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Limited 1 in 10 Variant Cover. Written by Frank Gibson. Art by Tyson Hesse. Cover by Jay Fosgitt. Gumball finally has the best plan, the greatest plan, really, the ONLY plan that he will ever need again! There is only one way to guarantee that he will be the coolest kid that ever was and that is...dramatic entrances?! Darwin does not enjoy being roped into a task that will undoubtedly get out of hand, but what is a best friend to do? 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Stories by Batton Lash and Kathleen Webb. Art by Bill Galvan, Jeff Shultz, Jim Amash and Henry Scarpelli. Cover by Bob Smith and Dan Parent. Santa is reviewing his gift list and his elves are working overtime to supply him with spreadsheets regarding the behavior of kids of all ages. But he notices a discrepancy in one of his Riverdale spreadsheets: Betty Cooper - naughty? Veronica Lodge - nice?? Santa's puzzled, usually it's the other way around! He decides to find out what caused this change and travels to Riverdale to see what happened to the girls. Santa goes undercover to learn what is behind the Betty and Veronica turn around in the best possible disguise-as a shopping mall Santa! Find out what caused this merry mix-up in 'Naughty or Nice?' the fun lead story to this comics digest! 160 pages, full color. Cover price $4.99.

Contains comic strip reprints, text articles, and activity pages. In order of appearance: "Alley Oop" by V. T. Hamlin; "Herky" by Clyde Lewis; "Home Magic" by A. W. Nugent; "Dan Dunn" by Norman Marsh; "Our Boarding House" by Gene Ahern; "Ben Webster's Page" by Jay Jerome Williams (as Edwin Alger); "G Men on the Job" by Dick Blair and Milt Youngren; "Captain Easy, Soldier of Fortune" by Roy Crane; "Stranger than Fiction" by Richard W. Thomas and Walter Galli; "Boots" and "Bootkins" by Edgar Martin; "Bronc Peeler" and "Uncle Bill" by Fred Harman; "The Tiny Mites" by Hal Cochran and George Scarbo; "Out Our Way" by J. R. Williams; "Tailspin Tommy" and "Four Aces" by Hal Forrest; "Stories in Stamps" by I. S. Klein; "Og, Son of Fire" by James Irving Crump; "The Worry Wart" by J. R. Williams; "Scribbly" by Sheldon Mayer; "Don Dixon and the Hidden Empire" and "Tad of the Tanbark" by Bob Moore and Carl Pfeufer; "Reg'lar Fellers" and "Daisybelle" by Gene Byrnes; "Mutt and Jeff" and "Cicero's Cat" by Bud Fisher; "Everybody's Playmate" by A. W. Nugent; "Freckles and his Friends" by Merrill Blosser; "Heroes' Hall of Fame" by Benjamin D. Allen (as Stookie Allen); "From the Notes of Major Cosmo Strange, D.S.O." by George Baker; "Now You Tell One!" by Edward Courtney Dunkle; "Be a Champion" by Ed Cronin; "Annibelle" by Virginia Krausmann; and "Salesman Sam" by C. D. Small. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

(W) Trina Robbins. (A) Anne Timmons. (L) Sean Glumace. (C) Christopher Butcher. Poor Lindsay! She thinks nobody appreciates her, and just like in a certain old movie, she finds out what a world without GoGirl! would be like. But Jimmy Stewart never had to deal with purse-snatchers and kidnappers! YOU'LL BELIEVE A GIRL CAN FLY! b&w, 32pgs. Cover price $3.50.

Story, Art and Cover by Fred Perry. AP Core Title! Natasha, Queen Empress of the Realm of the Undead, enjoys her status immensely. However, her manservant, the one-time almighty Lich King, has been plotting and scheming for years to get his hands on the Book of the Dead (4th ed). When he does in the dead of noon, while all are fast asleep within the undead realm, Natasha is in for a rude awakening. The Lich King frees the energy ghost of Brendan the Betrayer, the indestructible ghastly form of Gyphon the Atlantian overlord, and the terrible undead husk of Dreadwing the lich dragon! 24 pages, full color. Cover price $2.99.

