Comic books June 1971

A Link to Our Pioneer Heritage; "A magazine devoted to the treasurers, artifacts and collectibles intimately associated with the expansion and development of the vast frontier". 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.35.

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Harvey's flagship title featuring the adventures of Richie Rich, the richest kid in the world. Richie's estate is so high-tech, even the ants at the picnic are robotic - and sentient. Gloria tries to protect Richie from danger, only to learn it's actually Richie's robot duplicate. Richie competes with his mean cousin Reggie in a kite-flying contest. Protective Gloria; Go Fly a Kite!; Little Dot: Big Day for Dots; Greatest Show; Mess-tache; Little Lotta: Unavailable. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

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Untitled one-page story; The women of the Flower and Twig Society have been lost in the Rich mansion. "The Luckiest Kid"; Reggie invites Richie on a South American vacation, in hope that Richie's luck will rub off on him and help him find gems, but Richie is the only one who gets any. "All That Glitters"; Reggie and Richie continue on to Alaska, where Reggie hopes to find a gold mine, but Richie finds one instead. "A Born Loser"; Reggie and Richie continue on to the Everglades, where Reggie hopes to find oil, but it's Richie who strikes it rich. "It's Hard to Unbuttle"; Cadbury goes on vacation but finds himself besieged by job offers. "Kill the Ump!" text story. "Dot Luck"; Dot is given what she is told is a good luck charm. "The Greatest Jewel Robbery"; Richie, Gloria, and Cadbury discover a gang of men operating out of Richie's castle playhouse, digging a tunnel toward the Riches' underground vaults. "Men, or--?": Richie discovers that all of the members of the gang (except Grudge, the leader) are robots, and uses that knowledge to bring down the plot. "Confining Job"; Lotta babysits a boy who is constantly trying to run away. "Begone, Dots"; Dot's parents try to get rid of all her dotted things while she isn't home. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Painted cover art. Wedding of the Demons, art by John Celardo. Spawn of Hades text story, art by Joe Certa. The Mothmen, art by Jack Sparling. The Horns of Lucifer, art by Frank Bolle. The Dracula of Monteros, art by Jack Sparling. $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

Whitman edition. Painted cover art. Wedding of the Demons, art by John Celardo. Spawn of Hades text story, art by Joe Certa. The Mothmen, art by Jack Sparling. The Horns of Lucifer, art by Frank Bolle. The Dracula of Monteros, art by Jack Sparling. $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

Cover by Ernesto García Seijas. Stories and art by Ernesto García Seijas, Art Cappello, Charles Nicholas and Vince Alascia. Tales of secret love, heartbreak, unrequited love, and reconciliation. A nurse falls for a handsome blind patient, but dreads the day when the bandages come off and he can see her for who she really is. Jilted by her boyfriend, Naomi moves to the big city and swears she will never love again, in a story featuring a scene of two women fighting at a wedding. Out of This World; Ill Take His Kisses; A Quiet Place to Cry. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

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Cover art by George Baker. "Blame," pencils by Fred Rhoads; Sack tries to get Sarge in trouble with Lieutenant Packrat. "Don't Bark at Me," pencils by Fred Rhoads; A pack of dogs escapes from a kennel and causes havoc in the camp. "Instructions," pencils by Fred Rhoads; Sarge yells at Sack again. "In Luck," pencils by Fred Rhoads; Sack lucks out after Sarge slips on some garbage. "Best of the Worst," pencils by Fred Rhoads; Sarge is convinced that the camp would have a good safety record if not for Sack, but he is mistaken. "Flat Out," pencils by Fred Rhoads; When Sarge takes Sack to the camp doctor an escaped mental patient causes confusion. "The Setup," pencils by Fred Rhoads; Sarge tries to make people think Sack is crazy. "Hold It!", pencils by Fred Rhoads; Coming back from Mexico, Sack and Sarge run into an overzealous border guard. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.15.

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Cover art by George Baker. "Call the Vet"; Sarge accidentally swallows a bar of soap, causing him to foam at the mouth when he chases Sad Sack. "Pollution Solution"; To get rid of the camp's garbage problem the General decides to load it on a rocket ship and send it into space, with Sad Sack as the pilot. "Space Detail"; Sad Sack continues to look for a place to discard his spaceship full of garbage. "The Smell of Treasure"; The Space Pirate hijack's Sad Sack's cargo but when he finds out it is all garbage he makes Sad Sack take it back. "Make a Pig of Yourself"; Sad Sack finally finds a place for his spaceship full of garbage. "Chain of Events," script and art by George Baker; Sad Sack and Sarge scare each other. "Sneak Attack," script and art by George Baker; Sad Sack borrows a tank. "Bad Night" text story, script and art by George Baker. "Grudge," script and art by George Baker; Sad Sack transfers overseas to get away from the Sarge. "Foul Up," script and art by George Baker; The General can't find his teeth. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.25.

Men's interest magazine focusing on Western adventure stories. 8.5" x 11", 98 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.60.

