Toyboy
(Continuity, 1986-1989)
™ and ©1986 Continuity Publishing, Inc.
When Jason Kritter, son of millionaire businessman Lawrence Kritter, is left alone to play with his toys, he does more than just that. He creates monstrous robots with incredible strength and powers. Unbeknownst to Jason, his limo driver is the super-hero known as Megalith. When Jason stumbles upon his father arranging illegal arms deals, the young boy is shocked and decides that it is up to him to stop his father. Together with Megalith, Jason uses his robotic creation, Torgon, to stop the weapons shipment. This is just the first of the many issues in which the two heroes team up to fight crime.
Toyboy is Neal Adam’s creation, as is the entire line of Continuity comics.
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Oct 1986
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W: Neal Adams · A: Neal Adams, Win Mortimer
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Oct 1986
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W: Neal Adams · A: Neal Adams, Win Mortimer
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Aug 1987
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Newsstand Edition with cover by Neal Adams
Aug 1987
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Nov 1987
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Newsstand Edition with cover by Neal Adams
Nov 1987
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Feb 1988
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Newsstand Edition with cover by Neal Adams
Feb 1988
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Jun 1988
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Newsstand Edition with cover by Neal Adams
Jun 1988
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Nov 1988
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W: Cary Bates · A: Trevor Von Eeden
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Mar 1989
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W: Neal Adams · A: Michael Golden
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Newsstand Edition with cover by Michael Golden
Mar 1989
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W: Neal Adams · A: Michael Golden