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Cover by Nat Jones. Written by Dan Wickline. Art by Alex Sanchez. Crawling from the wreckage of 30 Days of Night: Dead Space is this latest five-part continuation of the 30 Days of Night saga. In part one of Spreading The Disease, Agent Michael Henson had all the evidence he needed to prove to the world that vampires exist... until the government took it all away. Now, urged on by a mysterious "friend," Henson must follow a path of carnage and gore in hopes of finding the answer to why anyone would want to put a vampire into space, with his only lead being to follow the fangs. Dan Wickline (30 Days of Night: Dead Space), Alex Sanchez (Doomed) and Jay Fotos (Clive Barker's The Great and Secret Show) bring you this stunning tale of mystery and horror, with alternate covers provided by Nat Jones (30 Days of Night 2005 Annual). Covers will be shipped in a 1-to-1 ratio. Mature readers, 32 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

52-page giant. Cover pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Murphy Anderson. "Attack of the Micro-Murderer," script by Cary Bates, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson; Superman's body is invaded by a Zohtt, a magical wraith-being which attempts to destroy him, and not even a blood transfusion from most of Metropolis' citizens can save him. "The Man with the X-Ray Mind," script by Leo Dorfman, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Murphy Anderson; Superman learns that a Metropolis University janitor has psychic powers, including precognition, the ability to predict the future - and that the janitor knows that he is Clark Kent. Vigilante classic reprint, "The Impossible Legend," script by Dick Wood, art by Bob Brown. Superboy classic reprint, "When Krypto Was Superboy's Master," script by George Kashdan, art by George Papp; Superboy and Krypto exchange minds. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

"Witch Who Wouldn't," "Good or Bad," "Inside the Mountain!" (art by John Forte), "Dream World," and "He Pierced the Unknown!" (art by Ogden Whitney). Edited by Richard E. Hughes. Cover by Ogden Whitney. Stories by Richard E. Hughes, Emil Gershwin, Tom Hickey, John Forte, Bob Jenney, and Ogden Whitney. Spine-chilling tales of suspense, horror, and the supernatural—prepare yourself for Adventures into the Unknown! 36 pages, full color. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Owen Fitzgerald. Written by Cal Howard, Henry Boltinoff and unknown. Art by Owen Fitzgerald, Henry Boltinoff, Bob Oksner and unknown. Bob Hope, America's favorite funnyman, stars in an untitled 3-part story by Cal Howard and Owen Fitzgerald. Plus: Honey in Hollywood half-pager by Henry Boltinoff; On the Set 2-pager, with art by Boltinoff; Jerry the Jitterbug 1-pager by Boltinoff; A Bit of Disc and Data article; Miss Beverly Hills of Hollywood back-up story, with art by Bob Oksner; and Peg 1-pager. Also: Tootsie Roll ad "Captain Tootsie at the Snow Carnival," with art by Bill Schrieber. 48 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Mort Drucker. Don't Give Fire A Place to Start public service announcement starring Superboy, script by Jack Schiff, art by Win Mortimer. The Brainless Brain Surgeon, script by Arnold Drake, art by Mort Drucker; Bob is mistaken for Dr Killpain, and goes along with it because he likes to play golf. Cap's Hobby Center filler page by Henry Boltinoff. The Medic Gets a Head-Ic, script by Arnold Drake, art by Mort Drucker; Bob gets kidnapped by South American bandits who think he can operate on their leader. Is There A Doctor In the House?, script by Arnold Drake, art by Mort Drucker. Casey the Cop humor page by Henry Boltinoff. 32 pgs. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by John Rosenberger. "Dr. Masters' Desperate Decision," script by Robert Bernstein, art by John Rosenberger; Young Dr. Masters and his father spar repeatedly over his preference for research over diagnosis, but his knowledge later saves his father's life. The Nursing Profession: Teen Career Guides article. The Man Who Killed Pain: Great Moments in Medicine article, art by John Rosenberger; The story of the development of painkillers, and Dr. William Thomas Green Morton, a dentist who used ether successfully and encouraged its use at Massachusetts General Hospital in the mid-nineteenth century. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