Cover by Brad Gorby. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black, Beau Smith, and Mark Heike. Art by Mark Heike, Brad Gorby, Bob Powell, Bob Lubbers, Frank Bolle and Matt Baker. In response to the bad-girl art trend, AC Comics reprints classic good-girl stories that originally appeared in Golden Age comics, along with some new ones. Femforces Buckaroo Betty gets abducted by an alien driving an ice cream truck; a classic Matt Baker cowgirl story; an overview of Golden Age cowgirl characters and comics. Buckaroo Betty: Mudloww Needs Women; Mitzi in Hollywood; Kitty Carson: Terror of the West; Gorgeous Gals of the Golden West; Black Phantom: Sixguns of Skullhead; Firehair. 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $3.95.

Cover by Brad Gorby and Mark Heike. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black, Tillman Smoot, Len Dodson, Ruth Roche and Mark Heike. Art by Mark Heike, Brad Gorby, Chris Allen, Maurice Whitman, Gill Fox and Matt Baker. In response to the bad-girl art trend, AC Comics reprints classic good-girl stories that originally appeared in Golden Age comics, along with some new ones. She-Cat and Synn encounter thieves at the mall during their day off; classic Matt Baker Phantom Lady and Sky Girl stories; an overview of female supporting characters of Golden Age comics. Plus photos of AC spokesmodels at the 1993 San Diego Comic-Con. Synn and She-Cat: Shopping Maul; Sky Gal: What's Buzzing; AC Fem Gals at the San Diego Con; Who Is Star Pirate?; Window Dressing; Phantom Lady: Ghosts, Galleons and Gold; Torchy. 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $3.95.

(W) Jai Nitz (A) Jethro Morales (CA) Stephen Sadowski Covers: Stephen Sadowski Writer: Jai Nitz Artist: Jethro Morales Snowfall blankets the city and peace is restored. The aftermath of the Hornet's Reign arc leaves Century City without heroes and villains alike. That's why there's no one to stop the madman who is stealing bodies from the city's morgues and funeral homes. Who can stop the dead from rising when the Green Hornet is dead? Cover price $3.99.

In "Partners," Buddy and Jay celebrate the grand opening of their new collectibles shop (called B&J's Collector's Emporium), providing ample humor for (and skewering of) collectors and store owners alike. A druggy urinating into a Marvel Comics coffee mug exemplifies Bagge's depraved sense of humor and his cynical obsession with satire. Written and drawn by Peter Bagge, with inks by Jim Blanchard. Cover price $2.95.

Comic book version of the popular comic strip cat, Heathcliff. In this issue, Heathcliff is mistaken for a missing ambassador and winds up as a prisoner in a spy ring in "Spy in the Sky." Script by Nate Butler and art by Warren Kremer & Roberta Edelman. Then in "Best or Pest," Heathcliff tries to win the Class Pet Pal award at Iggy's school. Script by Angelo DeCesare and art by Warren Kremer & Jacqueline Roettcher. Issue also has a Top Dog story "Hats Off" in which Top Dog and Joey find a lot of surprises when they visit their new neighbor. Script by Dave Manak and art by Warren Kremer & Jon D'Agostino. Cover price $1.00.

52 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by unknown. Art and Cover by Owen Fitzgerald. Featuring two untitled Here's Howie tales with art by Owen Fitzgerald, plus an untitled Melvin tale with art by Fitzgerald. Also in this issue: Untitled Winnie the WAC tale with art by Fitzgerald; Block Busters activity half-pager; Private Pete 1-pager by Henry Boltinoff; Shorty 1-pager by Boltinoff; 2-page text story "Wendy Adrift"; Play Army! activity half-pager; and Word Battle activity page by Martin Naydel. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

"How Meat Moves to Market", promotional comic book. No cover price, bottom of cover says 'from Open Range to Kitchen Range'. Revised reprint of March to Market The Story of Meat (1948).

