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He got his own series, Karate Kid (April, 1976–August, 1978) | He got his own series, Karate Kid (April, 1976–August, 1978) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #1 "My World Begins in Yesterday" (April 1976) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #2 "The International Dooms of Major Disaster" (June 1976) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #3 "The Revenger" (August 1976) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #4 "The Rage of Yesterdays Lost" (October 1976) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #5 "The Tomorrow Thief" (December 1976) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #6 "Showdown with Commander Blud!" (February 1977) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #7 "The Gyro-Master Strikes Twice!" (April 1977) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #8 "Pandemonium... Panic... Pulsar!" (June 1977) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #9 "The Black Belt Contract" (August 1977) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #10 "Death-Duel on Orando" (October 1977) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #11 "Disasters of Yesteryear" (December 1977) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #12 "The Time of Your Death" (January 1978) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #13 "Tomorrow's Battle... Yesterday" (April 1978) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #14 "Diamondeth is Forever" (June 1978) | ||
* | * Karate Kid Vol 1 #15 "Bring Back My Future to Me!" (August 1978) | ||
==Television== | ==Television== | ||