sentences:  Backup features there included the humor characters Goofy Giggles, L'il Louie, Squeeky, and (in issue #2) Wolverton's detective Disk-Eyes the Dick.Comics historian Don Markstein called the series star, a bald, super-strong boxer in a striped turtleneck,
  Modern-day Powerhouse Pepper reprints include the eight-page story "McClaw the Outlaw" in the hardcover anthology "A Smithsonian Book of Comic-Book Comics" (Smithsonian Institution Press / Harry N. Abrams, 1981).Additional reprints have appeared in New Media Publishing's black-and-white magazine "Golden Age of Comics" #5 (Oct. 1983); publisher Kitchen Sink Press' adult-oriented "Snarf" #13 (Dec. 1989); and Pure Imagination's 1993 all-Wolverton comic-book "Intense!"