Comic books November 1973

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One of the mainstays of Harvey's long-running kids' comics, Little Dot also features Richie Rich and Little Lotta. Little Dot deals with the worst menace of all: a dot thief. Little Lotta decides to let Gerald tell her what to do. Richie Rich goes boating. Who Stole My Dots?; Aunt Piper; Little Lotta: Youre the Boss, Gerald!; A Sweet Story; Richie Rich: Smoke Signals at Sea! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.

"Dynamic Dot"; When Dot realizes that she has promised to talk about dots at two different school fairs at the same time, Lotta pretends to be her at one of them. One-page Little Lotta story. Two one-page Richie Rich stories. "Special Police!"; When Lotta pesters the police chief for a job, he plays a practical joke on her, giving her a pile of rocks to guard. "Bigger and Better!"; Gerald is feeling inadequate, and Lotta tries to find a way to make him feel better. "Part-Time Panic" text story. "Little Dot Meets Aunt Elastic"; Dot gets to know her Aunt Elastic, who has a rubber-like body. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.20.

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The Vile Violin, art by Irving Tripp; Lulu finds a way to make money from Tubby's horrible violin playing. Love By Witchcraft; To punish Little Itch for annoying Scarecrow Boy, Witch Hazel makes her fall in love with him. But Little Itch overdoes it so Witch Hazel cancels all their spells. The Football Fans, art by Irving Tripp; Lulu ruins a football game and loses the seats she and Annie had. Going-Away Party, art by Irving Tripp; Wilbur's parents have decided to send him to a private school, but during a going-away party the kids convince Lulu's mother to call Wilbur's mother and change her mind. Ghost Dance, art by Irving Tripp; Lulu scares the boys with fake ghosts when they camp out in her backyard. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.20.

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Whitman edition. The Vile Violin, art by Irving Tripp; Lulu finds a way to make money from Tubby's horrible violin playing. Love By Witchcraft; To punish Little Itch for annoying Scarecrow Boy, Witch Hazel makes her fall in love with him. But Little Itch overdoes it so Witch Hazel cancels all their spells. The Football Fans, art by Irving Tripp; Lulu ruins a football game and loses the seats she and Annie had. Going-Away Party, art by Irving Tripp; Wilbur's parents have decided to send him to a private school, but during a going-away party the kids convince Lulu's mother to call Wilbur's mother and change her mind. Ghost Dance, art by Irving Tripp; Lulu scares the boys with fake ghosts when they camp out in her backyard. Cover price $0.20.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #150 includes: industry news; Milehicon 5 report; British book news; The Science Fiction Shop ad; media notes; and art by Steve Stiles and James Shull. 9 pgs. Nov 9, 1973.

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Cover by Art Cappello. Stories and art by Ben Brown, Art Cappello, Tony Tallarico, Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. Women face the struggle of finding the right man, in romance comics that reflected the hairstyles and fashions of the 1970s. On vacation in Hawaii, Jonathan meets beautiful Gina, but he's already engaged to Muriel. A woman moves to the big city and finds it lonely and frightening, until she meets the right man. A woman meets a handsome stranger on a plane and determines to win his heart. Lonely Nights; We Have Each Other; Not His Type. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

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Last 20c cover priced issue. Cover by Demetrio Sánchez Gómez. Stories by unknown. Art by Demetrio Sánchez Gómez and Charles Nicholas & Vince Alascia. Was his last kiss worth years behind bars? Paul knew he ran the risk of prison when he came back to her. He had..."A Cause of Love"! Also featuring: "His First Mate" and "The Last Kiss of Death!" Plus: Find-a-Word Seek-a-Word puzzle page! And: letters page "Teen-Age Troubles" by Dr. Harold Gluck. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.20.