Written by JEFF PARKER & PAUL TOBIN Penciled by RAMON ROSANAS Cover by DAVE BULLOCK Time was, if a train was about to run over a lady, heroes didn't go back in time to divert the rail, they flew down and took the full impact of that locomotive! And they didn't sometimes team up with their enemies either, a villain is a bad guy and that's all there is to it! There's a lot about hero-ing our friend The Sentry will learn when he meets... the GOLDEN AGE SENTRY! Also, the Sentry and his 31st century Guardians of the Galaxy teammates get the call when a planet named Idda is about to give birth, and the only known planetary midwifery tome is guarded by the remains of a savage race! Will they reach the book in time? Live through a horrifying space battle? And will the Sentry even notice Sun Girl has a crush on him? Join the Sentry and the star-spanning Guardians in their quest to deliver big! 32 PGS./Rated A Cover price $2.99.

Canadian Edition (incorrectly numbered #14 on cover and in indicia). Reprints issue 12 of American series with reduced page count and fewer stories. 32 pages, FC. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Robert Crumb. Freddy Visits for the Weekend, script by Harvey Pekar, art by Robert Crumb; Harvey's friend Freddy is in town and nobody wants him to stay at their house. Emil, script by Harvey Pekar, pencils by Greg Budgett, inks by Gary Dumm; Harvey remembers a guy who used to live in his neighbourhood. Leonard & Marie, script by Harvey Pekar, art by Gary Dumm; Harvey tries to bring two single friends together. An Everyday Horror Story, script by Harvey Pekar, art by Gerry Shamray; Harvey's voice goes on his honeymoon, and it's diagnosed as a vocal cord nodule. 60 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.00.

Written by Harvey Pekar Art by David Lapham, Chris Weston, Dean Haspiel, Hilary Barta, John Lucas, Zachary Baldus and Ed Piskor Cover by Philip Bond In 2006, comics legend Harvey Pekar brought his unsparing tales of ordinary life to Vertigo with an all-new run of AMERICAN SPLENDOR, the comic that, 30 years earlier, rose 'from the streets of Cleveland' and changed how we look at comics. Often imitated but never duplicated, Pekar proved that he still has the power to 'make mundane reality seem like the highest drama' (Entertainment Weekly) in his critically acclaimed Vertigo series. Now, Harvey Pekar is back with an all-new series of AMERICAN SPLENDOR, featuring his funniest, most poignant, somber and uplifting stories from the complex life of an ordinary man. Once again, the Vertigo AMERICAN SPLENDOR pairs Harvey with some of the most exciting, innovative artists currently in comics, including in this special premiere issue, David Lapham (YOUNG LIARS, Stray Bullets), Chris Weston (THE FILTH, Fantastic Four), Dean Haspiel (THE QUITTER, Brawl), Mike Hawthorne (THE UN-MEN, Queen and Country), John Lucas (THE EXTERMINATORS) and other luminaries from both the mainstream and indie worlds. In this issue, they join Harvey to chronicle his battles with stubborn sofas, short sighted magazine writers, treacherous front doorsteps and many more obstacles for Harvey to overcome in his pursuit of a fulfilling and meaningful existence. 'Pekar's ability to find the exceptional in the everyday has matured and blossomed over time.' - Publisher's Weekly On sale April 2 ? 1 of 4 ? 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US MATURE READERS Cover price $2.99.

Cover by John Byrne. John Byrne (w & a & c) More than a century before, Angelus faced a monster born out of one man's nightmares. He thought it was destroyed, but now, on the streets of New York in the 1920s, Angel finds it alive and hungering for revenge. FC 32 pages Cover price $3.99.

Where do Animaniacs come from? The Warners answer this age-old question and teach Dr. Scratchansniff about the facts of toon life...including all the disgusting details about how a comic book is made! Written by Dana Kurtin and Jesse McCann. Cover price $1.50.

