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UK Series. Reprints material from US Fawcett Comics. 28 pages, B&W.

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Story and Art by Yoojeong Lee. When Earth came under attack by aliens, humanity took to space and found refuge on our moon. Three girls born on the moon at the same time and day have grown up together and are now members of the Pink Club gang. They are at constant war with other gangs to expand their territory, aspiring to become the new rulers of the moon. What lies in store for these girls? 32 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.95.

Stories and art by Frank Willard and Ferd Johnson. Dell's Large Feature Comic reprinted classic comic strips. This issue reprints Moon Mullins from September 1937 to January 1938. The original slacker, Moon Mullins had misadventures with the members of the boardinghouse where he lived, including landlady Emmy and well-bred Lord Plushbottom. After their latest altercation with the local police, Moon and Lord Plushbottom decide to leave town until things cool off. But trouble follows them.... 8 1/2-in. x 11 1/2-in, 48 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Frank Willard, Al Hartley and Gil Turner. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Lord Plushbottom's costumes for the masquerade party cause confusion for Kayo, Auntie and a passing cop. Emmy throws Moon's cigar out the window, where it goes down a bystander's shirt. Trudy's father gets in the middle of a malt-shop fight over who's taking Trudy to prom, in an Archie-type story. Plus teen comedy with Chickie, featuring art by future Archie artist Al Hartley. Moon Mullins; Dan Cupid Misses Out; Trudy; Emmy the Heiress; Chickie; A Day at the Picnic; Dannie Dumm; 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dan Gordon. Stories and art by Frank Willard and Milt Gross. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Mamie's peacemaking between Moon and the neighbor is going well, until the neighbor calls Mamie "Grandmaw." Kayo's interest in beekeeping backfires on Moon in a painful way. Pop tries to duck out of a doctor bill, in a "That's My Pop" story by Milt Gross. Moon Mullins; Me Brudder, Moon; Gentleman Willie; Girls Will Be Girls; That's My Pop! 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dan Gordon. Stories and art by Frank Willard, Milt Gross and Al Hartley. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Moon accepts a lift from what appears to be a self-driving car, but is actually the ride of an escaped lunatic. A traveler tries to get directions from Ickey Ike, in a story with art by future Archie artist Al Hartley. Junior gets a job as a bellboy in a fancy hotel, in a "That's My Pop" story by Milt Gross. Plus Banana Oil! and Count Screwloose strips by Gross. Moon Mullins; Banana Oil!; Go Straight, Young Man; Ickey Ike; Yaas, My Lord!; That's My Pop!; Count Screwloose Cartoon Page; Moon Gets an Offer. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dan Gordon. Stories and art by Frank Willard and Milt Gross. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Lord Plushbottom comes home from the night's carousing with someone else's top hat, which causes chaos when it's time for church. Kayo tries to smuggle a pie into the house, but chooses the wrong hiding place. Just to win an argument with his wife, Pop agrees to wrestle "The Turk," in a "That's My Pop" story by Milt Gross. Plus Banana Oil! by Gross. Moon Mullins; Kitty Higgins; Banana Oil!; Moon Makes Music; That's My Pop!; Danger: Moon at Work! 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dan Gordon. Stories and art by Frank Willard and Milt Gross. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Pops talks his way into Lord Plushbottom's club, and makes a killing playing poker with the millionaires. Plushbottom tries to teach Emma how to drive. Pop gets involved in betting on a boxing kangaroo - but first they must find a kangaroo, in a "That's My Pop" story by Milt Gross. Plus Banana Oil! and Count Screwloose strips by Gross. Moon Mullins; Banana Oil!; Moons Eclipse; Ready, Willing and Eager; That's My Pop!; Count Screwloose Cartoon Page; Kitty Higgins. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dan Gordon. Stories and art by Frank Willard and Milt Gross. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Moon accidentally loses Mamie's bicycle during a night of carousing. Moon mistakes castor oil for Pops' secret bottle stash. Junior becomes class treasurer, and Pop wants to help, in a "That's My Pop" story by Milt Gross. Plus Banana Oil! strips by Gross. Moon Mullins; Banana Oil!; Champ by Accident; A Pet For Kayo; That's My Pop!; Kitty Higgins. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Frank Willard and Joe Beck. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. St. John published the last two issues. Uncle Willie tries to train the mule that he got from an amusement park, and the results are amusing for everyone else. Young kids Red and Flash set out to capture bank robber Perley Gates. Uncle Willie gets a check from millionaire Mr. Sheckles after saving his life, but young Kayo wants the signature for his autograph collection. Moon Mullins; Red Herring: Trouble in Double; School Daze. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Frank Willard. Stories and art by Frank Willard and Joe Beck. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. St. John published the last two issues. Young kids Red and Flash try to find Mrs. Buckingham's lost dog and earn a reward. Uncle Willie gets stuck on a cliffside while on a nature walk with Kayo, and Mamie is their only hope of rescue. But Mamie wants to negotiate on the price of rope. Moon Mullins; Red Herring: Trouble in Double; The Window in Left Field; Kitty Higgins. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Moon Mullins and Kayo (1933 Whitman BLB) #NN, Cocomalt premium, softcover, Willard

