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| − | + | [[Image:Ledby_Hand_and_Tinker_Metal_Men.png|right]]Brief folk music duo sensation from the "To Walk Among Men" story of comic book ''Metal Men'' #37 (April-May, 1969). But really they are just a secret identity for robots Tin and Lead from the Metal Men. In this story, a wealthy Mr. Conan, aided by Dr. Peter Pygmalion, gives them all human secret idenities by covering them with "a protein-based plastic that looks, feels,and smells like skin" that the doctor invented. Why this secret identity should be folk singers is not adequately explored. | |
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Revision as of 09:48, 6 August 2018
Brief folk music duo sensation from the "To Walk Among Men" story of comic book Metal Men #37 (April-May, 1969). But really they are just a secret identity for robots Tin and Lead from the Metal Men. In this story, a wealthy Mr. Conan, aided by Dr. Peter Pygmalion, gives them all human secret idenities by covering them with "a protein-based plastic that looks, feels,and smells like skin" that the doctor invented. Why this secret identity should be folk singers is not adequately explored.
