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Mark Jeweler Advertisement Insert Variant. First 40c cover-priced issue - "A Demon in Denver!" Story by Michael Fleisher. Art by Don Perlin. Cover by Bob Budianski and Bob Wiacek. Johnny Blaze learns that some days it's just not easy being the Ghost Rider. Spider-Man stars in Hostess ad " Hotshot on the Block!" Cover price $0.40.

WRITTEN BY DARKO MACAN; ART BY GARY ERSKINE AND ANDY LANNING; PAINTED COVER BY TIM BRADSTREET In stores December 22. Concluding the 2-part "Ashes and Honey" guest-written by Darko Macan (Grendel Tales: Devils & Deaths, GANGLAND) with art by Gary Erskine and Andy Lanning. For John Constantine, magic is about power, about ego, about winning. But Kemal, the elder patriarch of a large immigrant Bosnian family, magic is about survival, tradition and sacrifice. When Kemal makes the ultimate sacrifice, giving his life for the sake of his fledgling magician grandson Samir, it is merely the first step in Samir's ? and Constantine's ? education. MATURE READERS FC, 32 PG." Cover price $2.50.

Comic book adventures of the teenager from the classic radio and television shows "The Aldrich Family." Cover art by Bill Williams. Henry Aldrich Plans the Picnic text story. Untitled story; Henry and his rival George vie for the attention of Geraldine. Untitled story; How sick is Henry with a fever of 99? Art by Bill Williams. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Hoods Up (1953) is a comic book promotional tool distributed by Fran Oil Filters to service stations. Will Eisner art. 16 pages, 15c cover price. Cover price $0.15.

Hoods Up (1953) is a comic book promotional tool distributed by Fran Oil Filters to service stations. Will Eisner art. 16 pages, 15c cover price. Cover price $0.15.

Hoods Up (1953) is a comic book promotional tool distributed by Fran Oil Filters to service stations. Will Eisner art. 16 pages, 15c cover price. Cover price $0.15.

#46 Cover price $0.50.

Painted cover art by Teddy Kristiansen. The Road To You - Getting There Part One, script by Steven T. Seagle, art by Teddy Kristiansen; Rain, Ben and Traci road trip to San Fransisco; While visiting the Sutro Bath house Rain enters a cave and discovers herself transported to the past and finds the House of Secrets cannot be escaped; P.I. Calderone begins his search for Rain by tracking her across the country. 36 pgs. $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

Cover by Jon D'Agostino. Stories and art by Jack Keller, Maurice Whitman and Dick Giordano. The comical misadventures of a caveman boy and his dinosaur pal. After Hunk rescues a businessman from a runaway dinosaur, he rewards Hunk by making him the manager of a "grass station." But he and Cecil think a convertible is a "posthistoric monster." When a snowfall freezes the grass, they must improvise. The Grass Station; To Fly or Not to Fly; American Pioneer; The American Way; Atomic Bunny: Saved in the Safe. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Written by Bill Willingham & Matthew Sturges. Art by Tony Akins & Andrey Pepoy. Cover by James Jean. Everyone's favorite trickster is back ? now in his own monthly series written by FABLES creator Bill Willingham and prose writer Matthew Sturges (Midwinter, Beneath the Skin and Other Stories) and featuring art by Tony Akins (HELLBLAZER: PAPA MIDNITE) & Andrew Pepoy (FABLES) and covers by James Jean. After stealing money from Fabletown and pissing off all the wrong people, Jack of the Tales ? who is at once every Jack of legend ? was booted out of the Fables community. But for Jack, there was no better way to strike back than starring in his own series. Last seen hitchhiking from Hollywood after releasing a trilogy of films (about himself) that made him an international superstar, the series follows Jack's immediate adventures as a wayward Fable in the heartland of America. His extreme road stories and encounters with other notorious, renegade Fables are just a few of the situations in store for this fan-favorite character of the multiple Eisner Award-winning FABLES series. Willingham remarked, "The only way to stop Jack from stinking up the regular FABLES series was to offer him his own spin-off book, so really we had no choice." ? 32 pg, FC ? MATURE READERS Edited by Shelly Bond Cover price $2.99.

Written by BILL WILLINGHAM & MATTHEW STURGES Art by STEVE LEIALOHA Cover by JAMES JEAN The adventures of everyone's favorite Fable got under way in this issue, reprinted for just $1.00! Last seen hitchhiking from Hollywood, Jack's about to run afoul of other renegade Fables. Featured in the JACK OF FABLES VOL. 1: THE NEARLY GREAT ESCAPE TP (NOV060300). Cover price $1.00.

