Four Color (1942-1962 Dell 2nd Series) comic books

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Walt Disney's Little Hiawatha. 10¢ Edition. Cover by Harvey Eisenberg. Stories by Carl Fallberg and others. Art by Jack Bradbury. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Disney's attempt at a "cute" Native American character, inspired by a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem. The tribe seeks a solution when a bear keeps raiding their fish stores at night. Conflict results when the river dries up right where Big Chief is digging for gold. Little Hiawatha and Silver Snake try to convince the Chief to go on a diet. Bagged Bear; High and Dry; The Hard-to-give Gift; The Littlest Tribe. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Walt Disney's Little Hiawatha. 15 Cent cover price variant. Cover by Harvey Eisenberg. Stories by Carl Fallberg and others. Art by Jack Bradbury. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Disney's attempt at a "cute" Native American character, inspired by a Henry Wadsworth Longfellow poem. The tribe seeks a solution when a bear keeps raiding their fish stores at night. Conflict results when the river dries up right where Big Chief is digging for gold. Little Hiawatha and Silver Snake try to convince the Chief to go on a diet. Bagged Bear; High and Dry; The Hard-to-give Gift; The Littlest Tribe. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

Indicia title is "WILL-YUM!, No. 902." Based on the "Will-Yum!" newspaper strip by Dave Gerard. Cover art by Dave Gerard. The Challenge; Will-yum and Madeline compete in a series of contests, with Will-yum becoming increasingly desperate as Madeline wins all the time. The Wreckers; Will-yum and Skinny explore an old deserted house. The Birdman; Will-yum tries to invent a way to fly. Smiley; Will-yum gets in trouble when he takes the slogan "Keep Smiling" too literally. The Rescue; Will-yum tries to help Madeline find her lost cat. Scripts and art by Dave Gerard. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Indicia title is "WILL-YUM!, No. 902." 15 Cent cover price variant. Cover by Dave Gerard. Story and art by Dave Gerard. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the "Will-Yum!" newspaper strip, a Dennis the Menace-like comic strip by Dave Gerard. Will-yum and Skinny explore a deserted old house. Will-yum tries to figure out how to fly. Will-yum takes the slogan "Keep Smiling" too literally. The Challenge; The Wreckers; The Birdman; The Rescue; Smiley. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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10¢ Edition. Indicia title is "DOTTY DRIPPLE AND TAFFY, No. 903." Based on the "Dotty Dripple" newspaper strip. T.V. Trouble; Horace climbs on the roof to adjust the TV antenna. Report Card Blues; Taffy is afraid to show her parents her report card because she has a "D" in Arithmetic. Pepper Goes to Dog School; Taffy tries to enroll Pepper in a dog school, but he is rejected because he is only a mongrel. Daddies Should Be Seen and Not Heard; Horace tries to help Taffy with her homework. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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15¢ Edition. Indicia title is "DOTTY DRIPPLE AND TAFFY, No. 903." Based on the "Dotty Dripple" newspaper strip. T.V. Trouble; Horace climbs on the roof to adjust the TV antenna. Report Card Blues; Taffy is afraid to show her parents her report card because she has a "D" in Arithmetic. Pepper Goes to Dog School; Taffy tries to enroll Pepper in a dog school, but he is rejected because he is only a mongrel. Daddies Should Be Seen and Not Heard; Horace tries to help Taffy with her homework. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "LEE HUNTER, INDIAN FIGHTER, No. 904." Painted cover art. Rebel Glory, art by Ray Bailey; When Indian raiders steal a rancher's horses, the cavalry is blocked from following them by Sioux Indians hunting a buffalo herd. Renegade Rifles, art by Ray Bailey; Lee Hunter suspects a trading post is illegally dealing surplus Confederate rifles to the Indians. The establishment of Fort Laramie in Wyoming. Descriptions of Union cavalry and Confederate Army uniforms. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Annette. Cover photo of Annette Funicello. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the Annette Funicello serial that ran during the 1957-58 season of The Mickey Mouse Club. New girl in school Annette gets invited to Laura's party. But when Laura's necklace goes missing, suspicion falls on Annette. She must prove her innocence by finding the necklace. In another story, Annette and her friends gather for a breakfast party. Plus photos of Annette Funicello. The Missing Necklace; Annette; A Sunrise Breakfast. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "FRANCIS, THE FAMOUS TALKING MULE, No. 906." Based on the "Francis the Talking Mule" movie series. Cover art by David Gantz. All Dune In; Pete thinks he's signing up for a free trip to Africa, but he's really signing himself and Francis up with the Foreign Legion; In the desert, the pair are assigned to bring in the bandit, Ben Ali Gazoom. The Policeman's Brawl; Francis gets Pete in trouble with a policeman and the two are taken to the police station. The Street Peddler; a street peddler, selling a strength serum called "Peppo," insults Francis and gets kicked in return. All art by Dave Gantz. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "SUGARFOOT, No. 907." Based on the "Sugarfoot" TV series. Intro with four photos. Brannigan's Boots, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Alex Toth; Sugarfoot is offered the job of sheriff when he rides into Bluerock; The former sheriff's daughter teams up with Sugarfoot to find out who killed her father. Eye Witness, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Alex Toth; Sugarfoot is riding to the town of Bonanza with Tate Mason when Notch Coberly's gang ambushes them and takes Mason, who was scheduled to testify at Coberly's trial. The evolution of law and order in the old West, art by Alex Toth. Traveling bootmakers in the old West, art by Alex Toth. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "Walt Scott's THE LITTLE PEOPLE AND THE GIANT, No. 908." Painted cover art. The Little People and the Giant; A cyclone dumps a raft with a "giant" (normal-sized) sailor on the Little People's land; The Little People try to make him feel at home, but the Groons keep playing pranks. Playing William Tell; Chub wants to play "William Tell" with his new bow and arrow. All interior art by Dan Gormley. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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10¢ Edition. Indicia title is "SMITTY, No. 909." Based on the "Smitty" newspaper strip. Happy Birthday; Smitty sends Herby to get some candy for his girlfriend's birthday; The candy is ruined, so Herby makes a card for Smitty to give to the girl. What Every Mother Should Know; When Herby's mother is sick, Herby assumes the duties of running the house. Proof of Loss; Herby gives Scrappy to a poor girl, but the dog is stolen by a bully and Herby has to fight to get him back. A Hero's Life; Herby is a bystander when a boy saves a baby from drowning in a pool; The boy quickly leaves and the baby's parents assume that Herby is the hero. Fighting Old Fighter; Smitty, Herby, and Mr. Bailey go to the North Woods to go fishing. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

