Comic books in 'Promotional'

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"Sinister Imitation" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Comic is still in original poly bag.

Add to cart VF 8.0 $3.80

"Sinister Imitation" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Not in original poly bag.

Add to cart VF 8.0 $4.00

"Breakout" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Comic is still in original poly bag.

"Breakout" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Not in original GM bag.

Add to cart Very Fine $3.80

Polybagged Edition. "Escape from Monster Island" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Comic is still in original poly bag.

"Escape from Monster Island" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Not in original GM bag.

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Add to cart VF+ 8.5 $4.00

Add to cart VF 8.0 $3.80

"Lost on Mars" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Comic is still in original poly bag.

"Lost on Mars" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Not in original poly bag.

Polybagged Edition. "To Catch a Thief" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Comic is still in original poly bag.

"To Catch a Thief" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Not in original poly bag.

Add to cart NM 9.4 $5.70 View scan

Add to cart FN+ 6.5 $15.00 View scan Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

Polybagged Edition "Walking on Fire" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Comic is still in original poly bag.

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"Walking on Fire" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Not in original poly bag.

Polybagged Edition "Swap Meet" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Comic is still in original poly bag.

"Swap Meet" This promotional Justice League comic was packaged inside specially marked boxes of General Mills cereals. 5"x7" FC. Not in original poly bag.

Complimentary comic given away by Six Flags in 2003.

Complimentary comic given away by Six Flags in 2003.

Complimentary comic given away by Six Flags in 2003. WRITTEN BY STUART MOORE; ART BY JOHN DELANEY AND ROBIN RIGGS; COVER BY KELSEY SHANNON. A menace from Green Lantern's past returns! The first time Green Lantern fought the alien race called the Shayol, they killed three of his fellow GL Corps members. Now they've arrived on Earth, and GL must decide how to deal with them before Hawkgirl takes matters into her own hands! FC.

ITEM #1 - Justice League Movie You Can't Save the World Alone Art Poster (2017 Warner Bros). Artist uncredited. Batman, Flash, Aquaman, Cyborg and Wonder Woman running to the left. Poster is folded in half. Measures 17-in. x 11-in. unfolded. Full color.

NOTE: Poster comes folded.

ITEM #1 - Justice League Movie You Can't Save the World Alone Poster (2017 Warner Bros). Group photograph of Flash, Wonder Woman, Batman, Cyborg and Aquaman. Poster is folded in half. Measures 17-in. x 11-in. unfolded, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. folded. Full color.

NOTE: Poster comes folded.

B&W Promotional Cover. (W) Geoff Johns (A/CA) David Finch The march toward TRINITY WAR begins with part one of 'WORLD'S MOST DANGEROUS'! Green Lantern! Green Arrow! Catwoman! Katana! Vibe! Hawkman! Stargirl! They aren't the world's greatest super heroes-they're the most dangerous! But why does a team like the JLA need to exist? What is their ultimate mission? And who is pulling the strings? Plus: Find out why Martian Manhunter is the most dangerous of them all. Period.

Kadets of America Boy's and Girl's Handbook (1960) is a digest-sized promotional giveaway (despite the 25c cover price). The comic book tells the story of Bob Duncan, a young boy who becomes a member of the Kadets of America, a patriotic youth organization. This promotional comic is patriotic, pro-gun, and pro-USA. Some copies of this item originally came with an overlay cover reading "The Civil War Musket," but this listing will not include the second cover. 5-in. x 7-in. Cover price $0.25.

Full Color. 16 pages. Teaches about Diabetes.

JUGGLING CLOWN EDITION - Circa 1932 and later editions have Toasted Corn Flakes "Juggling Clown" advert on back cover (paragraph below clown begins with "It's a toss-up"). New cover art. Interior layout is very similar to the earlier editions, but the art style inside matches the cover art and the characters and accompanying text have changed. NOTE: Versions with the "Juggling Clown" ad will still vary.
Kellogg's Funny Jungleland Moving-Pictures is the 1st cereal premium ever produced. It was originally given to customers in the stores by merchants at the time of purchase of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes; later that year it became a mail-offer premium costing 10¢.
This popular premium ran all the way to 1937 with numerous edition changes. Versions cannot be narrowed down to dates, as most appear to have only the original 1909 copyright date with some exceptions like the 1932 editions.
This historical pictorial booklet for children advertises Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes. It has a tri-fold outer cover, with two interior pages which are cleverly separated into six vertical strips. The strips can be individually flipped to one side or the other, allowing for clothing changes on the animals drawn inside. This unique book was patented Jan. 15, 1907. Exact measurements vary by version, approx. 6-in. x 8-in., full color.