Cover by Leonardo Batic and Horacio Ottolini. Written by Sean Carolan, Jennifer Moore, Mark McKain and unknown. Art by Leonardo Batic, Horacio Ottolini, Omar Aranda (Sol Studio), Scott McRae and Neal Sternecky. Hello Nurse, mild-mannered studio ditz by day, leads a double life as the ingenious secret agent of H.U.B.B.A., Headquarters for Undercover Buoyantly Beautiful Agents. When not bandaging the boo-boos of the Warners, she fights a never-ending battle against the insidious forces of I.C.K., the International Conspiracy Klatch. "Hello Nurse, Agent of H.U.B.B.A." fights for truth, liberty and band-aids for all in a story by Sean Carolan, Jennifer Moore, Leonardo Batic and Horacio Ottolini. Plus: The Warners in "Wakko for President" by Mark McKain, Omar Aranda (Sol Studio) and Scott McRae. And: Useless Facts 1-pagers "The Eyes Have It!" and "Nuts to You!" with art by Neal Sternecky. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.75.

It's "The Return of Hello Nurse, Agent of H.U.B.B.A."! After delaying the evil Femme Feline's plan to turn the world into her own personal litter box, Hello Nurse is left for dead, but an unseen benefactor nurses her back to health. Rehabilitated, retrained, and rearmed with a new hi-tech costume, Hello Nurse rises from the ashes to put an end to Femme Feline once and for all. But just who was that shadowy figure that brought our hero back from the grave? Written by Jennifer Moore and Sean Carolan. Pencils by Leonardo Batic. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.75.

Even if you can't drive, you're going to sure wish you could when Yakko, Wakko and Dot take the wheel! Plus, Slappy Squirrel inflicts damage on a revered American tradition: the talk show; and the Animaniacs meet...the Spice Gals? Written by Jennifer Moore, Sean Carolan and Jeff Suess. Pencils by Omar Aranda and Leonardo Batic. Cover by Leonardo Batic and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.95.

Who will save us in our darkest hour? Why, Hello-o-o-o-o Nurse, secret agent of H.U.B.B.A., of course! Out to save the Warner Lot from ten-ton tiki-heads of terror, can Hello Nurse thwart Goldenhead's evil plot before he blows up every single Animaniacs character? It's an all-star, all-Animaniacs, spot-'em-all-before-they-go-boom special fiftieth issue! Written by Jennifer Moore and Sean Carolan. Pencils by Leonardo Batic and Walter Carzon. Cover by Leonardo Batic and Mike DeCarlo. FC, 32 pg. Cover price $1.99.

WRITTEN BY JENNIFER MOORE AND SEAN CAROLAN; ART BY LEO BATIC AND HORACIO OTTOLINI In stores January 19. Hellllllo, Nurse! Everyone's favorite Agent of H.U.B.B.A is back, and this time her evil twin sister, Nurse Doom, has a scheme to destroy H.U.B.B.A. once and for all. Introducing the Candystripers: Cheerio Nurse, Foxy Nurse and Aloha Nurse. FC, 32 PG." Cover price $1.99.

Stories by Craig Boldman, George Gladir and Mike Pellowski. Art and Cover by Stan Goldberg & Bob Smith. When Reggie and Archie both ask Veronica out to the Picturebox disco, she lets them decide who will take her. So, unable to come to a reasonable solution, they decide to rotate the date in fifteen-minute shifts in "The Trade-Off!" Plus: In a medieval setting, Archie gets sent to detention, gets upstaged by Reggie in sports competitions and faces exams from Mr. Weatherbee, but still manages to outsmart a fire-breathing dragon and end up with a bunch of fair maidens in "A Knight to Remember"; Archie imagines what a girl that could pass for his twin would look like in the 1-pager "Twin Din"; while getting a haircut, Archie is faced with many new drastic hairstyle possibilities in "Hair Scare"; the girls visit Archie's new job at a brokerage building in the 1-pager "Biz Wiz"; and Archie goes to buy a new bicycle helmet at Glom-Mart and is asked by every one of his friends and family to pick something up for them, but while there, he forgets why he went there in the first place...but Moose's mysterious mind saves the day in "Store Chore"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $2.19.

