Harvey comic books issue 2
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Issue #2
$40.00
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Stories and art by Joe Oriolo and Otto Messmer. Slapstick adventures featuring the nephews of pioneering 'toon Felix the Cat. The stories in this issue share a candy-related theme. First, Felix and his nephews have a three-part adventure in Candy Land. Then, Kitty stars in "Food for Thought," with an appearance by Felix. Candy Land; Bitter Sweets; The Sweets of Victory; The World's Most Famous Leopard; The Smart Little Toad; Kitty: Food for Thought. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #2-1ST
Tags: Anthology / CollectionPublished Sep 2013 by PS Artbooks.$59.00
Includes a Signed Tip-In - Volume 2 - 1st printing. "January to September 1953!" Collects Tomb of Terror (1952-1954) #7-11. Written by Jeff Gelb. Art by John Giunta. This volume exclusively features a special introduction from Jeff Gelb and profiles one of the genre's leading artists, John Giunta, plus examples of his original artwork. Hardcover (with Slipcase), 7-in. x 10-in., 288 pages, full color. NOTE: Limited to 300 copies. Cover price $119.99.
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Issue #2
$3.60
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Not Just a Comic Book! This issue: Is 7th Heaven's David Gallagher Really Richie Rich?; The Making of the New Baby Huey Movie; France's Most Popular Cartoon Character, Bouchon; Herman and Katnip Go Back in History; Harvey's 1999 Pull Out Calendar; An excerpt from Bev Doolittle's latest illustrated book, The Forest Has Eyes. Plus: The Clowns of C.I.R.C.U.S., Renoir Speaks, and Ravioli. Cover price $2.95.
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Issue #2
$21.50
View scanStories and art by Bill Williams and others. Scooby and the Mystery Inc. gang return to comics as part of Harvey Comics' revival in the early 1990s. The gang searches for the lost mine of Grizzly Gulch and finds a ghost instead. Professor Kumquat's time machine strands Shaggy and Scooby in the past, and brings a confused and enraged barbarian to the present. The Ghost of Grizzly Gulch!; Time Machine Trauma; The Ghost of Joe Glutz; The Monster of the Museum. Final issue of the series. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.95.
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Issue #2
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Stories and art by Bob Gustafson and others. Mort Walker's sad-sack soldier returns to comics as part of Harvey Comics' revival in the early 1990s. The series featured reprints of the old Charlton series. Otto takes offence when Sarge gets a new dog. The headline on an old newspaper makes General Halftrack think that war has broken out. Sarge orders Beetle to paint a tank. The Generals Bridge; Taxi Service; Sarge and Otto: Sir Meets Cur; Screw Loose; General Alert; Mister Clean; Color Blind; Sound Advice; Hi and Lois. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $1.25.
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Issue #2
$4.80
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The perfect foil for the world's friendliest ghost is his cousin Spooky, who loves to scare people. Casper and Poil try to convince Spooky to cut down on the scaring. Wendy wants to befriend Otto, an obnoxious ogre. It Doesnt Seem Right; Oh, What's Wrong Now?; Selective Booing; Getting Along With Otto. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.20.
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Issue #2
$22.00
View scan- 4.5" Cumulative spine split. Cover detached.
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Cover by Howard Nostrand. Stories and art by Howard Nostrand, Nat Barnett, Warren Kremer, George Siefringer and Bob Powell. After the success of MAD, every comics publisher tried their own version of a satire comic with a one-word title, and this was Harvey's. A daring pilot risks every plane his father owns to break the legendary "huckle-barrier," spoofing the era's quest for supersonic flight. A new look at the Boston Tea Party and the patriots behind that legendary act of revolutionary vandalism. In a spoof of the silent films of Valentino, a desert nomad comes to regret abducting a beautiful British tourist. Plus send-ups of contemporary movies, literature and culture. Breaking Through The Huckle Barrier; Ulysses; Fight Against Scares; Boston Tea Party; The Shriek Of Araby; How To Write A Novel; Good Ole Mother Meddler. Final issue of the series. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #2
$12.00
View scan- 2" Cumulative spine split. Residue. Water damage. Imminent cover detachment.
