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	Don Markstein's Toonopedia: Peter Cannon . . . Thunderbolt
		Peter Cannon … Thunderbolt (the ellipsis […] being part of the title logo but not the official title as indicated by the indicia) was among the few remembered for a reasonable level of quality.
		Peter's only desire as a reluctant member of civilization was to live in peaceful seclusion, but he was repeatedly forced to put on his old training outfit (with a mask added by Tabu, to enable him to preserve anonymity), and deal with deadly forces that only he was equipped to handle.
		Peter Cannon was the basis for Watchmen's Adrian Veidt, aka Ozymandias.
	www.toonopedia.com /t-bolt.htm (612 words)

	Thunderbolt
		Peter Cannon was one of the old Charlton heroes that DC purchased in the 1980s.
		Cannon was trained in Tibet by an ancient order dedicated to physical and mental perfection.
		Able to tap into the 90% of the human mind that the rest of us never use, Cannon is able to augment his physical abilities for brief periods of time to superhuman levels.
	www.aric-dacia.com /dcu/thunderbolt.htm (419 words)

	Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt is a fictional character originally owned by Charlton Comics and later acquired by DC Comics.
		Peter Cannon, orphaned son of an American medical team, was raised in a Himalayan lamasery, where his parents had sacrificed their lives combating the dreaded Black Plague.
		Symmetrically divided red-and-blue, it was reminiscent of that of the Golden Age hero Daredevil.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Peter_Cannon,_Thunderbolt (573 words)

	jforce2
		Thunderbolt had appeared a few years back, during the incident in which ancient dinosaur eggs were hatched and tyrannosaurs actually matured to full height in minutes, menacing the city.
		But Peter Cannon had proven he had been the Chosen One to be given the tutelage from the Ancient Scrolls, by his three trials at the monastery, and by his adventures in the outer world.
		Peter Cannon would be adopted by the monks, and would be the student of the Scrolls.
	dark_mark.tripod.com /jforce2.htm (3451 words)

	Pete Morisi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Thunderbolt, a thoughtful superhero comic that contained some of the earliest respectful invocations of Eastern mysticism in American pop culture.
		Born and reared in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, Morisi was educated at the High School of Industrial Arts (since renamed the High School of Art and Design), and the Cartoonists and Illustrators School (now the School of Visual Arts), both in Manhattan.
		When DC Comics bought the rights to Charlton's superhero properties in 1983, Thunderbolt was one of characters originally planned for use in writer Alan Moore's miniseries Watchmen; when DC chose to save those characters for other uses, Moore adapted him into Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pete_Morisi (560 words)

	Morisi, Pete
		Thunderbolt, an unusually thoughtful superhero book with some of the earliest respectful invocations of Eastern mysticism in American pop culture.
		Born and reared in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, Morisi was educated at the High School of Industrial Arts (since renamed the High School of Art and Design), and the Cartoonists and Illustrators School (now the School of Visual Arts), both in Manhattan.
		When DC Comics bought the rights to Charlton's superhero properties in 1983, Thunderbolt was one of characters originally planned for use in writer Alan Moore's miniseries Watchmen, but when DC chose to save those characters for other uses, Moore adapted him into Ozymandias (Adrian Veidt).
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/Pete_Morisi.php (516 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		THUNDERBOLT’s creator/writer/artist Pete Morisi displayed a unique, design-y drawing style (highly influenced by the great George Tuska), but for some reason, he usually eschewed the use of “action lines” or “impact bursts”.
		“Peter Cannon, orphaned son of an American medical team, was raised in a Himalayan lamasary, where his parents had sacrificed their lives, combating the dreaded BLACK PLAGUE!
		Soon, Peter Cannon assumes the costumed identity of Thunderbolt (who resembles a combination of the Golden Age Daredevil and the Phantom) and leaps into action against The Tong’s men.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/oddball/index.cgi?date=2001-06-29 (611 words)

