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Down with Crime #7 was on my want list for a long while. A few years ago, this was an inexpensive book (if you could find one). But…
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…
Popular Comics #54 was a Dell Comics / Western Publishing production, published on August 1940. My attraction was primarily the motorcycle cover (featuring Gang Busters). But there is much more…
Alex Schomburg did some cool robot covers. One of the best was Mystery Comics #3 from publisher Better / Nedor / Standard / Pines that was printed October 1944….
All-New Comics #6 (January 1944) was published by Harvey. The wild cover has a bit of everything; no less than two motorcycle images, a U.S. flag waving over…
Red Circle comics was published by “Enwil,” a company that operated from 2747 W. Madison Street, Chicago, Illinois. Edwin Hamilton was acting proprietor. The business also operated under…
Whiz Comics #7 was published by Fawcett on August 1940. There is a nice little history of Fawcett Publishing…
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,…
Prize Comics was a rather obscure title published by Prize Publications (owned by pulp magazine publisher Crestwood). The series actually lasted 68 issues over eight years (March 1940…
My copy of Marvel Mystery Comics #48 is yet another classic Schomburg cover, complete with American flag waving troops on a WWII breach. I also have a #57…