Comic books in 'Cannon'

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Anthology type comic with suspenseful, mystery, and spooky stories done in the style of the classic TV series "The Twilight Zone" which starred Rod Serling as your host. Painted cover art by George Wilson. The Lost Colonie (sic), pencils by Giovanni Ticci, inks by Alberto Giolitti. The Living Fossil text story, art by Mel Crawford. Strange Visit At Sea, art by Sal Trapani. The Captive Town, art by Luis Dominguez. 36 pgs. $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

Special Civil War issue. Cover by Harvey Kurtzman. Stories by Harvey Kurtzman. Art by John Severin, Bill Elder, Wally Wood, and Jack Davis. Harvey Kurtzman's legendary series enlisted top EC artists for gritty tales of war and adventure. A Civil War sergeant who brags that a bullet will never find him is proved a little too right, in a story with inks by MAD legend Will Elder. The military career of Union commander and future US president Ulysses Grant. The first battle between two "ironclads" signals the end of the wooden warship, with art by Wally Wood. Blockade!; Campaign!; Air-Minded Fitz John; Donelson!; Grant! 36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Edited by Harvey Kurtzman. Cover by Harvey Kurtzman. Stories by Harvey Kurtzman, Wally Wood, John Severin, and Jack Davis. Stories of adventure and war, reprinted from ECs original Two-Fisted tales series. 36 pages, full color. $2.00. Cover price $2.00.

Cover by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. Stories by Stan Lee. Art by Dick Ayers, Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. The greatest adventure of the bravest gun-fighter of them all! See the Two-Gun Kid go wild as his guns bark for vengeance! They're three of the most dramatic, imperishable words in the history of the Old West -- "Remember the Alamo!" by Stan Lee, Dick Ayers and Vince Colletta. Also in this issue: Back-up story "Man of the West!" by Lee, Jack Kirby and Ayers, reprinted from Rawhide Kid (1955) #34 (but no Rawhide Kid appearance). 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

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Reprinted from issue #75. Remember the Alamo - Written by Stan Lee. Art by Dick Ayers and Vince Colletta. Cover by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. The greatest adventure of the bravest gun-fighter of them all! See the Two-Gun Kid go wild as his guns bark for vengeance! They're three of the most dramatic, imperishable words in the history of the Old West -- "Remember the Alamo!" Plus: A Marvel Masterwork Pin-Up of the Two-Gun Kid by Ayers and Mike Esposito, taken from the cover of issue #82. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.30.

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Magazine-size reprints of stories by Carl Barks. In this issue: "The Paul Bunyan Machine" and "Thei Witching Stick." Also "Burnout and Beyond" article by Geoffrey Blum. Originally came factory bagged with a trading card. Full color, 36 pages, standard paper stock, cardstock cover, squarebound. NOTE: May or may not come with trading card. Cover price $8.95.

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Valley Forge, Text & Pictures by Frederic Ray (1951, this is exactly like the first edition, but does not have a 35 cent price in upper left corner of back cover). Being "An illustrated account of the encampment of the Continental Army under Gen. Washington at Valley Forge during the Winter of 1777-78." Fred Ray created Golden Age covers to Superman and Tomahawk! His love for American History shows in this magnificently-illustrated book...the detail in each drawing is remarkable! 20-pages, black and white interior, 6-in. x9-in., with thick blue paper stock cover.

The Voyages of the She Buccaneer. "Neptune's Eye!" Story by Bill Hughes and Larry Byrd. Art by Bill Hughes. Cover price $2.25.

Cover pencils by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez, inks by Luis Dominguez. The Dead Draftees of Regiment Six!, script by Michael Fleisher; Russell Carley, art by Jose Luis Garcia-Lopez; set during the Civil War a few months after the passage of the Union Conscription Act of 3 March 1863 through the New York Draft Riots (13 July to 16 July 1863). 32 pgs. $0.25. Cover price $0.25.

