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TT # 42 was one of the first comics I ever bought--predating even the Legion by a few months.
Yes, the cover is awesome--and I actually like the border. DC and Marvel both used borders in the early '70s, and I thought they created a striking effect. The frame made the main art stand out while the dramatis personae on the left told you who was who. As a kid who recognized the Titans from their cartoon series, I was immediately drawn in by this instant identification.
As for the story itself, it's been years since I read it, but I remember it being very cool. Giant beetles and salamanders, a trip to the Yucatan on a raft, and Donna getting bitten by a snake (shades of True Grit!) made it a harrowing adventure.
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The first is so awesomly creepy and the second has fantastic composition as well as being exciting and (of course) Mal-centric.
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P.S. In the little icons at the top of every post - who shares the 'Profile' one with Wonder Girl?
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Eryk Davis Ester
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Starfire, I believe.
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^^^ Are you sure EDE? It looks like a pale-white faced person with no nose. Holding their fist up on the left? It reminds me of Brother Power the Geek for some reason though I know it can't be him.
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Eryk Davis Ester
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That was my best guess. I dunno.
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