Pressbook Pages
Saturday, November 28, 2009
By the 10's: King Comics!
As you may guess, King Comics featured characters published in the comics strips by King Features!

Issue 10!

Issue 20!

Issue 30!

Issue 40!

Issue 50!

Issue 60!

No issue 70 cover at the Grand Comics Database (for which I should thank much more often for these great cover images), so here's Issue 80!

Issue 90! I wonder if that's Jack Burnley being referred to on this cover?

Issue 100!

Issue 110's cover is missing too, so here's issue 120!

Issue 130!

Issue 140!

Issue 150!
Another five issues spelled the end of this title!
Issue 10!
Issue 20!
Issue 30!
Issue 40!
Issue 50!
Issue 60!
No issue 70 cover at the Grand Comics Database (for which I should thank much more often for these great cover images), so here's Issue 80!
Issue 90! I wonder if that's Jack Burnley being referred to on this cover?
Issue 100!
Issue 110's cover is missing too, so here's issue 120!
Issue 130!
Issue 140!
Issue 150!
Another five issues spelled the end of this title!
Friday, November 27, 2009
Cool Stuff: Original Comic Art!
Continuing with some Hulk pages, as promised!

Page 6 from Hulk 186, by Herb Trimpe!

Page 22 from Hulk 196, by Sal Buscema!

Page 11 from Hulk 260, by Sal!

Page 22 from the Hunger Dogs Graphic Novel, by Jack Kirby!

Page 25 from Iron Man/Sub-Mariner #1, by Gene Colan!

Page 14 from Infinity, Inc. #50, by Vince Argondezzi! I loved this book until the whole Millenium debacle messed it up, as well as many other titles.

Page 22 from The Inhumans #7, by Gil Kane!

Invaders #40, cover by Dave Cockrum!

Iron Man #18, page 13, by George Tuska!

Page 16 from the same issue!

Page 16 from Iron Man 21, by George Tuska!

Page 3 from Iron Man #24, by Tuska!

Page 10 from the same issue, although the seller says it's by Johnny Craig!

Page 23 from the same issue, also ID'd as Craig!

Page 19 from Iron Man 38, by Tuska!
And there'll be more Iron Man pages to start with next time!
Page 6 from Hulk 186, by Herb Trimpe!
Page 22 from Hulk 196, by Sal Buscema!
Page 11 from Hulk 260, by Sal!
Page 22 from the Hunger Dogs Graphic Novel, by Jack Kirby!
Page 25 from Iron Man/Sub-Mariner #1, by Gene Colan!
Page 14 from Infinity, Inc. #50, by Vince Argondezzi! I loved this book until the whole Millenium debacle messed it up, as well as many other titles.
Page 22 from The Inhumans #7, by Gil Kane!
Invaders #40, cover by Dave Cockrum!
Iron Man #18, page 13, by George Tuska!
Page 16 from the same issue!
Page 16 from Iron Man 21, by George Tuska!
Page 3 from Iron Man #24, by Tuska!
Page 10 from the same issue, although the seller says it's by Johnny Craig!
Page 23 from the same issue, also ID'd as Craig!
Page 19 from Iron Man 38, by Tuska!
And there'll be more Iron Man pages to start with next time!
Thursday, November 26, 2009
By the 10's: Henry!
Henry, Carl Anderson's mute comics strip character, had his own Dell Comics book for a while... and here it is... By the 10's! Not much to say about this one, just enjoy the gallery!

Issue 10!

Issue 20, with an infinity cover!

Issue 30!

Issue 40!

Issue 50!

Issue 60!
Issue 65 was the last issue of this title... so that wraps up this installment!
Issue 10!
Issue 20, with an infinity cover!
Issue 30!
Issue 40!
Issue 50!
Issue 60!
Issue 65 was the last issue of this title... so that wraps up this installment!
Cool Stuff: Superman Stuff!
It's an all-Superman edition of Cool Stuff this time, and I'm starting out with the 12-inch Megos!


Well, two of them, anyway!

This Melmac cup is from the 1960s!

1970s-era mirror!

Blackboard!


Energized Superman!




Ideal made this playcase, and it looks like one of the missing figures from this set was Krypto... guess that means when I'm making much more money, I'll have to try to acquire one!

This odd-looking Japanese toy was a die-cast figure!




All these Mexican lobby cards were made to promote episodes of the George Reeves TV series, which were shown in theatres! Dig the comics cover art used on some of them!

This paratrooper Superman was obviously a bootleg item!

These were made as pins and refrigerator magnets!

Presto Magix!

What a rip-off this was... once the scissors are off the card, there's no indicator that they were a Superman item!

Slide puzzle, using a modified version of the "Kryptonite Nevermore" cover art by Neal Adams!

This watch is a very recent item, but I think it's very cool!
Next time, Cool Stuff looks at some stuff that starts with "t"!
Well, two of them, anyway!
This Melmac cup is from the 1960s!
1970s-era mirror!
Blackboard!
Energized Superman!
Ideal made this playcase, and it looks like one of the missing figures from this set was Krypto... guess that means when I'm making much more money, I'll have to try to acquire one!
This odd-looking Japanese toy was a die-cast figure!
All these Mexican lobby cards were made to promote episodes of the George Reeves TV series, which were shown in theatres! Dig the comics cover art used on some of them!
This paratrooper Superman was obviously a bootleg item!
These were made as pins and refrigerator magnets!
Presto Magix!
What a rip-off this was... once the scissors are off the card, there's no indicator that they were a Superman item!
Slide puzzle, using a modified version of the "Kryptonite Nevermore" cover art by Neal Adams!
This watch is a very recent item, but I think it's very cool!
Next time, Cool Stuff looks at some stuff that starts with "t"!
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