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“Northwest Mounties” refers to the Royal Northwest Mounted Police (RNWMP), which was a predecessor to the modern Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). The RNWMP was established in 1873…
Let’s just get the tragic parts of this story out of the way. Archer St. John, owner/editor of St. John Publishing overdosed on sleeping pills in 1955, at…
Canteen Kate #2* by publisher St. John is from August 1952. It’s generally prized due to having been created by Matt Baker from cover to cover. The great…
Good ole’ St. John Publishing Co. squeezed out just three issues of Ella Cinderella (‘er, Cinders that is). Shown here are #3* and #4 from August and October…
Seems I’ve always had a thing for the comic gals. I collected Spider Woman and Red Sonja back in the day with my paper route money, and many…
Nightmare started back in the summer of 1952 under publisher Ziff-Davis. The company (still publishing titles today such as PC Magazine) had a brief stint in comic books…
Lucy, The Real Gone Gal continued on as Meet Miss Pepper after just four short issues . Issue #2 here was published August 1953 by St. John. Despite the “Desperate Housewives” like…
There was no shortage of mice cartoon characters in the 50’s. Mickey Mouse, Marmaduke Mouse, Minute Mouse, Atomic Mouse, Danger Mouse, Supermouse (“The big cheese”), Mouse Musketeers –…
The cover of Authentic Police Cases #2*, by St. John is from January, 1948. I like how it has the feel of motion created by the angles of…
Mopsy could easily be the most unique comics in my collection. Not only is the series drawn by one of the few female comic artists of the time (Gladys…