Stories and art by George Carlson, Dave Tendlar, Ben Levin, Woody Gelman, and Sophie Ferstadt. Kids' comics featuring the whimsical fables of beloved artist George Carlson, praised by Harlan Ellison as a "comic of the absurd." An Extra-Stylish Ostrich and his crooked cousin Tuffnut both want a valuable Neck-Tie, but first they must face the Self-Winding Watch-Dog; Another rare PSA (in game form) by Carlson about saving paper for the war effort. The Pie-Face Prince arranges an upside-down surprise after the Green Witch steals his painting for the art contest. Bingo and Glum in Fairytale Land; Jingle Jangle Tales: The Extra-Stylish Ostrich and the Sugar-Lined Neck-Tie; The Scarecrows; Aunty Spry; Chauncey Chirp and Johnny Jay; Paper-Scrap Drive in Pixie-Town; The Golden Ruby and Emerald Touch; Rainbow-Colored Music with Magic Chart; Hortense the Lovable Brat; Waldo; Little Ambrose; The Pie-Faced Prince of Pretzleburg. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart CGC 4.5 $140.00 View scans Paper: Off white Label #2066022014

Cover by Bill Everett. Stories by Carl Wessler and unknown. Art by Gray Morrow, Paul Reinman, Reed Crandall, Howard O'Donnell, Frank Bolle and Sid Check. "The Handy Man" -- what was his unknown secret? Find out in this tale with art by Gray Morrow. Also in this issue: "Which World Is This?" by Carl Wessler and Paul Reinman; "Don't Leave Me Alone" with art by Reed Crandall; "Fair Exchange!" with art by Howard O'Donnell; 2-page text story "Tricky Travel"; "The Man Who Framed the Future!" by Carl Wessler and Frank Bolle; and "Unwanted" with art by Sid Check. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Eskimo Boy," art by Samm Schwartz; Reggie makes fun of the others for bundling up in bitterly cold weather; What they don't know is that Reggie is wearing battery-powered long underwear. Archie Says: Nylon Means Strength ad for U. S. Royal Tires. "Taking No Chances!", script and art by Joe Edwards; Greg wants Jinx to go ice-skating with him. She agrees, as long as she can bring some extra equipment. "Ski Skit," pencils by Dan DeCarlo; Archie is skiing down the big hill for the first time. Going down is fine, stopping is another matter. "Never Too Late," pencils by Samm Schwartz; Jughead makes the rounds of his friends' kitchens, devouring anything in sight; When they track him down, he gives them tickets to a Lion's Club Banquet; But there's a catch. Archie's Christmas Stocking ad. "Life without Strife"; Archie tells Jughead he should get a part-time job. "Chase Choice," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead is hiding from Big Ethel; Pop Tate tells Jughead that Ethel just chases him for the fun of the chase. "View Points"; Four pantomime cartoons of characters looking at the same object and having differing thoughts (as depicted in thought balloons.) Archie Club News. "The Straight Dope"; Jughead is stuck in a bent-over position; Reggie preforms some dubious remedies on him, one of which actually works. Archie Comic Book Club ad. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

Written by George Gladir and Tim Kennedy. Art by Fernando Ruiz and Tim Kennedy. The auto industry is seeking suggestions to attract younger buyers, and Riverdale High's teens are 'racing' with ideas! Then, Archie hits a sour note when he shares the title of his song about Veronica with his friends! Plus, other new and classic tales, puzzles, pin-ups, and more. Cover price $2.69.

Cover pencils by Dan DeCarlo. "Danny and the Dimwit," pencils by Stan Goldberg; Dan Diddit trades his scooter for a magic flower that grows a giant beanstalk. "Summer Job Opportunities You May Not Have Thought Of!", pencils by Gus Lemoine; Humorous job opportunities. "How To Get Ahead In Life," pencils by Stan Goldberg; Clyde warns Danny about Ronda. "Nets To You," pencils by Stan Goldberg; Nobody can beat Danny at ping pong due to his luck. Betty and Veronica Summer Fun ad. "I Love a Parade," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Stan Goldberg, inks by Joe Sinnott; Clyde tries to get Danny to clean his room before their father gets home. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