Summer 1971; whole number #13. 5.25-in. x 7.5-in.; black and white; 128 newsprint pages. Cover price $0.60.

One book-length Scooby Doo story "The Ghost of Redbeard!" and one short feature "Hand From the Wall!" # on cover 10252-106 June #6 6/71 15c Cover price $0.15.

Whitman edition. One book-length Scooby Doo story "The Ghost of Redbeard!" and one short feature "Hand From the Wall!" Cover price $0.15.

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8.5" x 11", 68 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.75.

Screw was a weekly tabloid newspaper published and edited by Al Goldstein and his Milky Way Productions. This New York based publication was notable for being a pioneer in bringing hardcore pornography into the American mainstream during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Tabloid format, 11.5" x 16.75", 36 pages, B&W. ADULT MATERIAL Cover price $0.75.

Screw was a weekly tabloid newspaper published and edited by Al Goldstein and his Milky Way Productions. This New York based publication was notable for being a pioneer in bringing hardcore pornography into the American mainstream during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Tabloid format, 11.5" x 16.75", 36 pages, B&W. ADULT MATERIAL Cover price $0.75.

Screw was a weekly tabloid newspaper published and edited by Al Goldstein and his Milky Way Productions. This New York based publication was notable for being a pioneer in bringing hardcore pornography into the American mainstream during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Tabloid format, 11.5" x 16.75", 36 pages, B&W. ADULT MATERIAL Cover price $0.75.

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Cover by Don Heck & Frank Giacoia. Stories by Jack Oleck, Robert Kanigher and unknown. Art by Tony DeZuniga, John Romita, Sr. and Jack Katz & Vince Colletta. When Sherry's father remarries, she refuses to accept her new young stepmother and nearly drives her boyfriend away with her vicious attitude in "My Father's Wife"! Plus: Mary has wanted to be a successful actress for many years, and has neglected her personal life, so she is unable to portray a woman in love onstage until she meets (and falls for) director Vincent May in the retitled reprint story "The Day I Fell in Love!"; Kathy is shocked when she begins to have feelings for another man while her fiance is away in "The Story of Karen!"; Where to Meet Boys article; and letters page by Ann Martin, Counselor-at-Love. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.15.

Cover by Art Cappello. Stories by unknown. Art by Art Cappello & Vince Alascia and unknown. Featuring: "How Much is Happiness"; "All or Nothing"; "Two of a Kind..."; and the 1-page story "Misfits"! Plus: letters page "Just Jeannette" by Jeannette Copeland. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.15.

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Men's Magazine with adult jokes and cartoons. Cover price $1.25.

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"Save the General, Win the War!" Script by Al Kurzrok, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Syd Shores. Cover price $0.15.

National Diamond Sales Advertisement Insert Variant. "Save the General, Win the War!" Script by Al Kurzrok, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Syd Shores. Cover price $0.15.

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Litter Man, You've Had a Busy Day; When the Mayor mistakenly believes he has been drafted, the town holds an election campaign to replace him, which leads to a great amount of litter that no one wants to pick up. Finder's Keepers; Blinky and his flock follow Smokey around the forest, thinking he will lead them to a treasure. Strictly for the Birds; Between a noisy flock of whooping cranes and Benny Bunny's rock band, no one can get any peace and quiet. Skyscraper Caper; Floyd wants to remodel and expand his store but he doesn't know anything about carpentry. 36 pgs. $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

Whitman edition. Litter Man, You've Had a Busy Day; When the Mayor mistakenly believes he has been drafted, the town holds an election campaign to replace him, which leads to a great amount of litter that no one wants to pick up. Finder's Keepers; Blinky and his flock follow Smokey around the forest, thinking he will lead them to a treasure. Strictly for the Birds; Between a noisy flock of whooping cranes and Benny Bunny's rock band, no one can get any peace and quiet. Skyscraper Caper; Floyd wants to remodel and expand his store but he doesn't know anything about carpentry. 36 pgs. $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

June 1971 Cover price $0.50.

Final issue. Summer 1971. Cover reprinted from Amazing, March 1950 by Robert Gipson Jones. Science Fiction reprints by Robert Abernathy, August Derleth, Mallory Storm, Charles Chreighton, Paul W. Fairman, H. B. Hickey. 5 3/8-in. x 7 1/2-in.; black and white; 130 pages. Cover price $0.50.

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36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.15.

Men's adventure magazine featuring articles on sports, hunting politics and crime. 10-in. x 13-in., 66 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.50.

Stan's Weekly Express (or WE, for short) was a weekly adzine published from 1969 to 1973 by Stanley Blair of Houston, Texas. It was a direct forerunner of the Comics Buyer's Guide. Blair founded the WSA (short for Stan's Weekly Express Seal of Approval) to serve as a guard against mail fraud for the blossoming comic fandom industry. (Thanks to http://www.comicbookfanthropology.com and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comics_Buyer's_Guide for the above information!)