15¢ Price Variant. Indicia title is "SMITTY, No. 909." Based on the "Smitty" newspaper strip. Happy Birthday; Smitty sends Herby to get some candy for his girlfriend's birthday; The candy is ruined, so Herby makes a card for Smitty to give to the girl. What Every Mother Should Know; When Herby's mother is sick, Herby assumes the duties of running the house. Proof of Loss; Herby gives Scrappy to a poor girl, but the dog is stolen by a bully and Herby has to fight to get him back. A Hero's Life; Herby is a bystander when a boy saves a baby from drowning in a pool; The boy quickly leaves and the baby's parents assume that Herby is the hero. Fighting Old Fighter; Smitty, Herby, and Mr. Bailey go to the North Woods to go fishing. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.15.

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The Vikings. Cover photo of Kirk Douglas. Art by John Buscema. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1959 United Artists movie The Vikings, featuring art by future Conan the Barbarian artist John Buscema. The film stars Kirk Douglas and Tony Curtis. Viking half-brothers Einar and Eric are separated during childhood. Einar grows up to become a great warrior, while Eric toils in slavery. Unaware of their relation, the brothers are reunited as they compete for the princess Morgana and the throne of Northumbria in Britain. Plus fun facts about Vikings. The Vikings; A Mystery in Stone; Viking Conquests. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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The Gray Ghost. Cover photo of Tod Andrews. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on a Civil War TV series that ran in syndication in 1957. Originally intended for CBS, The Gray Ghost followed the Civil War exploits of real-life Confederate cavalry officer John Singleton Mosby, known as the Gray Ghost. The series had difficulty finding a sponsor and network. Art by George Woodbridge or possibly Ray Bailey. Point of Honor; Problem of Command; Guerrilla Hideouts; Famous Mosby Raids. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Indicia title is "LEAVE IT TO BEAVER, No. 912." Based on the "Leave It to Beaver" TV series. Photo cover of Beaver Cleaver (as played by Jerry Mathers) and Wally Cleaver (as played by Tony Dow). Intro with three photos. Seal of Approval; Beaver finds an escaped trained seal in his back yard and keeps it in the bathtub, trying to keep his parents from finding out. All Around the Town; An old lady gives Beaver and Wally a tour of the sights of New York City. Out on a Limb; Wally and Beaver build a tree house, but the tree may have to be cut down because of elm blight; Wally and Beaver try to find a way to save the tree. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

The Left Handed Gun. Cover photo of Paul Newman. Art by Mike Roy and Mike Peppe. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1958 Warner Bros. film The Left Handed Gun. One of Paul Newman's earliest films, The Left Handed Gun retells the legend of Billy the Kid from the Kid's point of view. A misunderstood youth, Billy gets mixed up in a cattle war and targeted by the settlers of New Mexico. Plus photos and credits from the movie. The Left-Handed Gun; Billy the Kid; Pat Garrett. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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10¢ edition with ad on back cover. Indicia title is "NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS, No, 914." Adapted from the movie "No Time for Sergeants." Cover photo of Will Stockdale (as played by Andy Griffith) and Ben Whitledge (as played by Nick Adams). Intro with five photos. No Time For Sergeants, art by Alex Toth; Country bumpkin Will Stockdale gets drafted into the Air Force and drives everyone around him crazy as he tries to get transferred to the infantry. Summary of infantry training, art by Alex Toth. Facts and anecdotes about parachutes, art by Alex Toth. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

15¢ Test Market Price Variant with "The Long Ride Down" (story of the parachute) comic page on back cover. Indicia title is "NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS, No, 914." Adapted from the movie "No Time for Sergeants." Cover photo of Will Stockdale (as played by Andy Griffith) and Ben Whitledge (as played by Nick Adams). Intro with five photos. No Time For Sergeants, art by Alex Toth; Country bumpkin Will Stockdale gets drafted into the Air Force and drives everyone around him crazy as he tries to get transferred to the infantry. Summary of infantry training, art by Alex Toth. Facts and anecdotes about parachutes, art by Alex Toth. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.15.

