Difference between revisions of "The Oliver Twists"

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[[Image:TheOliverTwists-Batman222june1970.jpg|right]]Beatles stand-ins in the "Dead... Til Proven Alive!" story of comic book ''Batman'' #222 (June 1970), which riffs on the "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_is_dead Paul is dead]" rumor of the time.
Beatles stand-ins in the June 1970 ''Batman'' comic book, which riffs on the "[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_is_dead Paul is dead]" rumor of the time.
 
  
Lineup: Glennan, Saul, Hal, and Benji.
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Lineup: Glennan, Saul Cartwright, Hal, and Benji.
  
 
They're named after the novel by Charles Dickens ''Oliver Twist, or The Parish Boy's Progress'', first published as a serial from 1837–39.
 
They're named after the novel by Charles Dickens ''Oliver Twist, or The Parish Boy's Progress'', first published as a serial from 1837–39.
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*http://www.comics.org/issue/23498/
 
*http://www.comics.org/issue/23498/
  
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[[Category:1970|Oliver Twists]]
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[[Category:Batman|Oliver Twists]]
 
[[Category:DC Comics|Oliver Twists]]
 
[[Category:DC Comics|Oliver Twists]]
 
[[Category:The Beatles|Oliver Twists]]
 
[[Category:The Beatles|Oliver Twists]]
[[Category:1970|Oliver Twists]]
 
[[Category:Batman|Oliver Twists]]
 

Latest revision as of 07:49, 8 August 2018

TheOliverTwists-Batman222june1970.jpg

Beatles stand-ins in the "Dead... Til Proven Alive!" story of comic book Batman #222 (June 1970), which riffs on the "Paul is dead" rumor of the time.

Lineup: Glennan, Saul Cartwright, Hal, and Benji.

They're named after the novel by Charles Dickens Oliver Twist, or The Parish Boy's Progress, first published as a serial from 1837–39.

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