Written by Michael Uslan. Art by Stan Goldberg. The Final Chapter of the Archie Marriage Storyline! 'Archie Marries Betty: Happily Ever After': Now that you've witnessed the engagement and wedding of Archie and Betty, prepare for the next stage of married life: parenthood! Of course, you haven't really had a taste of parenthood until you've seen it done Archie-style! Can Archie get through lamaze class without causing a commotion? Never mind that - can he make it through the actual birth without full scale panic? Mixed in with the patented Archie humor is the heartwarming reaction among the new grandparents, friends and faculty. And let's just say there's a big surprise in store for the happy couple! But that's not the only surprise in Riverdale - just wait until you see the job Archie gets, and who ends up with who among Archie and Betty's friends... not to mention yet another surprise wedding! When it comes to Riverdale, the surprises never end! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $2.50.

Cover by Dan DeCarlo. Stories by Dan Parent, Mike Pellowski, Bill Golliher, Joe Edwards and George Gladir. Art by Dan Parent & Rudy Lapick, Stan Goldberg & Mike Esposito, Fernando Ruiz & Rex W. Lindsey and Ruiz & Dan Loprieno. The gang ends up in the hospital with food poisoning from Veronica's cooking. There, Archie becomes jealous of the attention Betty and Veronica are paying to a handsome resident in "OK in the E.R." Plus: Inspired by his friends, Chuck comes up with a cast of characters for a new comic book feature that sounds suspiciously like the X-Men in "Hero Zero"! Also: Jughead agrees to sell Reggie a book that contains the phone number of a woman Reggie is interested in in 1-page story "Ring-a-Ding Ding-a-Ling"! And: Moose's first day on the job doesn't go very well in 1-page story "That's Some Break"! Plus: Desperate for a booking, Josie and the Pussycats begin practicing being a country band in "That's Entertainment"! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.50.

Cover pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. The Image, script by Frank Doyle, art by Bob Bolling; Tired of being viewed as a villain by his students, Mr. Weatherbee tries to change his image by looking kindly on everything the students do, even whistling at Veronica when she walks down the hall in short shorts. "Coach" Weatherbee, script and pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Chic Stone; After recalling his days playing football at University, Mr. Weatherbee tries to relive his youth vicariously by training Archie to become Riverdale High's star football player. 36 pgs. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

Cover art by Stan Goldberg. "No Holds Barred, Part I," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Stan Goldberg, inks by Jon D'Agostino; Chuck and Archie figure out that Moose is wrestling professionally. "That's Entertainment" half-page Li'l Jinx's Chum Charley story, script and art by Joe Edwards. "No Holds Barred, Part 2," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Stan Goldberg, inks by Jon D'Agostino; Archie and Chuck tell Moose that he can't wrestle for the school since he's now gone pro. "Ain't No Reason"; Bobby learns why it's important to speak English well. Archie Club News. "The Swinger"; Chuck quits baseball. 36 pgs., full color. $0.60. Cover price $0.60.

Kevin Sharpe Cover - by James Kuhoric, Fabio Laguna, & Nick Bradshaw. Traveling to the old cabin, Ash must destroy the anchor holding the spirit in the woods to this dimension if he wants to claim the prize...a chance to save the soul of his lost maiden. Cover price $2.99.

Issue No. M. By Doug Paszkiewicz. This is the King of All Funny Books. If you haven't tried it yet, this is the perfect issue to get on board. In this exciting episode, the tooth fairy and her hired thug roam the backroads to collect children's teeth by any means necessary. Plus: A man with no skin tries to work as a receptionist, and many others. 24 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.65.

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(W) Nick Spencer (A) Riley Rossmo (CA) Frazer Irving Swing Low.' Cover price $3.50.

Written by David Avallone. Art by Julius Ohta. Cover by David Williams. When you step through an inter-dimensional gate the results are unpredictable: sometimes you find yourself in a bikini made of coins with a sword in your hand! Reality is shattering, the gate has been opened for an invasion from the Great Old Ones…and only model spy BETTIE PAGE can save the world in this epic four-part miniseries from David Avallone (ELVIRA: MISTRESS OF THE DARK) and Julius Ohta. The Crisis on Infinite Betties begins in BETTIE PAGE: UNBOUND #1! 32 pages, full color. Rated T+ Cover price $3.99.