Untitled story; Chauncey and Johnny save a ferocious cat from drowning, thereby winning his friendship. "The Yegg and I" starring Bingo, Glum, Weak-Eyed-Willie, and The goose that lays golden eggs. "The Colly-Flowered Walrus and the Woggle-Eyed Carpenter" Jingle-Jangle Tales, script and art by George Carlson; The carpenter fixes the walrus' three-tune radio, making it into a device that directs the king home from where he is stranded in a flat cart; The walrus and the carpenter get rewarded with jobs in the king's service. Untitled The Old Swap Shop story; Bookworm Curly eats a Mexican jumping bean, thinking it's a jelly bean, and hops into the haunted house. "Your Record Review" text article. Untitled Aunty Spry story, art by Larz Bourne; Johnny enters a soap box derby with the help of Spry in order to win a scholarship; Butch sabotages Johnny's car, but ends up driving it. Untitled The Pie-Face Prince of Old Pretzleburg story, script and art by George Carlson; The Green Witch makes Dimwitri's pipe blow soap bubbles that catch him inside. Untitled story; Hortense saves a banana from being kept in the refrigerator, where it'll never ripe. Ad for a Mickey Mouse/Donald Duck weather forecaster. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover pencils by Harry Lucey, inks by Terry Szenics. "Cane and Unable," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead gives Mr. Weatherbee a cane as a gift but he really doesn't want it. "Brains For Sale," art by Samm Schwartz; Dilton has trouble finding a job. "The Sales Eggs-ecutive," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead is working in a store and a lady asks for some fresh eggs. "Professor Jughead's Educational Corner"; How to get a raise in allowance. "The Bookworm Turns," art by Samm Schwartz; Moose decides to start reading more and Dilton decides to start exercising. "Some Patient," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Moose asks a tree surgeon what he would charge for an in-office visit. "Mess for a Miss," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Jughead wouldn't open the gate for Veronica because the paint is still wet. "Smooth Delivery," pencils by Samm Schwartz; Reggie is proud of working at a television store until he sees Jughead making deliveries in a suit and driving a fancy car. "Standing Room Only!", script and art by Joe Edwards; Merry wants a good reason why Jinx is standing on a chair. "Veronica Presents the Star of the Month, Efrem Zimbalist Jr." article. "Spot Remover," script by Frank Doyle, art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead helps Betty start a fad where every girl wears a fake beauty mark. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bill Vigoda. "The Price of Peace," art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead is trying to burn off energy so that he can rest well. Cheerios ad with Rocky and Bullwinkle. "You're Out" one-page Li'l Jinx story, script and art by Joe Edwards. "The Look Alikes," art by Samm Schwartz; Milford is looking for Archie to keep him away from Veronica, so Jughead convinces Milford that Archie's name is George, but that Archie looks just like him. The World of Jughead ad. The Mighty Crusaders ad. "Nature Boys," art by Samm Schwartz; While Jughead is swimming, Reggie steals his clothes; Jughead dresses himself in bushes and steals Reggie's clothes off of him. Archie Club News. "Temper Talent!", art by Samm Schwartz; Reggie and Archie show each other how temperamental artists throw tantrums; When Jughead gets stung by a bee, he goes racing through the group, knocking everyone in the pool. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Martin Epp. "Return Engagement," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Martin Epp; After being caught in a human pyramid in the halls, the boys sweat out what punishment Mr. Weatherbee has in store for them. "Juggie's Pin Up," pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. "The Muscle Builders," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Martin Epp; Archie and Reggie maintain that exercise allows a person to defend himself against attack. "One For the Books" one-page Li'l Jinx story, script and art by Joe Edwards. "The Box of Candy," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Martin Epp; As a thank you present, Archie buys Jughead a box of candy. Cheerios ad with Rocky and Bullwinkle. "Cool Skool," script by George Gladir, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Martin Epp; The class takes a tour of a prototype automated high school. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