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Indicia title is "CASEY JONES, No. 915." Adapted from the 1957-58 "Casey Jones" TV series. Photo cover of Casey Jones (as played by Alan Hale, Jr.), Casey Jones, Junior (as played by Bobby Clark), and Cinder (dog). Intro with two photos. Prison Train, script by Robert Schaefer, art by Bill Ziegler; Casey has to take a train of Army prisoners to Leavenworth and also is carrying a secret shipment of gold bullion. The Great Mail Race, script by Robert Schaefer, art by Bill Ziegler; With the Midwest and Central Railroad in financial trouble, Casey and the Cannonball Express have to race a train from the Southern and Panhandle Railroad to Ft. Worth to win a contract to carry mail. Facts about steam locomotives. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Indicia title is "RED RYDER RANCH COMICS, No. 916." Painted cover art. Three photos taken at Fred Harman's Red Ryder Ranch in Colorado, with commentary by Fred Harman. The Empty Fort, script by Fred Harman, art by Tony Sgroi; Red Ryder and Little Beaver find an old prospector delirious with the heat; When they take the prospector to their home, two gunmen arrive and the prospector disappears, along with Little Beaver. Where There's Smoke; Little Beaver finds an injured man in the woods and takes him to the man's cabin. A Hatful of Tricks, script by Fred Harman, art by Sparky Moore; Peddlers offer the Navaho "white man's hats" in exchange for food and water. The Walk of the Burro; how Big Jim Butler found gold while chasing his burros near Tonopah, Nevada, in 1900. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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The Life of Riley. Ad back cover. Cover photo of William Bendix. Art by Mike Sekowsky. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1953-58 NBC TV series The Life of Riley. Bumbling everyman Chester A. Riley was famous for his catchphrase "What a revoltin' development this is!", later appropriated by Ben Grimm of the Fantastic Four. Factory riveter Riley deals with life's frustrations with the help of his next-door neighbor, Gillis. But usually they just manage to make things worse. Junior Gets a Car; Chimp Off the Old Block; Picnic Panic; The Eyes Have It. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

The Life of Riley. Art back cover. Cover photo of William Bendix. Art by Mike Sekowsky. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1953-58 NBC TV series The Life of Riley. Bumbling everyman Chester A. Riley was famous for his catchphrase "What a revoltin' development this is!", later appropriated by Ben Grimm of the Fantastic Four. Factory riveter Riley deals with life's frustrations with the help of his next-door neighbor, Gillis. But usually they just manage to make things worse. Junior Gets a Car; Chimp Off the Old Block; Picnic Panic; The Eyes Have It; The Right Slant. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Beep Beep the Road Runner. 10c Cover Price Edition. Ad on back cover. Cover by Pete Alvarado. Stories by Paul S. Newman and Michael Maltese. Art by Pete Alvarado. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote cartoons. This was, in fact, the issue that established the later Dell/Gold Key Road Runner series. The comics feature three younger Road Runners, to add extra frustration to Wile E. Coyote's day. The Coyote tries an Instant Boulder (just add water), a Road Runner Rocket, an electric storm-maker, and an old-fashioned harpoon gun against the Road Runners. Another scheme involves a hot-air balloon and an anvil, but once he drops the anvil, there's nothing to keep the balloon from careening away. Gee Whizz-z-z; Hasty Pudding; Go-Go-Go; School Daze; Stop, Look, and Hasten. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Beep Beep the Road Runner. 10c Cover Price Edition. Road Runner comic on back cover. Cover by Pete Alvarado. Stories by Paul S. Newman and Michael Maltese. Art by Pete Alvarado. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote cartoons. This was, in fact, the issue that established the later Dell/Gold Key Road Runner series. The comics feature three younger Road Runners, to add extra frustration to Wile E. Coyote's day. The Coyote tries an Instant Boulder (just add water), a Road Runner Rocket, an electric storm-maker, and an old-fashioned harpoon gun against the Road Runners. Another scheme involves a hot-air balloon and an anvil, but once he drops the anvil, there's nothing to keep the balloon from careening away. Gee Whizz-z-z; Hasty Pudding; Go-Go-Go; School Daze; Stop, Look, and Hasten. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Beep Beep the Road Runner. 15c Cover Price Edition. Road Runner comic on back cover. Cover by Pete Alvarado. Stories by Paul S. Newman and Michael Maltese. Art by Pete Alvarado. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote cartoons. This was, in fact, the issue that established the later Dell/Gold Key Road Runner series. The comics feature three younger Road Runners, to add extra frustration to Wile E. Coyote's day. The Coyote tries an Instant Boulder (just add water), a Road Runner Rocket, an electric storm-maker, and an old-fashioned harpoon gun against the Road Runners. Another scheme involves a hot-air balloon and an anvil, but once he drops the anvil, there's nothing to keep the balloon from careening away. Gee Whizz-z-z; Hasty Pudding; Go-Go-Go; School Daze; Stop, Look, and Hasten. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