Written by Kathleen Webb, George Gladir, and Michael Gallagher. Art by Dan DeCarlo and Henry Scarpelli. Cover by Dan DeCarlo and Henry Scarpelli. Reggie has to learn courtesy on the slopes the hard way. A chilling dream changes Veronica's attitude on environmentalism. Archie's horoscope warns him of impending disaster concerning Betty, Veronica and the junior prom. Veronica is livid when a pledge drive appearance by Betty on the local PBS station draws bigger ratings than her appearance on a cable "famous lifestyles" show. Editor Gorelick promotes Betty & Veronica Spectacular #35, Cheryl Blossom #22 and Sabrina The Teenage Witch #25. 36 pages, full color. $1.79. Cover price $1.79.

"The Black Bat's Summons" by "G. Wayman Jones" (Norman Daniels); "Might I Suggest" by Richard Brister; and "Last Night's Murder" by J. Lane Linklater. Pulp magazine format; black and white; 112 newsprint pages. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dick Giordano. Stories and art by Vince Colletta and John Tartaglione. Newly married romance, and all the complications that go with it. A psychologist explains that Betty and Tom's marital problems began when they moved in with his mother. Connie grows up on a plantation that belongs to Meredith's father, and Meredith routinely takes Connie's things, but when they both fall for Ben, it's a different story. Marie has a feeling of panic and "doom" just before her wedding. Even the Poor Can Love; The Moments of Fear; A Life of Your Own; Love Lasts; Vision in White. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Final issue of the series. "Wolves on the Loose," "Fighting Fools," "Assignment: Death!" (art on all by Mort Lawrence). Also "Flash Flood!" (pencils by Gene Fawcette, inks by Vince Alascia). Lawrence inside front cover and front cover. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Charles Quinlan. Stories and art by Herman C. Browner, Sylvan H. Stein, Jack Alderman, C. R. Schaare, Jack Grogan, Mack Borgatta and Charles Quinlan. Sometimes listed as Captain Aero Comics Vol. 3 #10. A patriotic WWII aviator hero whose motto is "Keep 'Em Flyin'!" Captain Aero's Sky Scouts take action when enemy agents attack a helpless old man and his daughter. Alias X tracks kidnappers who are abducting children for Nazi slave labor. Flagman and Rusty protect a French underground newspaper from the Nazis. Captain Aero: The Jerks of Japan; Alias X; Commandos of the Devil Dogs: Shalna of the Islands; The Red Cross: Those Who Never Came Back; Counter Spy; Yellow-Belly; Bongo the Wizard; Captain Aero's Sky Scouts; Miss Victory; Flagman. 56 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

"The Canadian Connection!" Script and pencils by Richard Comely, inks by J.C. St. Aubin. Jonn back-up story, "Return to Molan." Script by Comely, art by George Freeman. 2 pages Canuck Kid newspaper strips by E. Letkeman. Comely cover. Cover price $0.35.

"What Do I Need?", pencils by Art Cappello, inks by Vince Alascia; Laura's life plan is to be a nurse and marry a young doctor who'll be very rich; Dr. Charles Scanlon seems like he could be the man she needs; Charles is on the verge of getting a lucrative medical partnership, but his conscience requires him to return to the inner city and help a colleague at a neighborhood clinic. "Nobody Wants A Girl Auto Mechanic!"; Lisa Ann Potter applies for auto mechanic jobs, but no one will hire her; She applies at Chuck's Auto Repair and is turned down there too despite the "Mechanic Wanted" sign in front of his shop; But Chuck's sister, Mae, stages a protest that forces Chuck to hire Mae. "If He Were Mine"; Belinda is an actress who sets her sights on famous young director Hal Cole; But Hal is engaged to Gloria Smith, an ageing star of other days; When Gloria finds out about Belinda's attempt to steal Hal, she has Belinda's part cut from the script; Belinda can no longer get acting jobs in Hollywood. "Sure To Die!"; Ellen Steavens has a brain tumor and is convinced she will die. She tells her fiance Bob that she never wants to see him again; But Nurse Cynthia Treat urges Bob to be patient and he is waiting for Ellen when she wakes up following surgery. Plus: 1-page pin-up poster of David Cassidy! Also: 1-page Choosing a Career text piece by Jeannette Copeland. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.20.

