Adventures of the Outsiders #39 is an issue of the series Adventures of the Outsiders (Volume 1) with a cover date of November, 1986.
Synopsis for "Nuclear Fear, Part 1: Beginning with a Bang!"
This story is reprinted from Outsiders #1.
The Outsiders, newly located to Los Angeles without The Batman and embracing newcomer Looker, have to guard the grand opening of a nuclear power plant that has been targeted by terrorists. Little do they realize how unusual these "terrorists" are when they encounter The Nuclear Family ... Mom, Dad, Biff, Brat, Sis, and Dog! After fighting them, the Outsiders decide to use Looker as a decoy to find out who is behind the Family, but she is soon captured by their creator, radiation-sickness stricken Doctor Eric Shanner. He plans on destroying all life on Earth with radiation sickness as well!
Appearing in "Nuclear Fear, Part 1: Beginning with a Bang!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
Antagonists:
- Eric Shanner (First appearance)
- Nuclear Family (First appearance)
Other Characters:
- Andrea Wye
- Batman (On a TV or computer screen)
- King Gregor (portrait)
- King Viktor (portrait)
- Maseo Yamashiro (In a photograph only)
- Miss Robales (Prince Brion's secretary)
- Reiko Yamashiro (In a photograph only)
- Roger Dumont (First appearance)
- Simpson (Single appearance)
- Yuki Yamashiro (In a photograph only)
Locations:
- California
- Los Angeles
- Esperanza Canyon Nuclear Plant
- Marina del Rey
- Markovian Consulate
- Pacific Coast Highway
- Santa Monica
- Stone Canyon Drive
- Wilshire Blvd.
- Los Angeles
- Pacific Ocean
Items:
Vehicles:
Synopsis for "Halo in Statue of Limitations"
This story is reprinted from Outsiders #1.
The Rama Lama of Ding Dong requests several stone statues of Halo. His acolytes fill his house with these statues, but it turns out he actually wanted a phone. The confusion came from how "Halo" sounds like the word "Hello" which you say when using a phone.
Appearing in "Halo in Statue of Limitations"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Rama Lama of Ding Dong (racist charicature)
Locations:
Notes
- This is a full-issue reprint of Outsiders #1.