Stories and art by Alvin Hollingsworth, Rudy Palais and Roy Ald. Negro Romance is one of the first comics created by African-American artists, for an African-American readership. The series gained fame in modern times (as seen on PBS's History Detectives) as one of the few 1950s comics to portray Black characters in a non-stereotypical, realistic manner. Numbering continues from Negro Romance (1950 Fawcett) #3. College student Lloyd falls for Gloria and brings her into the family beauty business, but her insecure jealousy threatens their relationship. Edith doesn't tell fiance Don that she has a terminal condition, but her increasingly wild behavior signals him that something is wrong. Chorus girl Sara dates customer Bruce at the urging of her boss, but she didn't expect to fall in love, or that her boss had sinister motives. Possessed; Forever Yours; Come Home, My Heart; Love's Decoy. Final issue under this title; series continues (without the ethnic angle) as Romantic Secrets (1953 Charlton) #5. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

First issue in the series (continued from Sub-Mariner). "Trapping the Bank Butchers," "Masked For Murder," "The Man Who Winked at Death," "The Case of the Grinning Killer," and "Terror of the Unholy Three." Carl Burgos art. Syd Shores cover. Cover price $0.10.

1st Printing Cover price $2.95.

2nd or later Printing. Cover price $2.95.

Cover by David Lee Ingersoll. New Tok City, script by Steven Ahlquist, art by Andrew Murphy and David Lee Ingersoll; Tik-Tok is in the outside world again, trying to become a crime boss; The Oz Squad tries to capture him before US Agents do. About The Author by Steve Ahlquist; A wild ride into the mind of Steve Ahlquist. Dangerman illustration by David Lee Ingersoll. 36 pgs., black and white. $2.75. Cover price $2.75.

"Watch the Birdie"; Babs plans an ornithological experiment to have a parrot think it is flying south for the winter. Two Comix Cards of Monte Hale to cut out and paste on cardboard. "Flat!"; Mac the Moocher needs to borrow money. "Heavenly Daze"; Ozzie rigs up a telescope and charges a dime to look at the moon. "The Babe Ruth Story" strip ad for Tootsie Rolls featuring Captain Tootsie. "Mr. Ghost Goes to Town" Blowhard McDuff text story by R. R. Symes. "The Catastrophic Coat Controversy"; A lobster bites Midge and chaos breaks out; the girls grab the wrong coats leaving the restaurant and a wild melee ensues. "Triple Threat"; Algernon kicks a football through a window and then tries to get it back. "One Whirl"; Ozzie falls for Midge's French cousin. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Animator Paul Terry's Terrytoons featured Mighty Mouse, Heckle & Jeckle, and other classic cartoon characters of yesteryear. The janitor at an apartment store is alarmed to find Heckle and Jeckle asleep in one of the display beds, but when they demand breakfast in bed, they're really pushing it. Little Roquefort gets involved in a would-be robbery. Dimwit the dog may not have smarts, but he's got luck and that's almost as good. Heckle and Jeckle: Store Frolics; Dinky; Little Roquefort: Sloppy Robbery; Terry Bears: Easy Come, Easy Go; Dimwit: Dog Gone Lucky; Chesty; Dinky: Dinky Breaks In. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

"Winter Carnival," pencils by George Frese; Despite Mr. Weatherbee's worrying, the gang wins the Winter Carnival games trophy for Riverdale, through chaos. "The Hats in the Fire," pencils by Samm Schwartz; Suzie needs a new hat. "For Goodness Sake," script and art by Joe Edwards; After the 463rd time that Wilbur has caused a disturbance, Mr. Dripwaite has a day dream that he can write a best-selling book based on Wilbur's bad behavior. "Knights of the Night"; Archie and Jughead go camping and get caught in a storm; Thinking they are in the middle of the woods, they end up setting up camp in Charlie's backyard. Gossip about Hollywood movies and their stars. Untitled story, script and art by Bill Woggon; After refusing three rides, on a hike alone Katy gets treed by a bull. K.O. Kelly paper doll by Bill Woggon. "Too Good to be True," script and art by Joe Edwards; Bill's old college chum's daughter is the complete opposite of Li'l Jinx. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

"Cabin Fever," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Stan Goldberg, inks by Rudy Lapick; Veronica invites Archie along to a trip to Mr. Lodge's cabin; Archie tries to be helpful but everything he does ends up causing Mr. Lodge to have accidents. "Turning Pages"; Unscramble the message puzzle. "Kite Fright"; Dilton runs into kite flyers everywhere. "Miss Forgiveness" half-page story; Betty has forgiven Archie for standing her up. Archie's Gag Bag; newspaper strip reprint. "Travelling in Style!", script and art by Joe Edwards; Gigi invited Li'l Jinx to go to Paris with her. Archie Club News. "Green-Eyed Monster," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Harry Lucey, inks by Chic Stone; Despite Jughead's warnings that the plan will be a total failure, Archie asks the new girl in school to help him make Veronica jealous. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.40.

