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COMIC FX BOOK You searched for FX tagged as "tear", sorted alphabetically 6 results found. Display 20   50   100   200   per page, order by: Sound   Comic   Date (older first)   Date (recent first)    CRRRASHHHHH! ZIPPP! Iron Man tearing through a Roman ship's hull Tales of Suspense (1959) #44 Marvel, August 1963 "The Mad Pharoah!" Lettered by: Sam Rosen Written by: Robert Bernstein Pencilled by: Don Heck [show tags] boat, break, crash, hull, Iron Man (Tony Stark), military, Romans, ship, superhero, swim, tear, zip, [hide tags] R-RIPP a robot tearing the lock of an iron gate Journey Into Mystery (1952) #77 Marvel, February 1962 "Beware! He Isn't Human!" Lettered by: unknown Written by: Larry Lieber Pencilled by: Jack Kirby [show tags] break, gate, iron, metal, rip, robot, sci-fi, super-strength, tear, [hide tags] RRIIIPP Patsy Walker ripping a large piece of paper Patsy Walker (1945) #99 Marvel, February 1962 No Title Lettered by: unknown Written by: Stan Lee Pencilled by: Al Hartley [show tags] humor, literal, paper, Patsy Walker, rip, tear, [hide tags] RRRIPP! a sheriff ripping a newspaper in half Kid Colt Outlaw (1949) #106 Marvel, September 1962 "The Black Mask" Lettered by: Dick Ayers Written by: Stan Lee Pencilled by: Dick Ayers [show tags] literal, newspaper, paper, police, rip, tear, western, [hide tags] RRRRRIP! Toni Turner's dress ripping on a table corner Millie the Model Comics (1945) #115 Marvel, July 1963 "Don't Meddle With the Models!" Lettered by: Artie Simek Written by: Stan Lee Pencilled by: Stan Goldberg [show tags] clothing, dress, furniture, humor, rip, table, tear, Toni Turner, [hide tags] RRRRRRIIP! the Thing tearing apart a set of telephone books Fantastic Four (1961) #12 Marvel, March 1963 "The Incredible Hulk" Lettered by: Artie Simek Written by: Stan Lee Pencilled by: Jack Kirby [show tags] book, Fantastic Four, rip, super-strength, superhero, tear, Thing, [hide tags]   Search again! Browse FX! Home! Browse tags! Browse comics! Help and FAQ!

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