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Letters of comment from David Carltock (California); Steve Leialoha and Dalison Darrow (San Francisco, CA); Matthew Levin (Brattleboro, VT); Bhob Stewart (Boston, MA); Jack Neigenfind (Danplain, PA); David Thomkins (Poughkeepsie, NY); F. Kaplan (Brooklyn, NY); Scott Hampton (Columbia, SC). A photo of the bros. on the second page.

Hopey and Maggie are invited to spend a few weeks in H. R. Costigan's gigantic mansion, Costigan Manor West, where Maggie winds up being held captive and then seduced by a fugitive Casey.

Emico navigates the future city of New Hiroshima, South Oregon as she rescues Se?or Ito from the Over-Boys but then gets assaulted herself.

A babysitting Inez, out on the sea, is visited by a crash-landing Inez. When Inez's electro-pod sputters, the duo fall into the water after being attacked by a monster.

Lost in space, Rocky and Fumble find refuge in a small planet only to have a run-in with Mad Patrick.

Chelo gets Borro to arrest Luba due to her luring away so many of her customers. Luba unexpectedly finds Chelo is also in the cell, put there by Borro to have them fight it out. The boys rush over to the jail to keep Luba and Chelo apart but find they get along famously. Manuel continues his dalliance with Pipo and others but is ultimately shot and killed by a jealous Soledad. Chelo becomes the new sheriff in town.

On-sale date from Amazing Heroes #35. 1st printing: October 1983

• Letters - Starts and ends on the inside front and back covers.
• Locas Tambien: 100 Rooms - First ever mention of Del Chimney (and his death) on page three. As the series goes on the character will be mentioned several more times before his first physical depiction.
• Twitch City - First appearance of all characters.
• More Music for Monsters III - Titled "More Music for Monsters" in the first page and simply "Music for Monsters" in the table of contents. Later reprints have titled it "Music for Monsters III."
• Sopa de Gran Pena, Part Two - Continued from the previous issue. The story begins with a two-page intro that begins "Welcome to Palomar... Population three hundred and eighty-six..." The table of contents treats this as part of the main story even though the page count restarts once the main story begins. The Tonansin Carolongas character is not to be confused with Tonantz?n Villase?or who would make her debut a few issues later.
• - Back cover.