I Eat it by the Trunk Full, Too edition - The earliest editions have Toasted Corn Flakes "I Eat it by the Trunk Full, Too" advert on back cover. NOTE: Versions with the "I Eat it by the Trunk Full, Too" ad will still vary.
Kellogg's Funny Jungleland Moving-Pictures is the 1st cereal premium ever produced. It was originally given to customers in the stores by merchants at the time of purchase of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes; later that year it became a mail-offer premium costing 10¢.
This popular premium ran all the way to 1937 with numerous edition changes. Versions cannot be narrowed down to dates, as most appear to have only the original 1909 copyright date with some exceptions like the 1932 editions.
This historical pictorial booklet for children advertises Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes. It has a tri-fold outer cover, with two interior pages which are cleverly separated into six vertical strips. The strips can be individually flipped to one side or the other, allowing for clothing changes on the animals drawn inside. This unique book was patented Jan. 15, 1907. Exact measurements vary by version, approx. 7-in. x 9-in., full color.

OLD WOMAN IN THE SHOE EDITION - The earliest editions have Toasted Corn Flakes "Old Woman in the Shoe" advert on back cover. NOTE: Versions with the "Old Woman in the shoe" ad will still vary.
Kellogg's Funny Jungleland Moving-Pictures is the 1st cereal premium ever produced. It was originally given to customers in the stores by merchants at the time of purchase of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes; later that year it became a mail-offer premium costing 10¢.
This popular premium ran all the way to 1937 with numerous edition changes. Versions cannot be narrowed down to dates, as most appear to have only the original 1909 copyright date with some exceptions like the 1932 editions.
This historical pictorial booklet for children advertises Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes. It has a tri-fold outer cover, with two interior pages which are cleverly separated into six vertical strips. The strips can be individually flipped to one side or the other, allowing for clothing changes on the animals drawn inside. This unique book was patented Jan. 15, 1907. Exact measurements vary by version, approx. 7-in. x 9-in., full color.

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Souvenir Program for the 1944 (3rd Edition) production of "Ken Murray's Blackouts" Comedy Revue. The stage show ran at the El Capitan Theatre from 1942 to 1949, and had two later versions. Softcover 8.5" x 11", 16 pages, B&W.

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Souvenir Program for the 1946 (Fifth Year) production of "Ken Murray's Blackouts of 1946" Comedy Revue. The stage show features the talents of Marie Wilson, The Liphams, Ken Davidson, Joe Watters, The Rudells, Joe Wong, Danny Duncan, Mabel Butterworth, Virginia Lewis, Jack Mulhall, Julia Rooney, and many more all performing at the El Capitan Theatre during the production's fifth year in 1946. Softcover Magazine, 8.5" x 11", 16 pages, B&W.

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Souvenir Program for the 1947 (Fifth Year) production of "Ken Murray's Blackouts of 1947" Comedy Revue. The stage show features the talents of Marie Wilson, Owen McGiveney, Bill & Coo (Burton's Birds), Crystal White, The Romer Twins, Peg Leg Bates, The Glamourlovlies, and many more all performing at the El Capitan Theatre during the production's fifth year in 1947. Softcover Magazine, 8.5" x 11", 16 pages, B&W.

Souvenir Program for the 1947 (Sixth Year) production of "Ken Murray's Blackouts of 1947" Comedy Revue. The stage show features the talents of Marie Wilson, Owen McGiveney, Bill & Coo (Burton's Birds), Crystal White, The Romer Twins, Peg Leg Bates, The Glamourlovlies, and many more all performing at the El Capitan Theatre during the production's sixth year in 1947. Softcover Magazine, 8.5" x 11", 16 pages, B&W.

Key Comics Giveaway covers containing other comic interiors from different publishers; this issue contains Super Duck Comics (1945) #33. Note: Cover changed each year. Many combinations are possible. Distributed in Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, and Illinois. 52 pages.

Key Comics Giveaway covers containing other comic interiors from different publishers; this issue contains Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (1940 Dell/Gold Key/Gladstone) 113. Note: Cover changed each year. Many combinations are possible. Distributed in Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas.

Issue #2 - July 2016. Exclusive giveaway at San Diego Comic Con. Produced by DC Comics. Second issue in series of three (first is KFC: Colonel of Two Worlds, given away at NYCC in 2015, the third is KFC: Across the Universe, SDCC 2017 giveaway). Homage cover to Justice League International #1. Written by Tony Bedard, illustrated by Tom Derenick and Travor Scott. Cover by Tom Grummett. 6 1/2-in. x 10 1/4-in., 16 pages, full color.

NYCC 2015 Exclusive giveaway. 20 Pages, Full Color.

Written and Illustrated by Dik Browne. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. 16 Pages B&W

Original Mailing Envelope - The Knicker, promotional comic book for a clothing company that sells knickers for boys.

The Knicker, November 1927 issue, is a promotional comic book for clothing company that sells knickers for boys and revolves around a fictional spokesperson, a boy named Tim (also appeared in promotional comics for Buster Brown and Superman-Tim). The artist for this comic may have been associated with the Walt Disney company as well. Early issues were sub-titled "The Boys' Own Magazine" while the "Official for Pie Eaters" slogan (apparently referred to a now obscure, but one-time "hip," bit of slang) was added later. The back cover has an ad by the Missoula Mercantile Co. for Tim's Official "Perfection Suit" priced at $16.50. 4-in. x 7-in 8 pages B&W.