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Indicia title is "BOOTS AND SADDLES, No. 919." Based on the 1959 syndicated TV series "Boots and Saddles." Photo cover of Luke Cummings (as played by Michael Hinn) and Capt. Shank Adams (John Pickard). Intro with photos. Battle of Echo Canyon; A band of bandits engages the cavalry in a skirmish so that their leaders can recover a cache of stolen silver hidden in Echo Canyon. The Good Soldier; A young cavalry soldier is put on the spot when his outlaw brother robs a train near the Army post. Apache Drums; A dishonorably-discharged soldier tries to stir up trouble between the cavalry and the Apaches. Comparison of Indian horses and battle tactics with those of the Army cavalry. Facts about boots and saddles. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Zorro. Cover photo of Guy Williams. Art by Alex Toth and Tony DiPaola. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1957-59 ABC TV series Zorro, featuring art by comics legend Alex Toth. When a rebel landowner is given sanctuary by the church, the Capitan tries to smoke him out by putting the Native workers into forced labor. Zorro hopes to sabotage the plan by faking appearances of the mission's ghost. Zorro fears that a local girl has been kidnapped, but it turns out she just eloped. Plus an introduction to the Zorro character, and life in Spanish California. The Ghost of the Mission; A Bad Day for Bernardo; Games of the Vaqueros; El Camino Real. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "WYATT EARP, No. 921. Based on "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp" TV series. Cover photo of Wyatt Earp (as played by Hugh O'Brian). Intro with photos. Tunnel of Terror; Five years after they robbed the Dodge City Bank of $50,000, the Kade brothers are paroled. Tiny Trouble, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Russ Manning; "Tiny" Norton loses his temper when he is made fun of because of his shortness. Free Gold; Lone Bear comes to town with a large bag of gold to buy supplies for his tribe. Scripts by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Russ Manning. Wyatt's Information Center filler page; How Wyatt Earp used the Dodge City livery stable to gather information about newcomers and travelers in town. Drummers of Dodge filler page; the life of traveling salesmen ("drummers") in the old West. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Indicia title is "JOHNNY MACK BROWN, No. 922." Photo cover of Johnny Mack Brown. Riding on Cheese filler page; how a passenger on a stage with a dry wheel bearing used a piece of cheese to substitute for grease. Johnny Mack Brown and the Trail Pirates, pencils by Dan Spiegle; Johnny assists a wagon train after their scout is ambushed. The Paint Box, art by Russ Manning; When a stage driver breaks his arm, Johnny rides shotgun on the stage to protect a shipment of $5,000. Trapper's Armor; How trappers used heavy deerskin "armor" to help protect them from Indian arrows. The story of outlaw Joe Slade, who terrorized wagon trains for years, but was hanged by vigilantes in 1864 for a relatively minor offense. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "TIMMY, No. 923." Based on the "Timmy" newspaper strip. A Beautiful Time; Timmy and Hanky cause chaos in a beauty parlor. Drive-In 'Em Nuts; Timmy and Hanky create a commotion at a drive-in movie theater. Poor Pop; Timmy and Hanky's father decides he needs to spend more time playing with his children. Calamity at the Castle; Timmy imagines that he and Hanky are living in the days of knights and castles. Happy Helpers; Timmy and Hanky "help" their parents with painting and wall-papering. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Version with ad on back cover. Indicia title is "COLT .45, No. 924." Based on the "Colt .45" TV series. Cover photo of Chris Colt (as played by Wayde Preston). Intro with two photos. Decoy, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Bill Ziegler; Chris Colt crosses into Mexico to try to learn the identity of a bandit named El Charro. Explosion at Eagle Canyon, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Bill Ziegler; Colt is sent to Fort Kiowa to keep the secret of a powerful new explosive from being stolen. Some Early Colts, art by Sparky Moore; Depictions of the various models of Colt revolvers. Juicy Fruit Gum ad. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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"Success Story" back cover variant. Indicia title is "COLT .45, No. 924." Based on the "Colt .45" TV series. Cover photo of Chris Colt (as played by Wayde Preston). Intro with two photos. Decoy, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Bill Ziegler; Chris Colt crosses into Mexico to try to learn the identity of a bandit named El Charro. Explosion at Eagle Canyon, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Bill Ziegler; Colt is sent to Fort Kiowa to keep the secret of a powerful new explosive from being stolen. Some Early Colts, art by Sparky Moore; Depictions of the various models of Colt revolvers. Success Story, art by Sparky Moore; How Samuel Colt developed his gun manufacturing business. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Last of the Fast Guns. Cover photo of Jock Mahoney. Art by Nicholas Firfires. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1958 Universal-International film "Last of the Fast Guns." In the 1880s, a U.S. robber baron hires gunfighter Brad Ellison to find his missing brother in Mexico. But on the trail, Ellison learns that life is not as simple as it used to be. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Peter Pan. Cover by Bob Grant. Stories by Del Connell. Art by Al Hubbard. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Disney's official adaptation of the 1953 animated classic Peter Pan. British children Wendy Darling and her two brothers meet the eternally-young Peter Pan, who takes them to the enchanted realm of Never Land. But they also have to face Peter's arch-enemy, the iconic Captain Hook. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Version with Juicy Fruit Gum ad on back cover. Indicia title is "Luke Short's TOP GUN, No. 927." Adapted from the 1939 novel "Test Pit" by Luke Short. Painted cover art. Luke Short's Top Gun, art by John Buscema; Jim Goad tries to keep his headstrong nephew from becoming an outlaw. Adapted from the 1939 novel "Test Pit" by Luke Short. Cowtown Main Street, art by John Buscema; the development of a western boom town. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Version with art and Desert Survival facts on back cover. Indicia title is "Luke Short's TOP GUN, No. 927." Adapted from the 1939 novel "Test Pit" by Luke Short. Painted cover art. Luke Short's Top Gun, art by John Buscema; Jim Goad tries to keep his headstrong nephew from becoming an outlaw. Adapted from the 1939 novel "Test Pit" by Luke Short. Cowtown Main Street, art by John Buscema; the development of a western boom town. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Sea Hunt. Cover photo of Lloyd Bridges. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1958-1961 underwater adventure TV series Sea Hunt. Mike Nelson is recruited to retrieve top-secret space program equipment from a sunken ship. But someone else wants to get to that equipment first. During a fishing trip, Mike and his buddy notice smoke from Santa Luna Island, which is supposed to be uninhabited... and haunted. Plus photos and background from the TV series. Dynamite Cove; Ghost Island; Man Beneath the Sea. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Indicia title is "BRAVE EAGLE, No. 929." Based on the "Brave Eagle" TV series. Photo cover of Brave Eagle (as played by Keith Larsen). Short article about Brave Eagle's horse. Brave Eagle and the Ride for Life, art by Dan Spiegle; Smokey Joe is shot by bandits; When Brave Eagle goes to the Army fort for medicine, the bandits accuse him of leading a Cheyenne attack that killed an Army escort and stole $40,000 in gold bullion. Brave Eagle and the Mustang Trail, art by Dan Spiegle; White men set fire to Brave Eagle's village in order to steal the tribe's horses to sell to a stagecoach line. Bravery of Small Bear; how Small Bear upheld Cheyenne honor when Sioux chief Crazy Horse wanted to battle the cavalry and his Cheyenne allies wanted to withdraw. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Maverick. Variant with Juicy Fruit Gum ad on back cover. Cover photo of James Garner. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Western TV series Maverick. Bret wins a camel in a poker game. That seems like a terrible idea, but the camel comes in handy during a crisis in the desert. When Maverick is accused of shooting a woman, he has to escape jail and find the real shooter. Plus photos from the TV series. Relic of Fort Tejon; Thousand Dollar Trouble. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Maverick. Variant with photos of James Garner on back cover, demonstrating a quick draw method. Cover photo of James Garner. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Western TV series Maverick. Bret wins a camel in a poker game. That seems like a terrible idea, but the camel comes in handy during a crisis in the desert. When Maverick is accused of shooting a woman, he has to escape jail and find the real shooter. Plus photos from the TV series. Relic of Fort Tejon; Thousand Dollar Trouble. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Have Gun, Will Travel. Cover photo of Richard Boone. Art by Bob Correa. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Western TV series Have Gun, Will Travel, featuring Richard Boone as Paladin, the original "gun for hire." A British earl hires Paladin when his son becomes the new owner of a Montana ranch. Paladin has to guide the younger man through the wilderness while teaching him the ways of the West, and neither of those things is going to be easy. A San Francisco businessman hires Paladin to find his missing daughter-in-law near the Mexican border. Plus photos from the TV series and fun facts about the Old West. The Brave Man; The Girl From Piccadilly; Hired Gunmen; Western Money. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Ad on back cover. Indicia title is "SMOKEY THE BEAR, No. 932." Painted cover art by Morris Gollub. Introduction with photographs of the real-life Smokey, a bear cub who survived a forest fire. The True Story of Smokey; The true story of a bear cub that survived a deadly forest fire in New Mexico and became the mascot for the Forest Service's campaign to prevent forest fires. The Mountain Mission; Specs and Little Smokey go mountain-climbing to measure the snow depth. Building a Cabin; Smokey gets too much help from the forest animals as he tries to build a trail cabin. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Art on back cover. Indicia title is "SMOKEY THE BEAR, No. 932." Painted cover art by Morris Gollub. Introduction with photographs of the real-life Smokey, a bear cub who survived a forest fire. The True Story of Smokey; The true story of a bear cub that survived a deadly forest fire in New Mexico and became the mascot for the Forest Service's campaign to prevent forest fires. The Mountain Mission; Specs and Little Smokey go mountain-climbing to measure the snow depth. Building a Cabin; Smokey gets too much help from the forest animals as he tries to build a trail cabin. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Walt Disney's Zorro. Ad on back cover. Cover photo of Guy Williams. Art by Alex Toth. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1957-59 ABC TV series Zorro, featuring art by comics legend Alex Toth. A Zorro flag creates trouble for Sgt. Garcia and the Commandante. The Commandante has Garcia arrested, hoping he can infiltrate Zorro's gang. The Capitan tries to unmask Zorro in time for the Viceroy's visit. Garcias Secret; The Kings Emissary; The Little Zorro; Fiesta. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Add to cart FR 1.0 $7.20 Water damage. Large piece torn from interior page (piece is present and slightly affects art and story).