Untitled story; Wolfie tries to swindle Peter with a fortune card from a scale. Untitled story; When Wolfie learns that Peter is going bird watching, he disguises himself as an owl to try to get a free meal. Ad for Jackie Gleason and the Honeymooners #1. Untitled story, script and art by Sheldon Mayer; Lemuel and his pals scheme to get Doodles a raise from his boss. The View from Way Up There text story. Untitled story; Wolfie tries a magic trick to turn himself invisible; Later, when Peter and his nephew ignore Wolfie, he thinks that he really is invisible, and Peter has some fun. 36 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Titled "Petey" on the cover. Reprint of Dexter the Demon & Melvin the Monster. May, 1970. Cover price $0.15.

Cover art by Bud Sagendorf. Scripts and art by Bud Sagendorf. Apple House text story. Golden Street!; Pappy insists on digging for gold in the middle of the street no matter what anyone says. Hole in the Mountain!; Swee'Pea falls asleep in his rowboat and drifts off to a hidden land at the end of the river where the king looks just like Swee'Pea; When Popeye arrives to rescue his son even he can't tell the two apart. The Race!; Sherman wants to win an auto race in his kiddie car but the reader has to help him out. Untitled story; Swee'Pea fills a hot water bottle until it blows up. Based on the classic cartoon and comic strip character. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

200605 - Sneak peeks: 3 pages from Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters #1; 3 pages from Rokkin #1; 3 pages from Jack of Fables #1; 4 pages from Elephantmen #1; 4 pages from Task Force One #1; 4 pages from The Cobbler's Monster graphic novel; 4 pages from Iron West graphic novel. Flip covers: Jack of Fables by James Jean; Fred Flintstone on Chopper toy. $4.50 cover price. Cover price $4.50.

Cover pencils by Stan Goldberg, inks by Jon D'Agostino. "Volley Folly," script by George Gladir, pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Rudy Lapick; Veronica tries to put a damper on Reggie and Archie's competitive relationship, but it manifests itself in the strangest ways. "Pier Veer," script by George Gladir, pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Rudy Lapick; Moose rows a rowboat still moored to the dock. "Wheel Appeal," script by George Gladir, pencils by Dan DeCarlo Jr., inks by Rudy Lapick; Forced to roller skate when his car won't start and Reggie won't release his bike, Archie becomes an unexpected hit with the female set. "The Loan Ranger," script and pencils by Dick Malmgren; Archie goes to elaborate lengths to avoid Reggie and repaying the money he owes. "T.V. or Not T.V.", script and pencils by Dick Malmgren, inks by Rudy Lapick; When Reggie's television goes down, he arranges to use Archie's set. "What a Racket," script and pencils by Dick Malmgren, inks by Rudy Lapick; Archie is upset over Reggie's constant habit of borrowing things. 36 pgs., full color. $0.40. Cover price $0.40.

Harvey Comics presents more adventures of the world's richest kid and his friends. When the Rich estate is invaded by a paramilitary force, Richie wonders if his old enemy the Condor is responsible. Little Dot's parents think she has the potential to be a great modern artist. Money on His Mind; The Toy Maker; Nightmare Mountain; Little Dot; Little Lotta; The Invasion. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.

The world's richest boy could carry credit cards, but that's not nearly as much fun as cash. Mayda Munny doesn't get the problem when she arrives at a charity auction wearing expensive jewelry. Nurse Jenny displays the medical equipment she has for any emergency. Dollar the dog dates Fifi, a neighbor dog, but gets depressed when he sees her with another dog. You're All Heart, Mayda!; Reggie: Can't Behave; Cadbury: The Funny Lady; Dollar's Girl Friend. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.60.

52-page giant. "The Greatest Invention in the World"; Professor Keenbean invents a machine that invents other inventions, and everyone has an idea for what needs to be invented. Untitled one-page story; A normal playtime activity like doing handstands presents complications for Richie. "Complimentary Dinner"; Richie helps resolve escalating disagreements between Dollar and Chef Pierre. Untitled one-page story; Dot punches the tickets of friends coming to see a movie at her house. "Pie Golly"; Professor Keenbean tries to work out issues with his automatic pie making machine. "Big Money"; Richie dreams that he invents a machine that shrinks and grows money, which causes problems for him and a couple of crooks. "Reggie Tests the Butler"; When Cadbury fills in for the Van Doughs' regular butler, Reggie plays pranks on him to test his composure. Untitled one-page story; Lotta helps her mother by emptying a refrigerator that needs repair. "The Initiation"; Lotta wishes to join the Centipedes' club, but must first pass their initiation. "Super Pogo Stick"; Dot takes a pogo stick from a pile of her uncle's discarded inventions and finds that it bounces much higher than the normal variety. 52 pages, full color. Cover price $0.50.

