



I love the last panel with the man sweating in his easy chair, obviously regretting dropping all that acid in the 70s. You might think that a man having his arm torn off and being attacked by an axe-wielding robotic demon might be a bit extreme in a comic aimed at kids, but this kind of totally rad, in-your-face extremeness was Sega's stock in trade back in the early 90s.
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