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Volume 45, Issue 5 - November 1973. Cover by Ron Walotsky. Fantasy and science fiction stories by Phyllis Gotlieb, Gordon Eklund, Poul Anderson, Bill Pronzini, Herbie Brennan, Leonard Tushnet, Barry N. Malzberg and L. Sprague De Camp. 5 1/2-in. x 7 1/2-in., 162 pages, B&W Cover price $0.75.

Men's interest magazine focusing on adventure, hunting, and true crime articles, war stories and photos. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. 82 pages. B&W. Cover price $0.60.

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"The Bite of the Blood Brothers!" Guest-starring the Thing and Iron Man. Script by Mike Friedrich. Pencils by Jim Starlin. Inks by Joe Sinnott. Cover by Jim Starlin and John Romita. Ben Grimm is stranded in the Arizona desert after his battle against the Leader last issue! And looking for anyone or anything that can help him return home! In a stroke of luck, the golden avenger streaks overhead! But Shell-Head doesn't stop for Ben, he flies on to an abandoned military base! In a matter of minutes though, Iron Man will regret not stopping to pick up the strongest member of the Fantastic Four! Because far across the universe on Titan, Thanos commands the Blood Brothers to ambush the golden avenger! And just like that…the twin galactic vampires pounce on the unsuspecting Shell-Head! Fortunately for Tony Stark's alter-ego, the Thing eventually reaches Thanos' old base…and the rock'em sock'em battle erupts! The Invincible Iron Man and the blue-eyed idol of millions vs. the savage Blood Brothers! It's clobberin' time! Cameo appearances by Eros, Mentor, and Death. Flashback cameos by Drax the Destroyer and the Controller. (Notes: This issue is part of the classic Thanos storyline that ran though Captain Marvel 25-33. From a continuity standpoint, this story fits in and around Captain Marvel 30. The Blood Brothers previously appeared in the landmark Iron Man 55. The bloodthirsty brothers return in Iron Man 88. The Avengers visit Thanos' Arizona installation years later in Avengers 252. This is the final issue of the Marvel Feature 1st series. The letters page indicates that there was going to be a 13th issue featuring the Thing and the Man-Thing, but that story actually became the 1st issue of the Marvel Two-in-One series. This issue was reprinted in the Life of Captain Marvel limited series published in 1985.) 32 pages Cover price $0.20.

Mark Jeweler Advertisement Insert Variant. "The Bite of the Blood Brothers!" Guest-starring the Thing and Iron Man. Script by Mike Friedrich. Pencils by Jim Starlin. Inks by Joe Sinnott. Cover by Jim Starlin and John Romita. Ben Grimm is stranded in the Arizona desert after his battle against the Leader last issue! And looking for anyone or anything that can help him return home! In a stroke of luck, the golden avenger streaks overhead! But Shell-Head doesn't stop for Ben, he flies on to an abandoned military base! In a matter of minutes though, Iron Man will regret not stopping to pick up the strongest member of the Fantastic Four! Because far across the universe on Titan, Thanos commands the Blood Brothers to ambush the golden avenger! And just like that...the twin galactic vampires pounce on the unsuspecting Shell-Head! Fortunately for Tony Stark's alter-ego, the Thing eventually reaches Thanos' old base...and the rock'em sock'em battle erupts! The Invincible Iron Man and the blue-eyed idol of millions vs. the savage Blood Brothers! It's clobberin' time! Cameo appearances by Eros, Mentor, and Death. Flashback cameos by Drax the Destroyer and the Controller. (Notes: This issue is part of the classic Thanos storyline that ran though Captain Marvel 25-33. From a continuity standpoint, this story fits in and around Captain Marvel 30. The Blood Brothers previously appeared in the landmark Iron Man 55. The bloodthirsty brothers return in Iron Man 88. The Avengers visit Thanos' Arizona installation years later in Avengers 252. This is the final issue of the Marvel Feature 1st series. The letters page indicates that there was going to be a 13th issue featuring the Thing and the Man-Thing, but that story actually became the 1st issue of the Marvel Two-in-One series. This issue was reprinted in the Life of Captain Marvel limited series published in 1985.) 32 pages Cover price $0.20. Cover price $0.20.

