRRR

a spaceship's engines starting up, heard from within a house

Tales of Suspense (1959) #26
Marvel, February 1962

"Never Trust a Martian!"
Lettered by: unknown
Written by: Larry Lieber
Pencilled by: Don Heck

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engine, launch, sci-fi, spaceship, What was that?, whir


WHOOOMMMM

a rocket launching

Incredible Hulk (1962) #4
Marvel, November 1962

"The Monster and the Machine!"
Lettered by: Artie Simek
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Jack Kirby

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launch, missile, rocket, superhero, takeoff, whoom

WHOOSH!

a rocketship blasting off

Millie the Model Comics (1945) #114
Marvel, May 1963

"Millie, the Adorable Astronaut"
Lettered by: unknown
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Stan Goldberg

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engine, fly by, humor, launch, rocketship, spaceship, takeoff, whoosh, wind

WOOOOOOSH!

a rocketship blasting off

Millie the Model Annual (1962) #2
Marvel, 1963

"Out of This World!"
Lettered by: Artie Simek
Written by: Stan Lee
Pencilled by: Stan Goldberg

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engine, humor, launch, military, rocketship, spaceship, takeoff, whoosh
 
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