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Stories and art by Robert Ripley and others. Harvey presents the first comic-book based on the popular comic strip featuring oddball facts from around the world. A dream leads to the discovery of America by Europeans. A look at the current and future state of space travel, as of 1953. A lashing saves enslaved Russians, while a Bible rescues a besieged battalion. The "human pin cushion" cover seems to have directly inspired the "Believe It or Don't!" parody in Harvey Kurtzman's Mad (1952 Comic) #23, two years later. A Dream Discovered America; The Real Humpty-Dumpty; Seeing's Not Believing!; The Bible Saved a Doomed Battalion; Outer Space Explored; The Human Pin-Cushion; 100 Lashes Freed 40 Million Russian Slaves. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.
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Issue #2
$700.00
View scans- Paper: Off white
- Tape on interior cover.
- Label #4058277001
Cover by Sam Glanzman. Stories and art by Sam Glanzman, Peter Emslie, John Giunta, Ed Winiarski, Ted Robbins, Frank Frollo and Malcolm Kildale. Harvey's digest-sized first series paved the way for its formidable comics history, and featured early (and now forgotten) superheroes like Fly-Man and the Clown. The Clown was listed in Jon Morris's 2015 book The League of Regrettable Superheroes. Ageless adventurer Spitfire battles the Luftwaffe with the help of an RAF pilot. The Magician of Bagdad's wizard-duel with a genie takes him across time to the future year of 1990. Mighty mite Fly-Man battles murderous counterfeiters, in a story (and cover) with early art by war-comics legend Sam Glanzman. Spitfire; Crocky Doyle in Mindinao; Fly-Man; Clown: The Case of the Dancing Skeleton; Buckskin Boys; Gary Morgan; Magician from Bagdad; Rurik the Sea King. Final issue of the series. 5-in. x 7-in., 100 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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Vol. 2 #2
Published Sep 1921 by Dennis, Harvey, & Remington Inc..$32.00
View scans- Water damage: Slight. Staple rust: Moderate.
1920s humor, cartoons, and poetry. Cover price $0.25.
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Issue #2-1ST
$7.99
Volume 2 - 1st printing. "It's Crazy Time!" Written by Stefan Petrucha. Art and cover by Andreas Schuster. Life can be confusing enough for just about anyone and Harvey Beaks is no exception. Harvey knows that doing everything "right," isn't always the most fun. Doing things like Fee and Foo may not be "right," but it sure seems to be a lot more fun! While Fee and Foo may go too far at times, pushing Harvey beyond his limits, Harvey knows that he doesn't want it any other way. As scary as it may get hanging out with the two naughty imps, life in the forest would be a whole lot duller without them! See why the LA TIMES called HARVEY BEAKS a series "that's as carefree and sunny as its characters" and " a gateway to raising a wonderfully weird kid". Softcover, 6-in. x 9-in., 56 pages, full color. Cover price $7.99.
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Issue #2
$5.80
Forced Landing. Story, art and cover by Milton Caniff. Exact reprints (down to the copyright date) of the 1953 Terry and the Pirates mini-comics, originally published by Harvey as a giveaway with Canada Dry products. Milton Caniffs classic adventure comic strip of the 1930s features the exotic adventures of young Terry Lee and two-fisted Pat Ryan. The Dragon Lady blackmails Terry into carrying her smuggled goods - but he may get the upper hand, if he can meet the price of Slits, the Lady's double-crossing assistant. 7.5 in. x 3 in., 32 pages, Full Color.
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Issue #2
- 1/2" Spine split from bottom. Missing single center staple. Rust migration. Interior edge tearing.
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- INCOMPLETE. Missing 2 wraps and 1 stub page (affects art and story). Cover and a few interior pages MARRIED.
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Stories and art by Bob Powell, Jack Farr, Jourdain, and Art Helfant. Numbering continues from War Victory Comics (1942) #1. An anthology of humor and adventure comics from Harvey, produced to gin up homefront support for World War II. Teen Horace Ricks lies about his age to get into the air corps, and aviator hero Chickie Ricks is born. A sign of the times is a humorous strip about Winnie the Welder, a Rosie the Riveter-type woman who works in an aircraft plant. Plus more Nazi-punching American heroes, super and otherwise. Presenting Chickie Ricks; Rufe McGoof; Rendezvous with Revenge; Blitzkrieg Boomerang; Uncle Cal; Masquerade for Prey; Attack of the Lone Avenger; Winnie the Welder; The Cadet. 68 pages, full color. Cover price $0.05.
