I knew it 
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Hahahaha
Just straight up fascinated by this stuff
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There’s a discussion about it on the CGC website.
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I’m beyond surprised thai power published stuff? To the point of not knowing who’s first, how 
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Hold on for shots of the publishing info.
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Check it out
Here’s a shot of the copper staples used in the Thai Power edition… which none of the rest have.
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I’m pretty sure the 2nd one from the left is the original 1st printing. 
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I don’t understand the confusion between Todd and Thai power…?
Did they both publish all the # ?
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I really don’t know…. And Larry was soooo salty about it … and very eccentric, he kind of spoke in riddles. So that was super disappointing.
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I often hold the extreme point of view that most people credited with writing, inventing, finding stuff are all imposters/not the originators
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Most of them are, that’s for sure
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Hehe, that’s one hell of a list…
OK I know nothing about comics and this series but who was credited in the original sunday paper strip 
I’m so confused lol…
And don’t know where to start
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Larry Todd
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I think Thai Power must have made a deal with him, he was mad about people stealing his original artwork I think
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yeah
I just don’t understand how thai power ever got confused as the original
I must be missing something or I smoked too much of that jungle shit again
Sunday paper 71 - Todd
2,3 Todd
74 thai power out of nowhere is og ?
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This is so interesting! I love old books but I wasn’t around for Dr. Atomic, what about him got stolen? People selling unsanctioned t-shirts and stuff or did someone make a fan fiction lol?
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I don’t think Thai Power was confused as the original, the confusion has been between the other versions.
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I think his original art was being sold at auction houses without his permission somehow. He seemed really bitter about it.
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Oh I see how that may rub him the wrong way but so odd as to not even want to discuss it! More power to him I suppose though, still some pretty cool art 
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Message from the President of the United States, transmitting a report from the secretary of the navy, in relation to American canvas, cables and cordage,in pursuance of a resolution of the senate of the 17th May last.
18th Congress 2d Session, January 10th, 1825, printed by order of the Senate of the United States. Washington: printed by Gales and Seaton, 1825.
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