Not Brand Echh #3

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CGC records 93 graded copies for Not Brand Echh #3 (1967). Population is the number recorded by this grading source, not the total print run or all surviving copies.

The Origin of Sore, Son of Shmodin

This story is mostly a parody of Thor's origin from Journey Into Mystery #83. In this version, Dr. Darn Bloke is hiking in the mountains of Norway when he injures his foot. He picks up an umbrella, though when he discovers the umbrella has a moth hole he angrily slams it on the ground, instantly transforming the umbrella into a hammer and himself into the Mighty Sore. The Mighty Sore battles Hokey and visits his father, Shmodin, in the land of Jazzgard. However, Shmodin finds Sore to be much too annoying and he decides to leave Sore in charge of Jazzgard while Shmodin himself leaves for Earth.

| StoryTitle2 = The Origin of Brucie Banter... and Friend | Writer2_1 = Gary Friedrich | Penciler2_1 = Marie Severin | Inker2_1 = Marie Severin | Letterer2_1 = Artie Simek | Editor2_1 = Stan Lee

| Appearing2 =

**Featured Characters:** * Inedible Bulk (Brucie Banter)) **Supporting Characters:** * Bitty Ross) * Slick Jones) **Antagonists:** * United States Army) ** Blunderbolt Boss) **Other Characters:** * Grandpa Munster * Lily Munster * Herman Munster * Spidey-Man (Peter Pooper)) * Gnatman) * Stan Lee) * Blunder Agents) ** Nobody) * Charlie Brown) * Jefferson Airplane * Major Tailbone) * Albert Einstein * Wernher von Braun) * Gyro Gearloose * Simon & Garfunkel * Mr. Clean * Uncle Scrooge|Uncle Scrounge * David Janssen * Dr. Sivana) **Races and Species:** * Humans) (flashback) * Cats * Dogs **Realities:** * Earth-665 **Locations:** * Earthspace (flashback) ** Earth (flashback) *** North America (flashback) **** United States of America (flashback) ***** New York) ****** New York City ***** Unnamed Military Base *** France

| Synopsis2 = In a parody of the Hulk's origin from Incredible Hulk #1, Dr. Brucie Banter develops a formula that he says will solve the air pollution problem in the city. However, when he tries to use the formula he is distracted by a teenage hippie, Slick Jones, and is accidentally transformed into the Inedible Bulk. Slick tries to encourage the Bulk to cash in on his new look and abilities, but the Bulk just wants to be left alone (and hates teenagers). Predictably, the Bulk finds that he can never again lead a normal life and so he returns to Slick to find some relief. Slick has the perfect idea: he gets the Bulk a career in advertising, as the Jolly Green Giant.

| StoryTitle3 = The Honest-to-Irving, True-Blue, Top-Secret Original Origin Of Charlie America! | Writer3_1 = Roy Thomas | Penciler3_1 = Tom Sutton | Inker3_1 = Tom Sutton | Editor3_1 = Stan Lee

| Appearing3 = **Featured Characters:** * Charlie America (Speedy Rogers)) * Charlie America (Bunky Barnes)) **Supporting Characters:** * Wonderous Woman) * Professor Werner von Broomstick) * Government Agents ** Dig Tracing) ** Agent 007-11) **Antagonists:** * Nazi Germany) ** Zero) (flashback) Impersonates Knock Furious) in main story ** Adolph Hitler) **Other Characters:** * Knock Furious) * Cyclomps) * Gloom Patrol) Comic Cover * Human Scorch (Sonny Storm)) * Aunt May) * Dr. Deranged) * Unnamed Bydra agent) * Scaredevil (Splat Murdock)) * Spidey-Man (Peter Pooper)) * Thung (Bim Grimm)) * Li'l Awful Angie) * Sandhog) * Mollie the Middle) * M.A.I.M.) * Batrock the Beeper) * Red Skunk) * Mary Worth|Mary Warts * Dash) * Gnatman) * Superham) * Rotten) * Aqualung-Man) * Sunk-Mariner (No-More)) * Revengers) ** Giant Sam) ** Ironed Man (Bony Stark)) ** Mighty Sore) ** Wonderful Wisp) * Echhs-Men) * Magnut) **Races and Species:** * Humans) (flashback) * Mice * Atlanteans) ** Mutant) Atlantean-Human Hybrids * Robots **Realities:** * Earth-665 **Locations:** * Earthspace (flashback) ** Earth (flashback) *** North America (flashback) **** United States of America (flashback) *** Atlantic Ocean ***** Jersey Turnpike **Items:** * Charlie America's Uniform and Shield (flashback) * Scaredevil's Suit * Cloak of Levitation * Eye of Agamotto) * Cyclomps' Visor * Spidey-Man's Suit * Giant-Sam's Suit * Ironed Man's Armor * Mjolnir

**Event:** * World War II (flashback)

| Synopsis3 = Knock Furious and Charlie America sit at a soda shop, swapping war stories. When Knock Furious asks Charlie America for his origin story, Charlie tells him everything from his origin to the present day (in typical parodic fashion). At the end of this story, it is revealed that Charlie America was really Bunky Barnes in disguise, and that it was Charlie America, not Bunky, who had died during World War 2.

| StoryTitle4 = The Bad Guys All Win! | Writer4_1 = | Penciler4_1 = Marie Severin | Inker4_1 = Marie Severin | Colorist4_1 = | Letterer4_1 = | Editor4_1 = Stan Lee | Synopsis4 =

| Appearing4 = **Featured Characters:** * Electrico) * Warlord Krank) * Magneat-O)

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Creative credits

Writers: Stan Lee, Gary Friedrich, Roy Thomas

Interior art: Jack Kirby, Marie Severin, Tom Sutton, Marie Severin

Source records & attribution

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