Radioactive Man 1995 #1 - back issue - $7.00

Larva Girl tries to trick Radioactive Man into marrying her.

Radioactive Man performs at a rock concert in order to separate Larceny Lass and her gang.

Radioactive Man must sub for Radioactive Ape when his body suddenly goes through a metamorphosis.

Gloria Grand gains radioactive powers, which gives her a shot at finally marrying Radioactive Man.

Gloria Grand is accidently sent to the future, to the year 1995.

Cover date: Summer, 1968 (actually published in 1995). Parody of DC Comics' 80-Page Giants from the 1960s. The stories are purportedly reprints -- each has a caption indicating original appearance, e.g. "Radioactive Man #72, Jan. 1961" -- but these are actually new stories. Cover title: RADIOACTIVE MAN 80 PG. COLOSSAL (indicia title: RADIOACTIVE MAN).

• I Will Send You Prizes Like These - Faux ad for the Krusty Seed Co.
• To Betroth a Foe! - Note says "originally presented in Radioactive Man #72, Jan. 1961", although this is really a new story.
• Radioactive Man, Teen Idol - Note says "originally presented in Radioactive Man #84 - January, 1962", although this is really a new story.
• Calling All Scrawny, Self-Hating Wimps! - Faux ad for Krusty's Toy, Novelty, and Industrial Surplus Co. Ad is in black and white.
• The 1,001 Faces of Radioactive Ape - Note says "originally presented in Radioactive Man #37, July 1957", although this is really a new story.
• Krustyland Amusement Park - Faux ad for Krustyland Amusement Park.
• Gloria Grand Radioactive Girl - Note says "originally presented in Radioactive Man's Girlfriend Gloria Grand #10 - August 1959", although this is really a new story.
• The Radioactive Man of 1995! - Note says "originally presented in Radioactive Man #22 - Aug. 1955", although this is really a new story.
• Calling All Space Cadets! - Faux ad for Krusty's Toy, Novelty, and Industrial Surplus Co.
• Ground Zero - Letters and fan art from readers - Mike Rote, J.J. Whisler, Hugo Franklenzstein, Jake Loney, Mike Conrad, Robert Fabrin, Dustin Kahoud, Chris Midgley and Debra J. Hopkins.