The Knicker, April 1928 issue, is a promotional comic book for clothing company that sells knickers for boys and revolves around a fictional spokesperson, a boy named Tim (also appeared in promotional comics for Buster Brown and Superman-Tim). The artist for this comic may have been associated with the Walt Disney company as well. Early issues were sub-titled "The Boys' Own Magazine" while the "Official for Pie Eaters" slogan (apparently referred to a now obscure, but one-time "hip," bit of slang) was added later. The back cover has an ad by the Missoula Mercantile Co. for a "Perfection Suit" priced at $16.50. 4-in. x 7-in 8 pages B&W.

The Knicker, July 1929 issue, is a promotional comic book for a clothing company that sells knickers for boys. The story revolves around a boy named Tim who has counterparts in Buster Brown and the Superman Tim comics. The artist for this comic may have been associated with the Walt Disney company as well. The sub title, "Official for Pie Eaters," apparently refers to a now obscure, but one-time "hip," bit of slang. The back cover features an ad for a boy's suit (just $14.75). 8 pages, black and white, mini comic-sized.

The Knicker, May 1930 issue, is a promotional comic book for a clothing company that sells knickers for boys. The sub title, "Official for Pie Eaters," apparently refers to a now obscure, but one-time "hip," bit of slang. On page eight, Uncle Sam asks Tim for help to fly a Pacific-to-Atlantic airmail flight to deliver the mail. The regular pilot is sick from fright on account of the ghosts. Unfortunately, Tim wrote down how the story turns ends in secret code. So unless you also get your hands on the code book - see Tim's Official Handbook (1933), good luck deciphering the story Tim wrote. But not to worry, the other pages are perfectly readable. The back cover features a Levy Bros. ad for a boy's Palm Beach Suit (just $8.50). 12 pages, black and white, mini comic-sized.

The Knicker, March1931 issue, is a promotional comic book for a clothing company that sells knickers for boys. The story revolves around a boy named Tim who has counterparts in Buster Brown and the Superman Tim comics. The artist for this comic may have been associated with the Walt Disney company as well. The sub title, "Official for Pie Eaters," apparently refers to a now obscure, but one-time "hip," bit of slang. Eddie Cantor, equally obscure today, makes an appearance in a large photo on page ten and "becomes an Official Pie Eater!" The back cover features an ad for a boy's suit (just $13.75). 12 pages, black and white, mini comic-sized.

The Knicker, August 1931 issue, is a promotional comic book for a clothing company that sells knickers for boys. The story revolves around a boy named Tim who has counterparts in Buster Brown and the Superman Tim comics. The artist for this comic may have been associated with the Walt Disney company as well. The sub title, "Official for Pie Eaters," apparently refers to a now obscure, but one-time "hip," bit of slang. Eddie Cantor, equally obscure today, makes an appearance in a large photo on page ten and "becomes an Official Pie Eater!" The back cover features an ad for a boy's suit (just $13.75). 12 pages, black and white, mini comic-sized.

The Knicker, February 1932 issue, is a promotional comic book for a clothing company that sells knickers for boys.

The Knicker, March 1932 issue, is a promotional comic book for a clothing company that sells knickers for boys. The story revolves around a boy named Tim who has counterparts in Buster Brown and the Superman Tim comics. The artist for this comic may have been associated with the Walt Disney company as well. The sub title, "Official for Pie Eaters," apparently refers to a now obscure, but one-time "hip," bit of slang. The back cover features an ad for a boy's new suit (just $10.00 to 14.00). 12 pages, black and white, mini comic-sized.

Tim's Official Magazine (The Knicker). October 1934 issue. Promotional mini for boys' clothes and accessories. This is the same Tim from the Superman-Tim promotionals -- see Superman-Tim (1942). 12 pages, black and white, 4" x 6-3/4".

Tim's Official Magazine (The Knicker). Promotional mini for boys' clothes and accessories. This is the same Tim from the Superman-Tim promotional -- see Superman-Tim (1942). 12 pages, black and white, 4" x 6-3/4".

Tim's Official Magazine (The Knicker). Promotional mini for boys' clothes and accessories. This is the same Tim from the Superman-Tim promotional -- see Superman-Tim (1942). 12 pages, black and white, 4" x 6-3/4".

Tim's Official Magazine (The Knicker). Promotional mini for boys' clothes and accessories. This is the same Tim from the Superman-Tim promotional -- see Superman-Tim (1942). 12 pages, black and white, 4" x 6-3/4".

Tim's Official Magazine (The Knicker). Promotional mini for boys' clothes and accessories. This is the same Tim from the Superman-Tim promotional -- see Superman-Tim (1942). 12 pages, black and white, 4" x 6-3/4".

Tim's Official Magazine (The Knicker). Promotional mini for boys' clothes and accessories. This is the same Tim from the Superman-Tim promotional -- see Superman-Tim (1942). 12 pages, black and white, 4" x 6-3/4".

Tim's Official Magazine (The Knicker). Promotional mini for boys' clothes and accessories. This is the same Tim from the Superman-Tim promotional -- see Superman-Tim (1942). 12 pages, black and white, 4" x 6-3/4".