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Cover art by Frank Brunner. Portal to the Past!, script by Steve Englehart (co-plot, script pages 1-17), Mike Friedrich (script pages 18-32), and Frank Brunner (co-plot), pencils by Frank Brunner, inks by Crusty Bunkers (part Neal Adams inks); Strange chooses Clea to be his disciple; He goes to make peace with Baron Mordo, and is entranced by Gypsy Queen, from whom Mordo stole the Book of Cagliostro; Strange follows Mordo into past. Letter to the editor from comics writer Ralph Macchio. 36 pgs. $0.20. Cover price $0.20.

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Reprints Thor (1962-1996 1st Series) #133. "Behold...the Living Planet !" Part 1 of 3. 1st appearance of Ego. Story by Stan Lee. Art by Jack Kirby and Vince Colletta. With the robotic Recorder by his side, the Mighty Thor ventures deep into the Black Galaxy, a place from which there is no return. It is here that the Odinson must face quite possibly his most powerful adversary to date - Ego, the Living Planet! Plus, the back-up feature Tales of Asgard - "Gather, Warriors!" By Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Originally presented in Thor #119. Cover price $0.20.

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Cover by Bill Everett. Stories by Stan Lee. Art by Gene Colan & Bill Everett and John Buscema & John Tartaglione. Reprints the two stories from Tales to Astonish (1959-1968 1st Series) #85. "And One Shall Die" - Namor wanders around New York, completely ignoring the commands of the leader of the Secret Empire who is trying to get him to help in a battle with the incredible Hulk! (Note: pp. 6, 7 of original story omitted.) "The Missile and the Monster" - When Ross activates the new Orion missile for a test, foreign spy Gorki activates a machine in the trunk of a car he commissioned Rick Jones to drive to New York and the missile changes course for the heart of the city; the Hulk intercepts the missile but changes to Banner before he can stop it! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.20.

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Reprints the Amazing Spider-Man story, "The Vulture's Prey!" featuring the Vulture. Script by Stan Lee, breakdowns by John Romita Sr., pencils by Don Heck, inks by Mike Esposito as "Mickey Demeo." Cover price $0.20.

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Spider-Man and Ghost Rider in "If An Eye Offend Thee." Script by Len Wein. Pencils by Ross Andru. Inks by Don Perlin. Cover by Gil Kane, Frank Giacoia, and John Romita. Spider-Man and Ghost Rider battle the Orb. First meeting between Spider-Man and Ghost Rider. Origin and first appearance of the Orb. The Orb appears next in Ghost Rider (1st series) 14. This issue was first reprinted in Marvel Treasury Edition 18 and Marvel Tales 254. 32 pages. Cover price $0.20.

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Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Wally Wood. "The Bitter Taste of Defeat," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Don Heck, inks by Wally Wood; Enchantress uses the machine that Zemo used to create Wonder Man (see The Avengers #9) to turn one of Zemo's minions into Power Man; The two use tricks - and the Avengers' own internal discord - to make the Avengers appear dysfunctional; The City Council orders them to disband!; reprinted from The Avengers (1963 series) #21. 36 pgs., full color. $0.20. Cover price $0.20.

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Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott. "Blastaar, the Living Bomb-Burst," script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Sinnott; Mister Fantastic has been pulled from the Negative Zone…but so has living bomb Blastaar!; Sandman and Blastaar rampage against the FF; Good thing Inhuman friends Crystal and Triton are on hand for battle!; Reprinted from Fantastic Four #63. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.20.

