Forget OSS, CIA, FBI, DEA, KGB, MI6, NSC, and all the other usual culprits -- because it's time for a new offender in our alphabet soup of conspirators. Its initials are NASA.
100% True? #2 is an issue of the series 100% True? (Volume 1) with a cover date of December, 1997.
Appearing in "Masking the Face of Mars"
Featured Characters:
- Mr. Cloak N. Dagger (narrator)
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- NASA?
Other Characters:
- Associated Press (Mentioned only)
- Brookings Institute (Mentioned only)
- Captain Clark of Flight 23 (Mentioned only)
- Central Intelligence Agency (Mentioned only)
- Drug Enforcement Administration (Mentioned only)
- Euclid (Mentioned only)
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (Mentioned only)
- George Pal (Cameo)
- Giovanni Schiaparelli (Mentioned only)
- Great Galactic Ghoul (Mentioned only)
- Gregory Molenaar (Mentioned only)
- The Greys (aliens)
- H.G. Wells (Cameo)
- James Hurtak (Mentioned only)
- John F. Kennedy (Flashback only)
- KGB (Mentioned only)
- Lee Harvey Oswald (Flashback only)
- MI6 (Mentioned only)
- National Security Council (Mentioned only)
- Office of Strategic Services (Mentioned only)
- Orson Welles (Cameo)
- Peter Tompkins (Mentioned only)
- Robert Anton Wilson (Cameo)
- Stanley McDaniel (Mentioned only)
- Vincent di Pietro (Mentioned only)
- William S. Burroughs (Cameo)
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Synopsis for "Masking the Face of Mars"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "The Strange Death of Malcolm X"
Featured Characters:
- Malcolm X / Malcolm Little (Dies)
- Mr. Cloak N. Dagger (narrator)
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Talmade Hayer AKA Thomas Hagan (assassin)
Other Characters:
- Central Intelligence Agency (Mentioned only)
- David Scheim (Mentioned only)
- Edward Bennett Williams (Cameo)
- Federal Bureau of Intelligence (Mentioned only)
- Frank Costello (Cameo)
- Gene Roberts (Cameo)
- J. Edgar Hoover (Cameo)
- Jimmy Hoffa (Cameo)
- John F. Kennedy (Mentioned only)
- Lyndon Johnson (Cameo)
- Martin Luther King, Jr. (Mentioned only)
- Nation of Islam (organization)
- N.Y.P.D.
- Patrolman Hoy (Cameo)
- New York Times (Mentioned only)
- Norman Butler (alleged assassin)
- Organization of Afro-American Unity
- Leon Ameer (Dies)
- Sam Giancana (Cameo)
- Thomas Johnson (alleged assassin)
- The State Department (Mentioned only)
- Wallace Fard Muhammad (Mentioned only)
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Synopsis for "The Strange Death of Malcolm X"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "Fractured Factoids III"
Featured Characters:
- Mr. Cloak N. Dagger (narrator)
Supporting Characters:
- Bill Clinton
- Eugene Hasenfus
- George H. W. Bush
- Hale Boggs
- John F. Kennedy
- Lee Harvey Oswald
- Marilyn Monroe
- Richard Nixon
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Central Intelligence Agency
- Contras
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (Mentioned only)
- Janet Reno (Mentioned only)
- The Mafia (Mentioned only)
- Milo Speriglio (Mentioned only)
- Ollie North (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- Laos
- Nicaragua
- Texas
- Vietnam War (Mentioned only)
Items:
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- UFOs
Synopsis for "Fractured Factoids III"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "How to Run a Flea Circus"
Featured Characters:
- Professor Leroy Heckler (son of William)
- Professor William Heckler (circus strong man)
Supporting Characters:
- Herr Hupf (first flea circus owner; disputed)
- Herr Ruhl (first flea circus owner; disputed)
- John C. Ruhl (1st American flea circus owner)
Antagonists:
Other Characters:
- Amok (circus freak)
- Charlie (flea circus operator)
- Claudette Colbert (Cameo)
- Frank Lentini (circus freak)
- George Cukor (Cameo)
- Henry Burton (circus freak)
- Herbert Marshall (Cameo)
- John Roebling (Mentioned only)
- King of Prussia (unnamed)
- Lady Olga (circus freak)
- Sadie (flea)
- Sam (flea)
- Sylvia Chester (circus freak)
Locations:
- Atlantic Ocean
- Florida
- Germany
- Coblentz
- New York City
- Statue of Liberty
- Times Square
- Heckler's Flea Theater
- Hubert's Museum
- Prussia
- Siberia
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Synopsis for "How to Run a Flea Circus"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "The Ugliest Woman in the World"
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Supporting Characters:
- Maria Bartels / Zenora Pastrana (Julia's successor)
Antagonists:
- Theodore Lent (Julia's manager/husband)
Other Characters:
- Julia's baby (unnamed)
- Professor Sokoloff (mummifier)
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Synopsis for "The Ugliest Woman in the World"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "They Call Him Dr. Death"
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Synopsis for "They Call Him Dr. Death"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "When Harry Met Leona"
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Other Characters:
- Eve Ella Sherpick Green (Cameo)
- Mr. Turco (Helmsley employee)
- Sandy (Leona's sister)
Locations:
- Connecticut
- Dunellen Hall
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Synopsis for "When Harry Met Leona"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "Walter Freeman"
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Synopsis for "Walter Freeman"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "William S. Burroughs"
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Other Characters:
- James Joyce (Mentioned only)
- United States Army
- William Tell (Mentioned only)
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Synopsis for "William S. Burroughs"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "Edward Leedskalnin"
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Synopsis for "Edward Leedskalnin"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "Captain Fonck"
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Other Characters:
- Igor Sikorsky (Mentioned only)
- Raymond Orteig (Mentioned only)
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Vehicles:
- S-35 Triple Engine Airplane
- Spirit of St. Louis
Synopsis for "Captain Fonck"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "Elisha Gray: The Real Inventor of the Telephone"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Thomas A. Watson (Bell's assistant)
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Other Characters:
- AT&T (company)
- Western Electric (company)
- Western Union (Mentioned only)
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Synopsis for "Elisha Gray: The Real Inventor of the Telephone"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "New Coke"
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Other Characters:
- Dave (Coca Cola executive)
- George McGovern (Mentioned only)
- Project Kansas (Coca Cola)
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Synopsis for "New Coke"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Appearing in "Movie Gimmicks Time Forgot"
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Other Characters:
- John Waters (Mentioned only)
- William Castle (Mentioned only)
Locations:
Items:
- Aromarama
- Emergo
- Fright Break
- Illusion-O
- Percepto
- The Punishment Poll
- Rasputin Beards
- Scratch-N-Sniff Cards
- Smell-o-Vision
- Stomach Distress Bag
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Synopsis for "Movie Gimmicks Time Forgot"
- Synopsis not yet written.
Notes
- 100% True??? was published in magazine format on a seasonal basis.
- This title is an ombnibus of various articles and stories, and does not share anything in common with the mainstream DC Universe.
- This issue includes a text-only introduction section written by editor Andrew Helfer.
- This issue is divided into four overall chapters. The first chapter "Strange Voices!" includes stories 1-3. The second chapter "Far Freakin' Out!" includes stories 4-5. The third chapter "Weirdo World" includes stories 6-10. The fourth chapter "Losers, Weepers" includes stories 11-14.
Trivia
- No trivia.
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