Tony Bedard (w), John McCrea (guest penciler & inker), Justin Ponsor (c) Featuring the guest-art of John McCrea (Hitman, Jenny Sparks) ? and the introduction of a major new character! Meet Brion, the toughest, cruelest, most unpredictable foe yet to set his eyes on Cassie Starkweather! Who is this wandering demon, and how will he change both Cassie's life and her struggle against the forces of darkness? "ROUTE 666 offers more solid bang for your buck than any other horror comic on the market, bar none." ?ComicBookGalaxy.com 32 pgs, full color, on sale August 20 $2.95 Cover price $2.95.

Wraparound Cover. Written by Garth Ennis. Art and cover by Michael DiPascale. Long gone are the days of treats and dog parks. Rover, Red, and Charlie near the end of their canine odyssey as they discover the trail to their final destiny. As the feeders' world collapses around them, these three best friends continue to search for the new path in this post-apocalyptic world. And with the very forces of nature seemingly against them, the trio must find a way to the Big Splash. GARTH ENNIS, the master of original horror, has crafted a story that eloquently reveals the best and worst in human nature through the actions of man's best friend. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Sabrina gives Big Ethel a love potion to woo Jughead; in a silent story, Aunt Hilda tries to play Good Samaritan; Sabrina and her aunts have a picnic with Frankenstein and friends. Stories and art by George Gladir, Dan DeCarlo Jr., Jon D'Agostino, Dick Malmgren, and Stan Goldberg, plus Lil Jinx by Joe Edwards. 32 pages. Cover by Stan Goldberg. Cover price $0.30. Cover price $0.30.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover pencils by John Romita, Sr. Stories by unknown. Art by John Romita, Sr., Bernard Sachs and unknown. Her woman's intuition was her worst enemy when it recognized..."His Other Girl"! Also featuring: "Saturday Night Date"; "Girl in Love"; and "Many Faces of Love"! Plus: Romance in Fashion filler "Basic Charmers"! And: Letters page by Ann Martin, Counselor-at-Love. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

The Shell Zoology of Road Pest (circa 1940) is a promotional comic with art by Ken Giles and published by Shell. Learn about the many road pests that you may encounter, pests such as The Fascinating Flutterbye, The Noisy Gnat, The Highway Hog, and many more. 20 pages, color cover with black and white illustrations in the interior, 7.50-in x 8-in.

Written by Clint Carpenter Art by Tom Derenick & Adam DeKraker Cover by John Van Fleet Who shot Lionel Luthor? Lex tries to get to the bottom of this mystery, but he might not like what he finds out. Plus, Lana and Chloe go on a roadtrip. On sale Sept 22 ? 48 pg, FC, $3.95 US Cover price $3.95.

1st printing Snarf #6 features one of Robert Crumb's best covers. Other artists in this issue are: Joel Beck, Denis Kitchen, Gary Hallgren, Justin Green, Jay Kinney, Ted Richards, Willy Murphy, John Pound, Evert Geradts, Howard Cruse, George Metzger, Carl Lundgren, and Sharon Rudahl. Bob Armstrong (Mickey Rat) illustrates a story by Harvey Pekar. 36 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS. NOTE: 1st printings are identified by a $0.75 cover price. Cover price $0.75.

Add to cart CGC 9.6 $132.00 or Best Offer View scans Paper: White Label #4254343023 Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.

Cover art by Neal Adams. The Strange Death of Superboy!, script by Frank Robbins, pencils by Bob Brown, inks by Wally Wood; Clark Kent depowers himself with Kryptoniate radiation so he can battle Bash Bashford fairly. More of Superboy's Secret Hideaways, script by E. Nelson Bridwell, pencils by Bob Brown, inks by Wally Wood. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

Baltimore Comic Con Virgin Cover Variant. Limited to 200. Written by Matthew Rosenberg and Patrick Kindlon. Art by Josh Hood. Cover by Tyler Boss. A well worn mixtape, a stolen convertible, a duffel bag full of cash, a fully loaded .45, and super-powers. Seventeen and on the run is the only way to see America right. Teenage outcast Duncan and popular girl Madison share a secret - they can do things other people can't. But their abilities take them down a dangerous path. After a deadly accident they are left with no choice: leave home and never come back. We Can Never Go Home is a new chance to fall in love with the doomed misfits who need to run away to find themselves. 32 pages, full color.