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48 pages in two sections. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). On Stage cover by Leonard Starr. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Tug Transom (by Peter O'Donnell and Alfred Sindall), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Captain Easy (by Bill Crooks and Jim Lawrence), Dr. Kildare (by Ken Bald), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Batman (by Bob Kane), Paul Temple (by Francis Durbridge and Albert Mazure), The Heart of Juliet Jones (by Stan Drake), Dr. Guy Bennett (by Frank Thorne), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Ambler (by Doug Wildey), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), Friday Foster (by Jim Lawrence and Jorge Longaron), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Jack Burnley), Red Barry (by Will Gould), The Spirit (by Will Eisner), Gunner (by Jose Luis Salinas and Alfredo J., Grassi), The Seekers (by John Burns and L.A.J. Lilley), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), Mary Perkins On Stage (by Leonard Starr), James Bond (by Larry Horak and Jim Lawrence), Dateline: Danger! (by John Saunders and Alden McWilliams), Buck Rogers (by Murphy Anderson), Garth (by Frank Bellamy and Jim Edgar), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlensker), Kerry Drake (by Alfred Andriola), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), Scarth A.D. 2195 (by Jose Bea and Jo Addams), Big Ben Bolt (by John Cullen Murphy and Carlos Garzon), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), Peter Scratch (by Lou Fine), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Red Ryder (by Fred Harmon), and Tarzan (by Dan Barry). Sunday strips: Prince Valiant (by Hal Foster), Steve Canyon, Ambler, Friday Foster, Mary Perkins On Stage, Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Johnny Hazard, and Air Hawk. Also in this issue: a Sunday Connie strip (by Frank Godwin). Cover price $0.75.

48 pages in two sections. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). New color cover by Dick Giordano featuring the Spirit, Batman, the Phantom, Mandrake, and Modesty Blaise. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Tug Transom (by Peter O'Donnell and Alfred Sindall), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Captain Easy (by Bill Crooks and Jim Lawrence), Dr. Kildare (by Ken Bald), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Batman (by Bob Kane), Paul Temple (by Francis Durbridge and Albert Mazure), The Heart of Juliet Jones (by Stan Drake), Dr. Guy Bennett (by Frank Thorne), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Ambler (by Doug Wildey), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlensker), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), Friday Foster (by Jim Lawrence and Jorge Longaron), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Jack Burnley), Red Barry (by Will Gould) (in color), The Spirit (by Will Eisner), Gunner (by Jose Luis Salinas and Alfredo J., Grassi), The Seekers (by John Burns and L.A.J. Lilley), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), Mary Perkins On Stage (by Leonard Starr), James Bond (by Larry Horak and Jim Lawrence), Dateline: Danger! (by John Saunders and Alden McWilliams), Buck Rogers (by Murphy Anderson), Garth (by Frank Bellamy and Jim Edgar), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), Kerry Drake (by Alfred Andriola), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), Scarth A.D. 2195 (by Jose Bea and Jo Addams), Big Ben Bolt (by John Cullen Murphy and Carlos Garzon), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), Peter Scratch (by Lou Fine), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Red Ryder (by Fred Harmon), and Tarzan (by Dan Barry). Sunday strips: Prince Valiant (by Hal Foster) (in color), Steve Canyon, Ambler, Friday Foster, Mary Perkins On Stage (in color), Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Johnny Hazard, and Air Hawk (in color). Also in this issue: a Sunday Connie strip (by Frank Godwin). Cover price $0.75.

