Captain's Library BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT COMIC BOOK "Bob Spelled Backwards..." Conclusion

We Have Already Most Studiously-Seen...

...Bill and Ted meet Bob, a traveller from the future who's in the same predicament they were in during the first movie...flunking out unless he gathers up famous historical figures...the most righteously-famous being Bill and Ted themselves!

What they don't know is that a heavily-armed killer from the future is on their tails!

Transported to a future shopping mall with several other famous personages, the duo gather the ensemble together...

Hope you enjoyed this never-reprinted tale because you can't find it anywhere besides the back-issue bin...presuming you can find it in the bin!

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Bill & Ted's Excellent Comic Archive

(All 11 Evan Dorkin issues of the 12-issue Marvel Comics series plus the comic adaptation of Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey and other most-astounding stuff!)

Captain's Library BILL & TED'S EXCELLENT COMIC BOOK "Bob Spelled Backwards..." Part 1

Here's the only never-reprinted issue from Marvel's sequel series to the second Bill & Ted movie...

...between issues #7 and #9, regular writer/artist Evan Dorkin missed the deadline, resulting in this...unusual...story in Marvel's Bill & Ted's Excellent Comic #8 (1992)...

We take a most-arbitrary break in the tale at this point, with the most profound advisory that you be here...
TOMORROW
...for the most totally-startling conclusion...sort of...of all!

Back in the day, comic book publishers actually cared about getting a book out on a regular monthly (or bi-monthly) schedule, no matter what the circumstances!

As a precaution, most titles had an "inventory" or "fill-in" story on-hand to stick into the production cycle if the regular writer/artist team couldn't finish on time.

The most important thing was that the fill-in story couldn't change any aspect of the already-existing story so that the ongoing plotline could continue where it left off!

So usually, the inserted tale was a flashback, dream, or an unimportant event occurring between the two regular issues.

In this case, time travel took care of not screwing up the continuity!

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Bill & Ted's Excellent Comic Archive

(All 11 Evan Dorkin issues of the 12-issue Marvel Comics series plus the comic adaptation of Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey and other most-astounding stuff!)