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Kamandi, The Last Boy on Earth #2 Year of the Rat!
Cover Date: December, 1972
Kamandi has a battle with tiger troops, forcing Canus to send him and Ben Boxer away. They are soon captured by a gang of scavenging rat-men who imprison them, and have to battle their way free.NotesThis issue is reprinted in Kamandi Archives, Volume 1.T ...
Issue Description
Kamandi has a battle with tiger troops, forcing Canus to send him and Ben Boxer away. They are soon captured by a gang of scavenging rat-men who imprison them, and have to battle their way free.
NotesThis issue is reprinted in Kamandi Archives, Volume 1.The storyline from this issue is divided into three chapters:Part I: Year of the RatPart II: A Short Day's Journey into DeathPart III: OrdealDoctor Canus last appeared in issue #1. He appears next in Kamandi #14.First appearance of Kamandi's friend, Renzi. Renzi appears next in issue #3. His earliest chronological appearance takes place in flashback in Kamandi #10.First appearance of Kamandi's friend, Steve. Steven appears next in Kamandi #9. His earliest chronological appearance takes place in flashback in Kamandi #10.Kamandi, The Last Boy on Earth (1972)
- Publisher
- DC Comics
Volume Description
This series focused on Kamandi's attempt to survive in a post apocalyptic world.
Comic book enthusiasts initially believed Jack Kirby's "Kamandi: The Last Boy on Earth" was DC's way of capitalizing on the popularity of recent "Planet of the Apes" movies. However, Kirby had already introduced a similar concept and characters for "Alarming Tales"#1 (1957), where mankind had been made extinct in a future ruled by intelligent dogs, rats and tigers. Coupling the premise with his unpublished 1956 newspaper strip, "Kamandi of the Caves," Kirby's Last Boy on Earth roamed a world that had been ravaged by the "Great Disaster" and taken over by talking animals.
The series would be canceled as part of the so-called DC Implosion in 1978.
Collected EditionsKamandi, The Last Boy on Earth Omnibus vol. 1 (#1-20)Kamandi, The Last Boy on Earth Omnibus vol. 2 (#21-40)Kamandi archivesPlease first Sign In before leaving a review.