Blake Harper, City Surgeon. # on cover: 10075-308 August. Cover price $0.12.

Cover art by Jimmie Robinson. "Kaboom!", script and art by Jimmie Robinson; A terrorist explosion on the highway starts out a crazy but typical day at Highland Hospital. 36 pgs., B&W. Cover price $2.95.

Cover by Ken Bald. Edited by Richard E. Hughes. Stories by unknown. Art by John Rosenberger, Harry Lazarus, Paul Gattuso and Ogden Whitney. The magazine that dares tell the truth! In this issue: She never loved anybody but you, Conrad! Don't pity her...even if there is someone else now! Made a mistake in love? It's not too late to change things! Read what happened in "The Years I Threw Away!" with art by John Rosenberger. Plus: 1-page text story "Daddy's Girl"; "Marriage by the Book!" with art by Harry Lazarus; 1-page text story "Lady of the Ensemble"; 2-pager "That Wonderful Wedding Day!" with art by Paul Gattuso; and "Love's Outcast" with art by Ogden Whitney. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by Dan Gordon and Al Hartley. Art by Dan Gordon, Al Hartley and Clark Haas. Teen hijinks featuring Cookie and his pals, created by legendary animator Dan Gordon. Cookies dog Butch tries to wake his dad for work, but causes only chaos; Cookies dad takes the jalopy, not realizing the brakes are out for repair; Gus doesnt understand why he cant see himself in a camera lens. Cookie; Howdy Hail; Jitterbuck: Wizard of Finance; Cookie: Speak for Yourself, John!; Gus; Angelpuss. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Lynn Karp. Stories and art by Lynn Karp and others. Teen hijinks featuring Cookie and his pals, created by legendary animator Dan Gordon. Cookie gets his fingers stuck in a bowling ball, and Jitterbuck schemes to conceal it; A TV hypnotist puts Cookie to sleep, so Zoot changes the channel to keep him that way; Disapproving business types want to shut down Reds Soda Jerkerie, where Cookie and his gang hang out. Cookie; Genius on Wheels; Fatfoot Freddie; Jitterbuck: Jitterbuck 'Wot a Pal' Jones!; Baseball Bobby; Big Time Operators; Cookie: Cookie and the Brazen Hussy. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover art by Johnny Craig. Al Feldstein bio. "Rocks in His Head!", script and art by Johnny Craig; Cynthia shows Charles her new $4000 mink coat and he goes ballistic, not knowing how he can afford such a luxury on his income; He rushes to the hospital and discovers an emergency operation that he is to do, and before he starts to operate, he spots that his lady patient is wearing a valuable diamond ring; he takes it. "Lady Killer," script by Albert B. Feldstein, art by Jack Kamen; Ralph and Jeanne conspire to kill Ralph's wife who refuses to give him a divorce; After making sure he has an air-tight alibi, Ralph sneaks back to his home to shoot his wife, but she is not there; He sits down to wait on her, remembering back to when he first met Jeanne. "Missed by Two Heirs!", script by Albert B. Feldstein, art by Jack Davis; Two stepsons, angry because their late mother willed her fortune to her husband, Henry, instead of to them, decide to kill Henry by loosening the bannister on the spiral staircase leading upstairs, a bannister that Henry leans on every time he descends the stairs. "Friend to 'Our Boys'!", script by Albert B. Feldstein, art by Graham Ingels (as Ghastly); Corporal Tacker arrives home on leave and finds the rented, ramshackle family home teeming with rats and biting insects; When the landlord refuses to correct the conditions of the house, Barry visits the USO, but they can't help either. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