	eBay - cannon comics, Comics, Television Memorabilia items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Cannon God Exaxxion Stage 5 - Kenichi Sonoda MANGA
		CANNON #1 "A" DAWN OF WAR CGC 9.8 MICHAEL TURNER FATHOM
		CANNON #1 "B" DAWN OF WAR CGC 9.8 MICHAEL TURNER FATHOM
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	Charlton characters, Jason Todd and the end of the dystopian hero - The Comic Bloc Forums
		Peter Cannon even had a maxi series in the early 1990s.
		She was a female PI who had some control of a Thunderbolt creature - Johnny Thunder was a 40s character who appeared in JSA who had control of a Thunderbolt creature.
		Peter Cannon, the Thunderbolt first appeared as his Carlton incarnation during the Crisis itself.
	www.comicbloc.com /forums/showthread.php?t=24179 (1699 words)

	Artistic License - Dec. 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		I have to admit that I've never read a single story with Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt, but I like the combination of red and blue/fl and I have to admit, the name Thunderbolt is one of the best.
		Peter Cannon was orphaned, when his parents died fighting an outbreak of the Black Plague in a Tibetan lamasery.
		He was raised by the monks and taught their secrets which allowed him to tap into the unused portions of the human brain and was able to perform fantastic feats, physical and mental, the pinnacle of human ability.
	www.collectortimes.com /2000_12/License.html (1259 words)

	Martian Vision: COUNTDOWN TO SENILITY (part II)
		His portrayal of Peter Parker as a basically decent, fundamentally nice guy and good friend was a refreshing island in a sea of otherwise uninterrupted whiney self pity, an emotion that has never seemed particularly justifiable in Parker ever since he cashed his first large check as a photojournalist.
		(Peter David did some good HULK stuff, but only after substantially changing the character's basic behavior.) Stern's run was quirkier than Englehart's, featuring as it did a pretty weird cast of supporting characters that included SHIELD superagent Marvel Man and itinerant stage magician and wannabe con man Kropotkin the Great.
		That Strike's uniquely modern fashion included stealing his operating capital from local drug pushers, and that he had to wear big, thick glasses because his power belt, inconveniently, did not correct his lousy, bookworm vision, was just a part of the character's undeniable charm.
	marsvision.blogspot.com /2006/07/countdown-to-senility-part-ii.html (6269 words)

	thunderbolt - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Thunderbolt, thunderbolt : UltraLingua English Dictionary [home, info]
		Phrases that include thunderbolt: captain thunderbolt, johnny thunderbolt, mount thunderbolt, operation thunderbolt, peter cannon thunderbolt, more...
		Words similar to thunderbolt: bolt, bombshell, thunderclap, bolt of lightning, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=thunderbolt (263 words)

	Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #1
		Thunderbolt IV (Peter Cannon; also in flashbacks A, B & C - see comments; flashbacks B and C follow appearance in Crisis on Infinite Earths #10, appears in Justice League Europe #41 between flashback C and main story)
		This is the first appearance of Thunderbolt since the Crisis.
		Five years ago, Thunderbolt was badly injured by Trydan, and although he was rescued and given inspiration by Green Lantern, he gave up the life of a hero, becoming simply Peter Cannon.
	www.dcuguide.com /PCT/PCT_001.php (396 words)

	Best watchmen character - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		It's kind of weird saying "Which is the best Watchmen character based on a DC character?" Nite Owl was Blue Beetle, Dr. Manhattan was Captain Atom, and Rorschach was The Question.
		Wow, it's amazing that he owned Thunderbolt; I liked the comics, but the covers weren't very good.
		The Thunderbolt character is similar to the character Daredevil from the forties: the costumes are similar and I think both use more of their brain than normal people.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?p=301771 (943 words)

	Fanzing 24 - January 2000 - JLA Casebook
		Peter and his friends talk with the man, Steve Mahler, who use to be a professer at Columbia when Peter was there as a visiting prof.
		Steve talks of the hard times he's endured and his conversion to the belief that inferior races are ruining America.
		He causes a commotion which distracts the guards long enough for Thunderbolt to use his telekinesis to free them from their shackles (though I've no idea why a shapechanging alien and a man made of taffy couldn't get out of their cuffs on their own).
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing24/jla.shtml (2952 words)

