Approved Comics comic books issue 1
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Issue #1
$21.00
View scan- Cover detached at top staple, bottom staple popped, 2 1/2" cumulative spine split, two center wraps detached at one staple, piece missing from back cover.
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Stories and art by Murphy Anderson, Dan Barry, George Tuska and Alex Kotzky. An anthology from St. John, with a variety of genres, sources and artists. This issue features Old West hero The Hawk. The lawless town of Adobe Bend must change after Marshal Bob "Hawk" Hardie rides into town, but outlaw Slash hires Lobo Moreno to get rid of The Hawk. Marshal Hardie arrives in Armadillo Flats and goes after Reb Sutton and his band of killers. Pajaro, new chieftain of the Mescaleros, declares war on white settlers, but his blood brother Sangre tries to convince him otherwise. Plus the lyrics to the Western tune "Billy Venero" are rendered in comics form. Nice painted cover by an unknown artist. The Law of the Colt; Cowboy Songs of the Old West: Billy Venero; A Fair Exchange; John Slaughter; Six-Gun Showdown; Ghost Towns of the Old West: Cripple Creek; Blood Brothers. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
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$25 Approved Comics #1 1954 St. John Golden Age Western The Hawk Good/VG $40 APPROVED COMICS #1 1.8 THE HAWK GEORGE TUSKA ART ST. JOHN T PGS 1954 Clicking on the links to the eBay listings shown above and then making a purchase may result in MyComicShop earning a commission from the eBay Partner Network.
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Published 1967 (est.) by Comics Magazine Association of America.
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Scarce promotional booklet produced by the Comics Magazine Association of America in 1967 to demonstrate the profitability and wholesomeness of code approved comics. 9" x 6", 12 pages, B&W
