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In the 4th issue of Duster's 1960s incarnation, she faced off against a new villainess inspired by the period's counter-culture: the Acid Queen. Despite making several appearances in Duster's adventures in the sixties and early seventies, she quickly became dated and was eventually dropped from the Mistress of the Winds' rogues gallery.

"A couple o' years after her debut, Dan Jr. brings me this rock album with a track titled after her!" Dan Gerguy, Duster's creator, told us in an interview. "I thought o' suin', but Dan Jr. was a big fan o' this band, whatever they were called, so I gave it a pass. He tried to play it for me, but I think ya hadda dose yourself with LSD to 'ppreciate that stuff. What a racket!"

Another faux retro Duster cover. I have a feeling my friend will like this one...

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In the 4th issue of Duster's 1960s incarnation, she faced off against a new villainess inspired by the period's counter-culture: the Acid Queen. Despite making several appearances in Duster's adventures in the sixties and early seventies, she quickly became dated and was eventually dropped from the Mistress of the Winds' rogues gallery.

"A couple o' years after her debut, Dan Jr. brings me this rock album with a track titled after her!" Dan Gerguy, Duster's creator, told us in an interview. "I thought o' suin', but Dan Jr. was a big fan o' this band, whatever they were called, so I gave it a pass. He tried to play it for me, but I think ya hadda dose yourself with LSD to 'ppreciate that stuff. What a racket!"

Another faux retro Duster cover. I have a feeling my friend will like this one...

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