Written by Harold Smith, George Gladir, and Hal Smith. Art by Doug Crane, Mike Esposito, Rod Ollerenshaw, and Barry Grossman. Cover art by Stan Goldberg and HS. Jughead gets hired for a TV show on how to relieve stress, but the laid back teen ends up getting stressed out (who would've thunk it?) with all the pressures of a TV day job in "Stress Expert." Jughead in "An Appetite for Learning!" and "Lying Down on the Job." "Say No to Drugs" public service message. 32 pgs. Full color. Cover price $1.00.

Bondage cover by John Celardo. Untitled story, art by John Celardo; Fangola, recently captured safari raider, escapes Kaänga; Fangola then attacks a small safari, taking Sylvia Lombard, her would-be suitor, Wesley, and Ann captive; Kaänga and Sylvia's other suitor, Matthew Clarke come to their rescue. Untitled story; Cheepo, a hectoring monkey, accuses Simba of tyranny, of ruling only by violence; Cheepo sings a different tune when he is captured by hunters and Simba comes to his rescue. Untitled story, art by Charles Sultan; Conmen Vinson and Marge have persuaded several tribes to wager all their ivory on a rigged duel between elephants; The plot is exposed and Vinson and Marge are trampled by elephants. Jungle Facts; Brief natural histories of several jungle animals. Untitled story, art by Frank Doyle; Curka spreads word through the jungle that Wambi has become a hunter when a snare, constructed on a whim, traps an antelope that becomes a meal for Sirdah. "Trapping a Panther" text story. "The Crocodile Rules the River!", pencils by Matt Baker; Camilla extracts a promise from the chief of a tribe that follows a crocodile cult to never again attack trading posts, but the witch doctor of the tribe, secretly a white renegade, attack a trader's steamboat. A big cat identification quiz. Untitled story, art by Maurice Whitman; A pair of treasure hunters are captured as they attempt to steal the Kawalis' gold; Tabu exposes the woman of the pair as the evil sorceress Vanza in disguise and sends her away, magically. 52 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stan Lee scripts Cover price $0.10.

Written by Bill Woggon and unknown. Art by Bill Woggon, Ray Gill and unknown. Betty's mother tells her she should sew her own dresses rather than buying them in "Betty Gets the Needle"! Starring Betty Cooper, Veronica Lodge, Jughead Jones, Archie Andrews, Alice Cooper and Hal Cooper. Plus: Archie in "Talk of the Town"; Wilbur in "Field Day"; Puzzle Fun activity page; Katy Keene in an untitled story; "Katy Keene 1949 Pin-Up Calendar" page; Suzie in "Nets to You!"; Suzie Puzzle Page; Debby in an untitled story; and 2-page Wilbur text story "What Price Friendship!" 48 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Bob White. "Pirate Prose," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bob Bolling, inks by Mario Acquaviva; Arrr!; Archie, aka Captain Kidd, tries to be the scurviest swine on the high seas with the help of a book that teaches him how to talk pirate. "Mean Teen!", pencils by Bob White; Moose is in a bad mood and is beating everybody up. Betty and Veronica's Pin-Up, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. "Up to Date," script by George Gladir, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Betty's mom alters her skimpy new dress into an old-fashioned gown with bustles and a high neckline, which Betty finds humiliating but which attracts a cute guy who loves the "old-fashioned girl." "A Good Skate," script and art by Joe Edwards; Li'l Jinx learns skateboarding. Her father decides he wants to try it, too. Archie Club News. "Sale Tale," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Josie and Pepper have violently fought off legions of other shoppers to get great dresses in a bargain sale at Bramble's department store. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