	Perpetual Comics Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Peter Cannon (Thunderbolt) was my kind of hero.
		Though George Tuska is said to have been Morisi's main influence, I see quite a bit of Johnny Craig and Alex Toth in the work as well.
		THUNDERBOLT didn't last long - nor did the other super-heroes from Charlton - but, in the years following, as I started earning money beyond my small allowance and could afford to buy more comic books, I started coming across Morisi's work in Charlton's mystery and western titles.
	www.perpetualcomics.com /column.asp?colid=377 (1882 words)

	Aviation History Sources, Links for WWII Aces
		And a 20mm cannon shell is also about THREE TIMES heavier than a 50-caliber.
		While the FW-190's 7.9mm machine guns were firing, they were comparative pin-pricks to the seven-ton Thunderbolt.
		This was comparable to other machine guns on both sides, of larger or smaller caliber. However most 20mm cannon used in Axis airplanes had a significantly slower rate of fire.
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	Index to Comic Art Collection: "Thunderball" to "Thyroid"
		The Atomic Thunderbolt [microform] -- Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Regor, 1946.
		-- Contents: Tarzan's thunderbolt ; Tarzan and the young hunters ; The rifle of Tippoo Tib ; Tarzan and Kifaru ; The warriors of the staff ; Tarzan traps a rogue.
		The Invisible Castle : a Thundercats thriller / by Les Martin ; illustrated by Esteban Maroto ; adapted from the teleplay by Peter Lawrence.
	www.lib.msu.edu /comics/rri/trri/thunderb.htm (5453 words)

	PETER \| www.mrwebdirectory.info (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Related: • Peter • Pan • 1990 • VHS
		Related: • Peter • Rabbit • by • Beatrix • Potter • Illust • by • Nina • Jordan
		Related: • Peter • Pan • 1998 • VHS
	www.mrwebdirectory.info /PETER.htm (1786 words)

	Comics that I miss. - HERO GAMES Discussion Boards
		Tommy Mohnagan had alot of personality and I liked the whole 'I only kill criminals', morale code he had.
		Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt: Yeah, It was short-lived, but I thought it had alot of potential.
		I liked not only the main character but the supporting cast was well done IMO.
	www.herogames.com /forums/showthread.php?t=40427 (1397 words)

	IMBC Book Collector - Product (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		An analysis of the paintings produced by Claude Monet while living in Argenteuil from 1871 to 1878 examines the influence of the French town on his art.
		Featuring Peter Cannon in Thunderbolt, Issue 1, September 1992.
		Peter Cave - Soldier 'M' S.A.S - Invisible Enemy In Kazakhstan
	www.imbc-bookcollector.co.uk /products.asp?pg=95 (140 words)

	IGN: DC's 52 To Revolutionize Comics
		They said that when properties are tied up in other deals, they may be exclusively tied to those deals and unusable in other media.
		They stressed that DC owns the old Charlton characters with the exception of Peter Cannon Thunderbolt whose rights reverted to the original creator.
		Wolfman and Perez's graphic novel is currently on the slow burn due to their involvement in IC.
	comics.ign.com /articles/665/665335p1.html (718 words)

	COMICON.com: R.I.P. PETER A. MORISI (PAM) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		I would ask Max Allan Collins, as he bought all rights from Charlton for Johnny Dynamite when I was Editor there (for the record, Morisi owned outright the Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt series, which he created).
		I'm personally sorry to hear of Pete Morisi's passing, it was his work on the Vengeance Squad series (which he took over and made his own from issue #2 on) that inspired me to seek my fortune at Charlton back in the 80's.
		Poor PAM, he wanted to do a revival at DC for Peter Cannon, but things didn't work out.
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=36&t=001460 (488 words)