Add to cart FN 6.0 $29.00 View scans

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Star-Studded 17 - Summer 1971 Issue title is just "Star Studded" - no "Comics" in the title. Format: Offset/Lithograph process Wrap-around binding with staples in center. Original price was $1 - price increase of 25 cents from last issue. First issue with a full color painted cover. The cover is by Jerry Mayes. Back cover by Sam Grainger features the Warrior of Llarn. "Let's Talk It Over!" has letters from Rick Manugian, Billy Leavell, Harry Warner Jr. Issue also has "Behind the Swords," in which "prominent sword and sorcery authors...share their thoughts on the 'hows and whys'" of their sword and sorcery creations. This issue features Gardner F. Fox discussing Kothar the Mighty and John Jakes discussing 'Dark Pilgrimage.' Stories:"The Knight and the Barbarian!" Comic story with script and art by Alan Weiss "Warrior of Llarn" A comic adaptation of Gardner F. Fox's novel "Warrior of Llarn" with script by Roy Thomas and art by Sam Grainger. The story features the first double page color spread for a comic story in Star-Studded Comics. "Siren Defeats Excel!" Comic story by Ron Foss. Only "horizontal" story to be done in Star-Studded Comics. Real-life photos are also used in the story. "Dragonfly" Comic story with script by Alan Weiss and art by Weiss and Scott Bell Cover price $1.00.

Tales of horror and the macabre, one of several similar magazines from Stanley Morse Publications. A man murders his contemptuous wife, only to have her reincarnate as a vengeful housecat, in a story featuring a death-by-kitty panel. A man with a bad heart finds a miracle cure, but there's a terrible catch. A man makes a deal with the devil and thinks he's come out with the upper hand. Contract in Blood; Premonition!; After Death!; Bum Ticker!; Life Insurance; The Book of Doom; I Killed Mary; The Shadow in the Mirror; Out of Control. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 48 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.50.

Issue #2 - Summer 1971. Written by Brad Steiger. True stories of the supernatural. 6 1/2-in. x 9 1/4-in., 130 pages, text. Cover price $0.75.

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Giant-size issue. Adam Strange reprint: "Vengeance of the Dust Devil!" (from Mystery in Space 70). Script by Gardner Fox, pencils by Carmine Infantino, inks by Murphy Anderson. Atomic Knights reprint: "Threat of the Witch-Woman" (from Strange Adventures 156). Script by John Broome, art by Anderson. Other reprint stories: "Secret of the Moon Sphinx!" (from MIS 36). Script by Otto Binder, pencils by Infantino, inks by Bernard Sachs. "Sarch for a Lost World!" (from SA 67). Script by Edmond Hamilton, pencils by Sid Greene, inks by Joe Giella. "The Life Battery!" (from SA 78). Script by Fox, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Giella. "Prisoner of Two Worlds!" (from SA 58). Script by Bill Finger, art by Sy Barry. "Riddle of the Runaway Earth!" (from MIS 40). Script by Binder, pencils by Greene, inks by John Giunta. Anderson cover. 68 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover by Johnny Bruck. Stories and art by Hector Castellon, Tono Gallo, Oscar Stepancich, John Martin Leahy and Ezra Jackson. Legendary publisher Eerie presents tales of science fiction and horror, many "reanimated" from classic pre-Code horror comics with new art. Stranded on Mars, astronaut Bob encounters a giant living hand with eyes. Robots run amuck on a space colony, and the humans seek an answer. Space explorers meet a strange girl living with a race of tiny, monkey-like beings. Painted cover by Johnny Bruck is reprinted from Germany's Perry Rhodan. Space Demon; Metal Terror; Antarctic Horror; Planetoid Monsters; Druids Castle; The Corpse Who Killed; Secret Coffin. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. 48 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $0.50.

The Fall of France, 1940

NOTE: Includes complete game.

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Cover pencils by Marie Severin, inks by John Severin. "Namor Agonistes!", script by Roy Thomas, pencils by Ross Andru, inks by John Severin; Namor mourns over the body of Lady Dorma; He recalls memories of his youth, his first trip to the surface world, Betty Dean, and Susan Richards; After the Lady Dorma's funeral, Namor announces to his subjects that he renounces and abdicates the throne of Atlantis; He leaves Atlantis vowing never to return. 36 pgs., full color. $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

National Diamond Sales Advertisement Insert Variant. Origin retold; John Severin inks Cover price $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

UK edition. Identical to US edition, but has 1/- cover price. "Burn, Namor, Burn!" Written by Roy Thomas. Art by Marie Severin and Mike Esposito. Caught between the diabolical machinations of the mad Thinker and the Puppet Master, Prince Namor and the original Human Torch are forced to fight to the death! It's water vs. fire in the ultimate battle for the ages! Featuring cameos by the Avengers, Spider-Man, Nick Fury, the X-Men and the Thing. Includes pin-ups by Bill Everett, Jack Kirby, and Alan Weiss. 32 pages, FC.