"Who," script by Frank Doyle, art by Harry Lucey; Moose is jealous that Midge picked someone other than him to debate against. Veronica's Pin Up, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. Miss Grundy Pin Up, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. "Knit One," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; After accidentally damaging Archie's sweater, both Betty and Veronica compete to replace it first and best. "Rain Catchers," script and art by Joe Edwards; Jinx and Greg get into a fight when Greg insults her father. Archie Club News. Bendix Brakes ad with Archie. "What Is It?"; Archie and Jughead begin building a snow sculpture that soon has everyone dumbfounded. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover pencils by Dan DeCarlo. "What a Way to Go," art by John Rosenberger; The girls are riding with Archie, until radiator trouble stops his jalopy, but Reggie is there with his car to take the girls. 2 Veronica pinups, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. "I Forgot to Ask," script by Dick Malmgren, art by John Rosenberger; Archie and Reggie get into a spirited race to see who can get to Veronica first and ask her out. "Heap Sleep," script by George Gladir, art by Bob White; Jughead and Archie are sent to the Principal's office for sleeping in class. "Goal Finger," script and art by Joe Edwards; Inspired by the James Bond films, Jinx uses espionage tactics to conceal the plays for her football team. "What's New?", script by Frank Doyle, art by John Rosenberger; Archie buys an ugly jacket; Veronica compliments it just to keep him away from Betty; Reggie hears this and buys the same jacket. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Dan DeCarlo. "The Magic of Love," art by Al Hartley; Moose is standing along the road when Dilton rushes by saying that he's finally found "her"; Just what he's been looking for; A real doll; Moose of course assumes that Dilton has finally found a girlfriend, and goes to tell Jughead and Archie. Betty and Veronica pinup by Dan DeCarlo. "Jog Jag," art by Al Hartley; Archie and Jughead are sitting on a large rock and see Mr. Lodge jogging by, with Smithers close behind him; Before long, Smithers falls down from exhaustion; Jughead doesn't seem interested in Jogging, but Archie convinces him to come jogging with him and Smithers. Archie Giant Series ad. "Party Smarty," script and art by Joe Edwards; Li'l Jinx's dad yells for her saying Greg is on the phone; When she doesn't answer, he goes upstairs and bangs on her door; She opens the door and she asks if he was calling her, as music blasts from her room. Archie Club News. "Better Things," script and pencils by Al Hartley, inks by Jon D'Agostino; Archie decides Jughead isn't doing a good job training Hot Dog and that Veronica would be a better trainer. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. "The Hero Business," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Al Hartley, inks by Jon D'Agostino; Reggie makes a big show of being the beach life guard until he actually has to rescue someone. "It's a Gasser," script by Dick Malmgren, pencils by Al Hartley, inks by Jon D'Agostino; Archie decides to apply for a credit card to help solve his money woes but can't afford the $1.00 application fee. "It's a Ball!", script and art by Joe Edwards; Li'l Jinx wants a new ball but she and her dad cannot find the perfect one; Later Hap gives her a doll; Her friend wants to know where he got it so she can tell her dad. Little Jinx Pen Pals. Veronica Pin Up, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. "Little Girl Lost," script by George Gladir, art by Al Hartley; When a little lost girl finds Archie on the beach he takes care of her while looking for her people; He is rewarded. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.15.

"A Time for Love"; Professor Flutesnoot assumes the worse when he sees students showing affection in the hallways. The Archies Meet the Archies on Welch's Jams and Jelly Glasses ad. "Charm Alarm"; Moose goes to charm school so he has something other than strength to offer Midge. "Wise Why's"; Li'l Jinx wants to be wise. "The Action Faction"; Reggie nominates Archie to run an environmental program. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.20.