Walt Disney's Zorro. Photo on back cover. Cover photo of Guy Williams. Art by Alex Toth. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1957-59 ABC TV series Zorro, featuring art by comics legend Alex Toth. A Zorro flag creates trouble for Sgt. Garcia and the Commandante. The Commandante has Garcia arrested, hoping he can infiltrate Zorro's gang. The Capitan tries to unmask Zorro in time for the Viceroy's visit. Garcias Secret; The Kings Emissary; The Little Zorro; Fiesta. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

NOW variant. Photo Cover shows Zorro (as portrayed by Guy Williams). Stories by unknown. Art by Alex Toth. Tenth Zorro comic published. Featuring the tales "Garcia's Secret," "The King's Emissary" and "The Little Zorro," plus the 1-page story "Fiesta"! Starring Zorro, Capt. Monastario, Sgt. Garcia, Bernardo and Manuelo! 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart Good $7.20

Add to cart GD 2.0 $7.20

Add to cart FR/GD 1.5 $5.60

Restless Gun. Variant with Juicy Fruit Gum ad on back cover. Cover photo of John Payne. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Western TV series The Restless Gun. Gunslinger Vint stops to water his horse just at the spot where outlaws have planned a stagecoach robbery. He knows how to track the outlaws, but first he must convince the sheriff of the unlikely events he witnessed. When Vint witnesses a gunfight, he intervenes with his famed "six-shooter" that can become a pistol OR a rifle with a change of barrel. Plus photos from the TV series. Outlaw Stage; Vengeance Valley. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Restless Gun. Variant with Vint Bonner photo on back cover. Cover photo of John Payne. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Western TV series The Restless Gun. Gunslinger Vint stops to water his horse just at the spot where outlaws have planned a stagecoach robbery. He knows how to track the outlaws, but first he must convince the sheriff of the unlikely events he witnessed. When Vint witnesses a gunfight, he intervenes with his famed "six-shooter" that can become a pistol OR a rifle with a change of barrel. Plus photos from the TV series. Outlaw Stage; Vengeance Valley. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Restless Gun. 10¢ "NOW" Variant with Vint Bonner photo on back cover. Cover photo of John Payne. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Western TV series The Restless Gun. Gunslinger Vint stops to water his horse just at the spot where outlaws have planned a stagecoach robbery. He knows how to track the outlaws, but first he must convince the sheriff of the unlikely events he witnessed. When Vint witnesses a gunfight, he intervenes with his famed "six-shooter" that can become a pistol OR a rifle with a change of barrel. Plus photos from the TV series. Outlaw Stage; Vengeance Valley. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Version with ad on back cover. Indicia title is "KING of the ROYAL MOUNTED, No. 635." Painted cover art. Description of Cumberland House, a Hudson's Bay trading post in Saskatchewan built in 1774. The Vanishing Herd; King and the Cree tracker Moos-Toos investigate reports of poachers shooting buffalo in protected areas. The Last of Her Tribe; Story of the survival of Assiniboin Indian girl Pa-Pas-Ku, who survived by herself in the wilderness after her tribe was massacred by Snake Indians in the Canadian Rockies about 1840. Trouble at Avalanche Pass; King tricks a robber into helping him rescue a pair of stranded prospectors from a ledge. Scripts by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Bob Fujitani. Promo for Dell's Turok, Son of Stone comic. Facts about Eskimo sled dogs. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart GD+ 2.5 $7.60

Variant with "The Eskimo's Kayak" filler on back cover. Indicia title is "KING of the ROYAL MOUNTED, No. 635." Painted cover art. Description of Cumberland House, a Hudson's Bay trading post in Saskatchewan built in 1774. The Vanishing Herd; King and the Cree tracker Moos-Toos investigate reports of poachers shooting buffalo in protected areas. The Last of Her Tribe; Story of the survival of Assiniboin Indian girl Pa-Pas-Ku, who survived by herself in the wilderness after her tribe was massacred by Snake Indians in the Canadian Rockies about 1840. Trouble at Avalanche Pass; King tricks a robber into helping him rescue a pair of stranded prospectors from a ledge. Scripts by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Bob Fujitani. Promo for Dell's Turok, Son of Stone comic. Facts about Eskimo sled dogs. Facts about Eskimo kayaks. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart GD/VG 3.0 $8.50