39¢ cover price. (PRINTING NOTE: Some issues of this series are known to have different interior and back cover ads with the same cover price. This indicates printings are not distinguishable solely by cover price. With exact printings being unidentifiable, we list them only by variations in cover price and/or cover art. As a general rule of thumb; however, the lowest cover price found for any particular issue is a good indicator that it is one of the earliest printings for that issue). "Chaos", with the world in turmoil, a charismatic leader offers salvation. But one man realizes he is actually the Antichrist, and these are the End Times. Written by Jack T. Chick with art by Fred Carter - the legendary team behind the Chick religious tracts. 32 pages. Cover by Carter. Cover price $0.39.

49¢ cover price. (PRINTING NOTE: Some issues of this series are known to have different interior and back cover ads with the same cover price. This indicates printings are not distinguishable solely by cover price. With exact printings being unidentifiable, we list them only by variations in cover price and/or cover art. As a general rule of thumb; however, the lowest cover price found for any particular issue is a good indicator that it is one of the earliest printings for that issue). "Chaos", with the world in turmoil, a charismatic leader offers salvation. But one man realizes he is actually the Antichrist, and these are the End Times. Written by Jack T. Chick with art by Fred Carter - the legendary team behind the Chick religious tracts. 32 pages. Cover by Carter. Cover price $0.49.

69¢ cover price. (PRINTING NOTE: Some issues of this series are known to have different interior and back cover ads with the same cover price. This indicates printings are not distinguishable solely by cover price. With exact printings being unidentifiable, we list them only by variations in cover price and/or cover art. As a general rule of thumb; however, the lowest cover price found for any particular issue is a good indicator that it is one of the earliest printings for that issue). "Chaos", with the world in turmoil, a charismatic leader offers salvation. But one man realizes he is actually the Antichrist, and these are the End Times. Written by Jack T. Chick with art by Fred Carter - the legendary team behind the Chick religious tracts. 32 pages. Cover by Carter. Cover price $0.69.

No cover price. (PRINTING NOTE: Some issues of this series are known to have different interior and back cover ads with the same cover price. This indicates printings are not distinguishable solely by cover price. With exact printings being unidentifiable, we list them only by variations in cover price and/or cover art. As a general rule of thumb; however, the lowest cover price found for any particular issue is a good indicator that it is one of the earliest printings for that issue). "Chaos", with the world in turmoil, a charismatic leader offers salvation. But one man realizes he is actually the Antichrist, and these are the End Times. Written by Jack T. Chick with art by Fred Carter - the legendary team behind the Chick religious tracts. 32 pages. Cover by Carter.

Cover by Scott Keating. by Christine Boylan, William Messner-Loebs, Chee & Jon Reed The BOOM! Horrorverse spreads its tendrils into Cthulhu Tales in a sequel to the classic Lovecraft tale, 'The Colour Out Of Time,' which BOOM!'s printer is threatening to charge extra for. Nothing but the best for our faithful BOOM! readers. BOOM! Studios, bringing you a black vortex of otherworldly insanity since 2005! Features two alternate covers, by Scott Keating or PopArt Studios. Cover price $3.99.

Cover inks by Vince Colletta. Stories and art by Joe Sinnott, Vince Colletta, Dick Giordano, Charles Nicholas, Vince Alascia and Jack Keller. Numbering continues from Sweetheart Diary (1949) #65. Redheaded nurse Cynthia Doyle faces medical crises while secretly pining for her handsome co-worker, Dr. Benson. Wealthy, handsome patient Fred falls in love with Cynthia, but her heart still belongs to Dr. Benson, who is oblivious to her feelings. In another story, a woman has a mental block and doesn't believe the baby she just had is actually hers. Fellow nurse Terry gets engaged to Dr. Benson, but then she learns how Cynthia feels about him. Art on some stories by future Fantastic Four legend Joe Sinnott. The Eyes of Love; Many Tears Ago; Take My Hand; Martha Mardsen Meditates; Requiem for a Love Affair; Lest We Forget: Oliver Hazard Perry. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.