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Noun – large, powerful lights at the front of a vehicle.
Cindy Comics from publisher Timely ran for a total of 12 issues, numbering #27 to #38. Issue #37 from December 1948 is below. …
Despite being tagged issue #5, the Roger Dodger title was only released for one issue on August 1952 by Standard Comics. So this is both Roger’s first and…
What can be said about the cover of Air Fighters Vol. 2 #2 that you can’t already see? Well, aside from the button popping blouse, the eye brow…
Bruce Gentry was a U.S. Air Force hero who went to work after the war for Southern Cross Airlines in South America. After chasing Latin lovelies for years, Bruce finally…
My Jo-Jo Comics are pictured here. They are key representations of Golden Age Good Girl art (gga). Most are from 1948. Most cover art is credited to Jack Kamen. A couple…
The artist behind this bold and graphic scene of the Blue Beetle on the cover of issue #59* on the left is unknown. The cover is complete with…
Issue #30 (left) from April 1950 was one of the comics originally from the ‘ole man’s stash. It features the art of Reed Crandall (himself a WWII air-force veteran) who would…
This strange headlight cover features Rulah Jungle Goddess literally “taking the bull by the horns.” It was published by Fox Feature Syndicate in November 1948. The comic was specifically pointed…