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48 pages in two sections. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). The Seekers cover. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Tug Transom (by Peter O'Donnell and Alfred Sindall), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Captain Easy (by Bill Crooks and Jim Lawrence), Dr. Kildare (by Ken Bald), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Batman (by Bob Kane), Paul Temple (by Francis Durbridge and Albert Mazure), The Heart of Juliet Jones (by Stan Drake), Dr. Guy Bennett (by Frank Thorne), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Ambler (by Doug Wildey), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), Friday Foster (by Jim Lawrence and Jorge Longaron), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Jack Burnley), Red Barry (by Will Gould), The Spirit (by Will Eisner), Gunner (by Jose Luis Salinas and Alfredo J., Grassi), The Seekers (by John Burns and L.A.J. Lilley), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), Mary Perkins On Stage (by Leonard Starr), James Bond (by Larry Horak and Jim Lawrence), Dateline: Danger! (by John Saunders and Alden McWilliams), Buck Rogers (by Murphy Anderson), Garth (by Frank Bellamy and Jim Edgar), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlensker), Kerry Drake (by Alfred Andriola), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), Scarth A.D. 2195 (by Luis Roca and Jo Addams), Big Ben Bolt (by John Cullen Murphy and Carlos Garzon), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), Peter Scratch (by Lou Fine), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Red Ryder (by Fred Harmon), and Tarzan (by Dan Barry). Sunday strips: Prince Valiant (by Hal Foster), Steve Canyon, Ambler, Friday Foster, Mary Perkins On Stage, Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Johnny Hazard, and Air Hawk. Also in this issue: a Sunday Connie strip (by Frank Godwin). Cover price $0.75.

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48 pages in two sections. Tabloid-sized 11-1/4-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Guy Bennett cover by Frank Thorne. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Johnny Hazard (by Frank Robbins), Rip Kirby (by John Prentice and Fred Dickenson), Tug Transom (by Peter O'Donnell and Alfred Sindall), Secret Agent Corrigan (by Archie Goodwin and Al Williamson), Modesty Blaise (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway), Captain Easy (by Bill Crooks and Jim Lawrence), Dr. Kildare (by Ken Bald), Jeff Cobb (by Pete Hoffman), Rick O'Shay (by Stan Lynde), Batman (by Bob Kane), Paul Temple (by Francis Durbridge and Albert Mazure), The Heart of Juliet Jones (by Stan Drake), Dr. Guy Bennett (by Frank Thorne), Steve Canyon (by Milton Caniff), Ambler (by Doug Wildey), Flash Gordon (by Dan Barry), Air Hawk and the Flying Doctors (by John Dixon), Friday Foster (by Jim Lawrence and Jorge Longaron), The Phantom (by Lee Falk and Sy Barry), Superman (by Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, and Jack Burnley), Red Barry (by Will Gould), The Spirit (by Will Eisner), Gunner (by Jose Luis Salinas and Alfredo J., Grassi), The Seekers (by John Burns and L.A.J. Lilley), Jeff Hawke (by Sydney Jordan), Mary Perkins On Stage (by Leonard Starr), James Bond (by Larry Horak and Jim Lawrence), Dateline: Danger! (by John Saunders and Alden McWilliams), Buck Rogers (by Murphy Anderson), Garth (by Frank Bellamy and Jim Edgar), Buz Sawyer (by Roy Crane and Hank Schlensker), Kerry Drake (by Alfred Andriola), Brick Bradford (by Paul Norris), Scarth A.D. 2195 (by Luis Roca and Jo Addams), Big Ben Bolt (by John Cullen Murphy and Carlos Garzon), Dick Tracy (by Chester Gould), Peter Scratch (by Lou Fine), Mandrake the Magician (by Lee Falk and Fred Fredericks), Ben Casey (by Neal Adams), Red Ryder (by Fred Harmon), and Tarzan (by Dan Barry). Sunday strips: Prince Valiant (by Hal Foster), Steve Canyon, Ambler, Friday Foster, Mary Perkins On Stage, Tarzan (by Russ Manning), Johnny Hazard, and Air Hawk. Also in this issue: a Sunday Connie strip (by Frank Godwin). Cover price $0.75.

16 pages in one section. Tabloid-sized 11-14-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Captain Easy cover by Leslie Turner. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Conchy (by James Childress), Tumbleweeds (by Tom K. Ryan), Broom Hilda (by Russell Myers), Pogo (by Walt Kelly), Sally Bananas (by Charles Barsotti), B.C. (by Johnny Hart), Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye (by E.C. Segar), Beetle Bailey (by Mort Walker), Krazy Kat (by George Herriman), Alley Oop (by V.T. Hamlin), Joe Palooka (by Tony DiPreta), Mickey Finn (by Morris Weiss), Captain Easy (by Leslie Turner), and Romeo Brown (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway). Sunday strips: Broom Hilda and Pogo. Also in this issue: Feiffer by Jules Feiffer, and an obituary for Walt Kelly. Cover price $0.35.

