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A short time after my father (Jim) passed away, I ran across a collection of books being sold on eBay – many of which were signed “Jimmy Peterson”…
Junior Miss (at least in its volume #2 Marvel, 1947 series from issues #24 to #34) was a vehicle for Marvel’s popular gal Cindy. The “Cindy and boy…
Lana Comics #6* (June 1949) was yet another title from publisher Marvel/Timely tied to its large stable of female working gal and teen humor books that included Hedy, Jeanie, Margie,…
Sunny #13* from Fox Feature Syndicate is dated April 1948. This book is largely popular due to the Al Feldstein “Junior” art inside. While artists of other inside stories differ, they…
Bugs Bunny‘s Vacation Funnies #2 (1952) is one “like new book” – perhaps the glossiest cover I’ve owned to date (almost need shades to block the reflection). My old Man…
While I had been looking for an Ozzie and Babs #9 (February 1949) for what seems like forever, I ran across Fawcett‘s Ozzie and Babs #4* (September 1948). …
Four Color #386 features Uncle Scrooge‘s first ever appearance and is from April 1952. Script, pencils, ink and cover – it’s 100% through and through by one of…
Wilbur Comics #29 on the left from Archie Comics was published February 1950. The cover gag, “Wilbur, when I say pay more attention to figures, I mean the ones on…
Walt Disney’s Comics and Stories (WDC) was published by Dell and ran an amazing 264 issues from 1940 to 1962. The series was the continuation of Mickey Mouse…
Torchy is the embodiment of the GGA genre, really one of a small handful of extremely sexy comic characters that made it into the mainstream of Golden Age comic…