	ComicsPriceGuide.com - A Serious discussion on 52
		If so, since Blue Beetle and Booster Gold have bitten it, I'll say he died at the end of the last issue.
		Posted - 01/07/2007 : 4:09:58 PM I don't think Booster was ever a Charleton character, but to answere your main question they still have Captain Atom, and I think Peter Cannon (Thunderbolt) was also an Charleton character, but I have no idea if he is still around.
		I don't think Booster was ever a Charleton character, but to answere your main question they still have Captain Atom, and I think Peter Cannon (Thunderbolt) was also an Charleton character, but I have no idea if he is still around.
	www.comicspriceguide.com /forum2/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=36404 (473 words)

	Sequart.com Annotations: Annotations to _Kingdom Come_ #1, Part 2 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		As Guess caught, but somehow the rest of us missed, the painting is reversed here--in the original, the daughter is on the left and the father is on the right.
		The original Judomaster was a World War Two hero from Charlton; this new Judomaster is a woman, and is wearing a jacket/vest which was absent from the first Judomaster's costume.
		This would be out of character for the original Charlton/DC Captain Atom, Nightshade, Judomaster and Peter Cannon, but this is a new age, and these aren't the heroes we knew.
	www.sequart.com /annotations/index.php?annotation=1368 (5935 words)

	Academy Awards® Winners (1970 - 1979)
		GENE HACKMAN in "The French Connection", Peter Finch in "Sunday, Bloody Sunday", Walter Matthau in "Kotch", George C. Scott in "The Hospital", Topol in "Fiddler on the Roof"
		WILLIAM FRIEDKIN for "The French Connection", Peter Bogdanovich for "The Last Picture Show", Norman Jewison for "Fiddler on the Roof", Stanley Kubrick for "A Clockwork Orange", John Schlesinger for "Sunday, Bloody Sunday"
		PETER FINCH in "Network", Robert De Niro in
	www.filmsite.org /oscars70.html (1542 words)

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		Mark Evanier provides a concise and expert overview of cartoonist Pete Morisi's life and career over at his weblog for October 13th, but I didn't want to let the opportunity pass without saying a few words about the man we also knew as P.A.M. upon hearing the news of his recent death at age 75.
		But, y'know, it's those 8 issues chronicling the adventures of Peter Cannon and his pal Tabu that I'll always remember most...
		DC Comics, which bought the old Charlton Action Heroes after the demise of the Derby, Connecticut based company, tried their own version of Thunderbolt in the early nineties.
	www.hembeck.com /WordsAboutPictures/PeteMorisi.htm (662 words)

	Peter Cannon: Thunderbolt #3
		Peter remembers his first encounter with Evila in this issue, in what is presumably a condensed retelling of the events of Thunderbolt #51, a reminiscence rather than a flashback with new material
		D.I. Flint learns that the end to the peace between London's gangs is largely due to the influence of international crime cartel Scorpio, while Peter Cannon learns more about the British way of life, and particularly journalism.
		He then learns that Evila has resurfaced in a London museum, and sets out to defeat her for a second time.
	www.dcuguide.com /PCT/PCT_003.php (282 words)

	Cannon - 1992 DC Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #1-12 Complete Ru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Cannon - 1992 DC Peter Cannon Thunderbolt #1-12 Complete Ru Cannon
		Chip Cannon AUTO RC - 2005 Topps Chrome #238 FY AU RC
		Sailor Beware '56 THORA HIRD Peggy Mount Esma Cannon
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	SwanShadow Thinks Out Loud: Blessed are the Peacemakers
		Using non-lethal weaponry and technology, the Peacemaker battled tyranny and injustice around the globe, until the Charlton folks ditched their superhero titles for such funny-animal animated characters as Underdog, Rocky and Bullwinkle, and Yogi Bear.
		Years later, DC Comics acquired the trademarks to Charlton's Action Heroes (which also included Steve Ditko's the Question and Blue Beetle, and a character called Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt) and made half-hearted attempts at integrating them into its existing universe.
		When noted comics scribe Alan Moore developed the concept for a graphic novel entitled Watchmen, his original intent was to resurrect the Charlton heroes and to use them to deconstruct the superhero mythology.
	www.swanshadow.com /2005/07/blessed-are-peacemakers.html (880 words)

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