Painted cover art by David Gantz. Bunions in the Crew; Aunt Matilda decides that Alfalfa needs to take ballet lessons. A Fishy Story; Spanky fakes an injury to get out of fighting Toughie McGurk. The Baby Sitters; When his mother is gone for the afternoon, Waldo lets the Rascals do their babysitting at his mansion. Ramblin' Wreckers; Mr. Grumble tries to trick the Rascals into tearing down a condemned house he owns. All art by David Gantz. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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NOW 10¢ Edition. Painted cover art by David Gantz. Bunions in the Crew; Aunt Matilda decides that Alfalfa needs to take ballet lessons. A Fishy Story; Spanky fakes an injury to get out of fighting Toughie McGurk. The Baby Sitters; When his mother is gone for the afternoon, Waldo lets the Rascals do their babysitting at his mansion. Ramblin' Wreckers; Mr. Grumble tries to trick the Rascals into tearing down a condemned house he owns. All art by David Gantz. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Ruff & Reddy. 10¢ version. Cover by Harvey Eisenberg. Art by Harvey Eisenberg. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features early Hanna-Barbera characters Reddy, a bulldog, and his cat pal Ruff.. Ruff & Reddy find a baby pink elephant who's run away from the circus. They offer to take him back to his mother, but she lives in Africa. While camping, Ruff & Reddy encounter a bear who's scared of other bears. A stray dog swipes Reddy's dog collar just as the dogcatcher is making his rounds. This was not just the first comics appearance of Ruff and Reddy, but the first appearance of any Hanna-Barbera characters in a comic book. Ruff and Reddy; Scary Safari; The Bear Brawl; Dogcatcher Dilemma. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Ruff & Reddy. 10¢ "NOW" Variant. Cover by Harvey Eisenberg. Art by Harvey Eisenberg. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features early Hanna-Barbera characters Reddy, a bulldog, and his cat pal Ruff.. Ruff & Reddy find a baby pink elephant who's run away from the circus. They offer to take him back to his mother, but she lives in Africa. While camping, Ruff & Reddy encounter a bear who's scared of other bears. A stray dog swipes Reddy's dog collar just as the dogcatcher is making his rounds. This was not just the first comics appearance of Ruff and Reddy, but the first appearance of any Hanna-Barbera characters in a comic book. Ruff and Reddy; Scary Safari; The Bear Brawl; Dogcatcher Dilemma. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Indicia title is "ELMER FUDD, No. 938." Cover art by Phil de Lara. New Brakes Needed, pencils by Tony Strobl; Elmer needs new brakes on his car and runs into the wall at the auto repair shop. The Secret Mission, art by Phil de Lara; Elmer tricks Bugs into going with him to his mountain cabin in order to help him dig a well. The Butting-In Butler, art by Phil de Lara; Elmer's rich Aunt Bessie is coming to visit and Elmer has to get rid of Daffy in order to make a good impression. Delivery Dilemma, art by Phil de Lara; Elmer takes a job helping Yosemite Sam with his delivery service; His first job is to deliver a lion to the zoo. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Add to cart VG- 3.5 $21.00 View scan

"NOW" 10¢ variant cover price. Indicia title is "ELMER FUDD, No. 938." Cover art by Phil de Lara. New Brakes Needed, pencils by Tony Strobl; Elmer needs new brakes on his car and runs into the wall at the auto repair shop. The Secret Mission, art by Phil de Lara; Elmer tricks Bugs into going with him to his mountain cabin in order to help him dig a well. The Butting-In Butler, art by Phil de Lara; Elmer's rich Aunt Bessie is coming to visit and Elmer has to get rid of Daffy in order to make a good impression. Delivery Dilemma, art by Phil de Lara; Elmer takes a job helping Yosemite Sam with his delivery service; His first job is to deliver a lion to the zoo. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart VG+ 4.5 $10.50

Add to cart Very Good $9.30

Add to cart VG 4.0 $9.50

Add to cart GD+ 2.5 $5.40

Milton Caniff's Steve Canyon. Painted cover by George Wilson. Stories by Milton Caniff. Art by Ray Bailey and Milton Caniff. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the "Steve Canyon" comic strip by Milton Caniff. Aircraft designers think their new plane is foolproof, but Steve isn't so sure. He suspects that the experimental new craft is not prepared for the heat generated by re-entry from the upper atmosphere. Research suggests Caniff drew Steve Canyon's heads, while the rest of the art was by Bailey, not an unusual arrangement for the time. Plus illustrated articles about fighter jets, missiles and spaceflights of the late 1950s. Fighter Planes; Breaking the Heat Barrier; Air Force Missiles; Space Flight. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Add to cart Fair $3.00

Indicia title is "LOLLY AND PEPPER, No. 940." Based on the "Lolly" newspaper strip by Pete Hansen. Not the Type; Pepper disturbs Lolly while she's trying to practice for a typing contest. Cap Pistol Packing Granny; When Granny picks up Pepper's cap pistol in a bank lobby, people think she has a real gun and is trying to rob the bank. Early to Bed; Lolly is in trouble with the boss for being late to work; That night Pepper commits a series of pranks that keep her and Granny awake all night. Home Sweet Home; Pepper decides to run away from home. Double Date; Lolly and Mr. Maypole go out on a date; Pepper secretly tags along and manages to foul things up. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart GD 2.0 $3.20

Add to cart GD 2.0 $3.20

Walt Disney's Pluto. 10¢ Edition. Cover by Paul Murry. Stories and art by Jack Bradbury and Don R. Christensen. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Mickey Mouse's faithful dog Pluto. Pluto investigates a hole in the ground, and suddenly finds himself in Wonderland. Pluto sneezes at the wrong time while Mickey is watching a suspenseful TV show. Pluto gets ejected from the bullfight arena, so he disguises himself as a tiger. Dangerous Diggings; His Knowing Nose; Hold That Tiger; Temporary Teamwork. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart GD+ 2.5 $5.80

Add to cart Good $4.80

Indicia title is "TALES OF THE PONY EXPRESS, No. 942." Painted cover art by Sam Savitt. War Paint, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Nicholas Firfires; Garrett is sent to buy horses for the Pony Express; $5,000 in gold has been sent to the Thirty Mile Station to pay for the horses, but bandits steal the money and set fire to the station. Desert Ambush, script by Eric Freiwald and Robert Schaefer, art by Nicholas Firfires; Garrett is ambushed on his Pony Express ride across the desert, but the robbers just want his horse, not the mail. The Night Ride...Craig Garrett Tells His Story, art by Nicholas Firfires. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart VG- 3.5 $9.60