16 pages in one section. Tabloid-sized 11-14-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Tumbleweeds cover by T.K. Ryan. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Conchy (by James Childress), Tumbleweeds (by Tom K. Ryan), Broom Hilda (by Russell Myers), Pogo (by Walt Kelly), Sally Bananas (by Charles Barsotti), B.C. (by Johnny Hart), Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye (by E.C. Segar), Beetle Bailey (by Mort Walker), Krazy Kat (by George Herriman), Alley Oop (by V.T. Hamlin), Joe Palooka (by Tony DiPreta), Mickey Finn (by Morris Weiss), Captain Easy (by Leslie Turner), and Romeo Brown (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway). Sunday strips: Broom Hilda and Pogo. Also in this issue: Jornie Bignose by Mike Tiefenbacher. Cover price $0.35.

16 pages in one section. Tabloid-sized 11-14-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Beetle Bailey cover by Mort Walker. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Conchy (by James Childress), Tumbleweeds (by Tom K. Ryan), Broom Hilda (by Russell Myers), Pogo (by Walt Kelly), Sally Bananas (by Charles Barsotti), B.C. (by Johnny Hart), Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye (by E.C. Segar), Beetle Bailey (by Mort Walker), Krazy Kat (by George Herriman), Alley Oop (by V.T. Hamlin), Joe Palooka (by Tony DiPreta), Mickey Finn (by Morris Weiss), Captain Easy (by Leslie Turner), and Romeo Brown (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway). Sunday strips: Broom Hilda and Pogo. Also in this issue: Feiffer by Jules Feiffer. Cover price $0.35.

16 pages in one section. Tabloid-sized 11-14-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). Sally Bananas cover by Charles Barsotti. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Conchy (by James Childress), Tumbleweeds (by Tom K. Ryan), Broom Hilda (by Russell Myers), Pogo (by Walt Kelly), Sally Bananas (by Charles Barsotti), B.C. (by Johnny Hart), Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye (by E.C. Segar), Beetle Bailey (by Mort Walker), Krazy Kat (by George Herriman), Alley Oop (by V.T. Hamlin), Joe Palooka (by Tony DiPreta), Mickey Finn (by Morris Weiss), Captain Easy (by Leslie Turner), and Romeo Brown (by Peter O'Donnell and Jim Holdaway). Sunday strips: Broom Hilda and Pogo. Also in this issue: Benjy by Jim Berry. Cover price $0.35.

Cover by Wayne Howard. Stories and art by Tom Sutton, Joe Staton, Nicola Cuti, and Wayne Howard. Charlton's horror anthology featured art by Wally Wood protege Wayne Howard and linking stories starring Arachne and her mentor, Professor Coffin. A busy woman finds a way to be in more than one place at a time, in a story with art by horror comics legend Tom Sutton. Young Artie is really good at building things, which comes in handy while his father's undersea in a bathysphere, in a story by E-Man co-creators Nicola Cuti and Joe Staton. Prof. Coffin and Arachne try to help orphaned monster-kids find a home - but is The Institute really what they need? Come Home, Children; Everywhere Theres Lisa-Anne; The Things Artie Builds; Star Bright. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.

Australian Series. Reprints stories from Superman's Pal, Jimmy Olsen #150, #152 and other books. "The Double-Edged Sword" - Story by Steve Skeates, Pencils by Mike Sekowsky, Inks by Bob Oksner; "Newsboy Legion - Where's Charlie Now?" -Story by John Albano, Art by Henry Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli ; "Dial H for Hero - The Marauders from Thunderbolt Island" - Art by Jim Mooney. 52 pages, B&W.