Cover pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. "Down In the Dumps," script by George Gladir, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Rudy Lapick; Archie hides a present he doesn't want Veronica to see in a trash can and when he gets back to it, finds the can has been emptied. "Silly Superstitions," inks by Rudy Lapick; Reggie refuses to believe in superstitions about good or bad luck. "Z Is For Zleeping," pencils by Al Hartley, inks by Jon D'Agostino; Definitions of various words beginning with "z", accompanied by humorous pictures illustrating the term. Untitled story, script and art by Joe Edwards; When the gang hears that Jinx is running away, they can't wait to divide up her toys. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.20.

November 4, 1933. Fiction and non-fiction stories with illustrations. Cover by Norman Hall. 8.5-in. x 11.5-in.; black and white; 56 pages. Cover price $0.05.

January 3, 1955. Classic weekly news/photo magazine. In this issue: food production and consumption in America. 10.5-in. x 13.75-in.; partial color; 92 pages. Cover price $0.20.

"Power Failure"; Reggie's cousin has booked the band in a terrible venue where everything goes wrong. "A Believer," script and art by Joe Edwards; Charley Hawse orders pistachio ice cream to get more greens in his diet. "Tracership II" Part 3; Chuck's jacket is coated with an explosive chemical after he and Betty are abducted by the Secroids. "Tracership II" Part 4; Archie and the gang are chased by the Secroids. Archie Club News. "Video Venture"; Dilton shows off the new TV technology that he invented. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.40.

Cover by Jon D'Agostino. Stories and art by Jon D'Agostino and others. Ollie Orwell is as much trouble as his better-known counterpart, Dennis the Menace. Ollie wants to be a major-league baseball player, but he's concerned that none of them have red hair like he does. Ollie learns the wrong lesson about generosity. Ollie wants to get a job and earn some money like the neighborhood teens. Carrot Top; Every Dog Has His Day; The Lesson; Polite Penguin; The Forlorn Maple Tree; Ollie's Ark. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Harvey presents the adventures of mischievous Audrey and her pal Melvin. Audrey helps visiting aliens find some food. Left out of baseball, Audrey imagines what life would be like if she were bigger. Audrey disguises herself as an adult to see what that's like. Plus a vintage ad for Cheerios featuring Rocky and Bullwinkle. The Skazoo Hunt; Growing Pains; Wrong-Way Bungleton; The Marriage of Minnie; Store Gazers; Older and Bolder. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Little Dot's classmate Little Lotta has super-strength and an appetite to match. Lotta encounters a hated rival. A furloughed soldier tries to help a woman control her little boy. A driver picks up a hitchhiker, not realizing it's Jerry the Jinx. Rivals; Bobbie the Baby Sitter; Jerry the Jinx; Don't Strain Yourself!; The Easy Weigh; The Tough Mouse; Boy, Oh Boy!; Richie Rich: Look Who's Bragging. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Warren Kremer. In the tradition of Casper's Ghostland, Foodland reprints Little Lotta's misadventures in a giant-sized format. Lotta dreams of the future. Little Lotta accidentally glues herself to a chair during a craft project. Richie Rich and his dad make a little wager on their stingy visiting cousin, Gordon Goldbrick. In the Swim; Looking Ahead; Stuck; Piano-Playing Blues; Jest for Fun; Richie Rich: Stingy; Masquerade Party; Worse Luck; The Strange Liquid; The Bullfight; The Little Monster; Richie Rich: Portrait of Richie. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Boy Cannon Ball; The Fellers trick Lulu into thinking they have shot Tubby out of a cannon. Roast Chicken; Tubby makes a sandwich at Lulu's out of a whole roast chicken. Bad Dream; Lulu dreams that her pop took so many vitamin pills that he became a little boy. The Expert; Tubby shows Lulu the correct way to cry. The Solid-Gold Roller Skates; Lulu tells Alvin about when Hazel sends the poor little girl into a cave to get the roller skates. The Ghost in the Bureau Drawer; Gloria's parents find Tubby in a bureau drawer and think he is a ghost. One-page text story, Lulus Diry ("Diary"). 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.15.

Whitman edition Cover price $0.15.