Outlaws, gunfighters, and tales of the Old West - some true, and others merely legends. The son of a hanged horse thief grows up bitter, with a grudge against his whole town. An outlaw decides to go straight after getting shot, but his partner wants him to help out on one last job. Childhood friends grow up and turn to crime, using a gun they found under their old schoolhouse, but their last lesson is a fatal one. The Branded Maverick; Every Man Has His Bullet; Buckskin Benson: The Jewel of Coronado; Wild Bill's Watch; Fire-Box Ronson; Dirty Joe Bites the Dust; The Gun Under the Schoolhouse; Stain Don't Wash Out. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Painted cover art by N. J. Nodel. The Civil War illustration by Gray Morrow. "Before the Storm," art by Gray Morrow; The young United States begins to tear itself apart in the quarrel over slavery. "The Storm Breaks" Abraham Lincoln article. "The General Who Fought," art by Angelo Torres; Grant leads his men to victory at Fort Henry, Fort Donelson, and Shiloh. Confronted with demands for Grant's removal because of high casualties, Lincoln refuses, preferring a general who is willing to fight. "The Great Train Chase" article; James J. Andrews leads his men on an unsuccessful attempt to steal the Confederate locomotive "General." "Flames on the Sea," art by Sam Glanzman; Raphael Semmes commands the Confederate raider "Alabama" on a highly-successful commerce-raiding mission; "Alabama" is sunk off Cherbourg by USS "Kearsage," John Winslow commanding. Various bios on military leaders. "War Drums," art by Gray Morrow; Harry Kieffer and his friend join the 150th Pennsylvania Volunteers as drummer boys and stretcher bearers; They fight at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg. "Trial of the Century" article; Account of Nazi atrocities, and of the Nuremberg Trials. "These Brave Fields" article; Haskell's account of his experiences in the Battle of Gettysburg. "The Gray Ghost," art by Sam Glanzman; Mosby's Partisan Rangers cavalry unit successfully harasses Union posts in Northern Virginia. "The Final Days," art by Jerry McCann; As Lincoln begins his second term, Grant crushes Confederate forces in Virginia, forcing Lee's surrender. "The Aftermath," art by Norman Nodel; Northern military occupation of the South, and Reconstruction governments, are finally unsuccessful in rebuilding the South or uniting the nation. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

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Edited by Abner Sundell. Cover art by Charles Biro. "The Radium Robbers," art by Charles Biro; Cummings is suspected of stealing all the radium from his own hospital, and his daughter gets the help of detective Sterling. One-pgae Mugsy story by Kin Platt (as Quincy). Untitled story, script by Harry Shorten, art by Irv Novick; The Scarlet Avenger has come to grips with Texa, a beautiful Amazon, the queen of crimel She will use his powerful brains in her next crime, to snatch the president. "Slade Bowman's Boast," art by Frank Volp; Nevada Jones is ordered by the governor to catch the train robber, Slade Bowman. "The Hordes of Shem," script by Harry Shorten, art by Robert Pious; Kalthar is taken prisoner by the Tribe of Shem and taken to their king, Pharoah. "The Munitions Works Mission," art by Ed Smalle; The Eagles blow up a German munitions works but must ditch their planes. "Frontier Tamers" text story. "Yat Sing's Poison Plot," script by Abner Sundell, art by Mort Meskin; Captain Valor and Big Dip are led into a trap by a girl named Tania and fall into the hands of Yat Sing, who prepares to execute them. "The Diamond Cattle Smugglers," script and art by Edd Ashe; Corn cobs are used to smuggle diamonds. "The Daughter of the Mermen," script by Joe Blair, art by Elmer Wexler; The mermen beneath the sea have sent their great wizard, Magi, to America to bring back a young girl who is their last descendant on earth. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Edited by Harry Shorten. Cover art by Irv Novick. "The Merchant of Hate"; This is the tale of a town somewhere in Europe, Lidice, and its destruction by the Nazis. "The Creeper," script by Joe Blair, art by Irv Novick; Steel in his struggle against the arch saboteur, the Creeper, who starts as a green costumed attraction at the circus. "The Clubfoot," art by Red Holmdale; The Clubfoot has come to America to kidnap the exiled King of Ptomania and take him to Germany, but Black Jack gets in his way. "The Football Season," art by Bob Montana; The football season and all the students are out for the team with that good old Westfield spirit. "Some Killers Work Slowly" text story by Scott Feldman. "The General's Radio," art by Joe Kubert; Zoom and Liverlips are on a strafing mission on Euphrates River and are shot down, but escape and blow up a river dam. "Major Devereux, Warrior of Wake Island," art by Paul Reinman; The battle of Wake Island in the Pacific, December 1941. "Case No. 2 of People America Can Do Without," art by Paul Reinman; On needlessly use of cars when sailors die to bring gasoline. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.