Walt Disney's White Wilderness. Painted cover by Taylor Oughton. Stories and art by Jesse Marsh. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the 1956 Disney True-Life Adventure movie White Wilderness, featuring art by Tarzan artist Jesse Marsh. A look at the life of a bear in the American wilderness, from streamside to mountainside to its long winter nap. The film "White Wilderness" won the Academy Award for Best Documentary, but was also notorious in later years for promoting the myth that lemmings leap over cliffs to their doom. Plus fun facts about mountain men and a look at the filming of the documentary. Filming White Wilderness; White Wilderness; Men of the White Wilderness. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart VG 4.0 $41.00 View scans Cover oxidation.	Add to cart VG 4.0 $41.00 View scans	Add to cart GD+ 2.5 $27.00 View scan Centerfold detached.	Add to cart GD 2.0 $16.00 View scans
Add to cart GD 2.0 $18.00 View scan

The 7th Voyage of Sinbad. Cover photo of Kerwin Mathews. Story by Gaylord Du Bois. Art by John Buscema. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the Ray Harryhausen classic The 7th Voyage of Sinbad, featuring art by future Conan the Barbarian artist John Buscema. After an evil wizard shrinks a princess, Sinbad must escort her to an island of monsters to cure her. But the wizard is not escaped so easily. Plus fun facts about the legends of Sinbad. The 7th Voyage of Sinbad; Sinbads Other Voyages; Map of Colossa. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart VG- 3.5 $17.00 View scan Water damage. Cover oxidation.

Add to cart VG- 3.5 $17.00 View scan Water spotting.

Add to cart GD/VG 3.0 $13.00 View scan

Add to cart Good $10.00

Maverick. Cover photo of James Garner and Jack Kelly. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the classic Western TV series Maverick. Bret matches wits with a gang of outlaws. The outlaws believe a map to a gold mine is hidden on the Stage West. Bret's brother Bart bets that luck will favor him when he goes up against a town's false pride. Plus photos from the TV series and fun facts about stagecoaches. Stage West; Irish Luck; Stage Station; The Indian's General Store; Stage Traffic. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart VG/FN 5.0 $14.00 View scan Water spotting. Staple rust with migration.

Photo cover is color action still from the 1958 film, The Big Country, starring Gregory Peck. Intro with photos from the film. The Big Country, script by Paul Newman, art by Bob Correa; Families feuding over water rights, pits against one another, two big men--one, a rough ranch foreman, the other an equally tough "dude" who is a former sea captain. Tenderfoot Jokes filler page, art by Bob Correa. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart GD+ 2.5 $6.40

Add to cart GD- 1.8 $4.20

Indicia title is "BROKEN ARROW, No. 947." Cover photo of John Lupton and Michael Ansara. Story by Otto Binder. Art by Dan Spiegle. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue is based on the "Broken Arrow" TV series, featuring the adventures of "Indian agent" Tom and Apache chieftain Cochise. Tom and Cochise undertake a dangerous journey to Tucson with a captured killer. After Apache families are captured by mistake, Tom and Cochise must prevent a war. An Apache flees after accidentally injuring a white man, but that only makes things worse. Plus photos from the TV series and fun facts about Apaches and "Indian agents." Desert Ordeal; Vengeance Trail; Trackdown; The Stronghold; Indian Agent. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart Very Good $6.70

Add to cart Very Good $6.70

Daisy Duck's Diary. Cover by Tony Strobl. Stories and art by Tony Strobl, Steve Steere and John Liggera. Four Color is the collective title for Dell's long, irregularly published series of one-shots. This issue features Donald and the various related Ducks. During a date on a rowboat, Donald and Daisy are transported by cyclone to a tropical island. Daisy has a date with a movie star, if gossip doesn't ruin her chances with him first. The Beagle Boys see Daisy's diary as a way to target her boss, Uncle Scrooge. Uncle Scrooge; Donald Duck; Huey, Dewey and Louie; Daisy Duck; Grandma Duck. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Add to cart VG- 3.5 $6.90

Add to cart FR 1.0 $2.65

Indicia title is "HIGH ADVENTURE, No. 949." Based on the "High Adventure with Lowell Thomas" TV series. Photo cover with Lowell Thomas. Intro with photos. New Guinea; Lowell Thomas takes an expedition on a dangerous mission to see primitive tribes in New Guinea. Tracking a Man-Eater; Lowell Thomas takes his camera crew to India to participate in the hunt for a man-eating tiger. Scripts by Gaylord Du Bois, art by Bob Fujitani. Articles on the tools and weapons of New Guinea tribesmen and how a tiger becomes a man-eater. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Add to cart FR/GD 1.5 $3.90

Indicia title is "FROSTY THE SNOWMAN, No. 950." Painted cover art. Ho! Ho! Ho! filler page with riddles. Magic Hat; An owl snatches Frosty's magic hat and leaves it on a weathervane high atop a farmer's barn. A Friend Indeed; When heavy snows keep the forest animals from being able to find food, Frosty tries to get a job to get money to buy food, but nobody wants to hire a snowman. Frosty the Snowman Visits Santa Claus; Frosty visits Santa; there he finds that trade rats have taken the stardust that Santa uses on the reindeer's hooves to make them fly. A Very Special Sled; Frosty goes with Santa to help with the deliveries on Christmas Eve. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.