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Moon Mullins and Kayo (1933 Whitman BLB) (Kayo and Moon Mullins-inside), Whitman. Frank Willard

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#10124-410 on cover. Photo cover of Nikky Ferris (Hayley Mills) and Mark Camford (Peter McEnery). "Walt Disney's The Moon-Spinners," art by Dan Spiegle; Danger stalks Nikky when she tries to help an accused jewel thief clear his name. Based on the 1964 Disney film. Fish, Number 27: Perch article, art by Jack Sparling. Back cover photo of Hayley Mills. 36 pgs., full color. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

Story, Art, and Cover by Nicola Cuti. 6 3/4" X 8 3/4". 12 pages. B&W. Cover price $0.25.

1st printing. Art book featuring the work of "Fly". Softcover, 7-1/4" x 10-1/4", 128 pages, full color, Japanese language.

Edited by Jeff Rovin. Stories by Richard Meyers and others. A studio-sanctioned look at the sci-fi-tinged 11th film in the James Bond series. Interview with longtime James Bond film producer Albert Cubby Broccoli; the films storyline recreated with production photos; profiles of the movies special effects, cast and crew, and of course, the Bond Girls. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 40 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $2.00.

Smooth Criminal. Story by John Stephenson, David Newman, and Michael Jackson. Art by Abel Laxamana. Cover by George Baker. Sometimes listed as Blackthorne 3-D Series (1985) #75. Blackthorne Publishing presents another in its series of 3-D comics, this one featuring an adaptation of the Michael Jackson video anthology Moonwalker, specifically, the Smooth Criminal music video. The licensing fees and low sales of this comic contributed to Blackthornes demise in 1990. Ironically, the comic became a collector's item after Jackson's death in 2009. 32 pages, B&W with 3-D effects. Cover price $2.50.

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4th edition. A handbook of new and interesting shooting sports, emphasizing safety. Published by Will Eisner's American Visuals Corporation with a cover by Eisner. 6.5-in. x 9-in.; full color; 16 newsprint pages.

4th edition. A handbook of new and interesting shooting sports, emphasizing safety. Published by Will Eisner's American Visuals Corporation with a cover by Eisner. 6.5-in. x 9-in.; full color; 16 newsprint pages.

More Power to America Special (1950) is a promotional comic book distributed by General Electric, Inc. and part of the GE Adventure Series. Young Johnny Power's parents teach him the benefits of electricity. 16 pages, full color, 7-in. x 10.25-in., newsprint, with no cover price.

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More Power to You! (1951) is a promotional comic book for Ethyl Gasoline with art by John Rosenberger, better known for his work on Archie's Adventures of the Fly. 32 pages, full color, 6.75-in. x 10-in., no cover price.

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1st printing. Story and art by Jamie Cosley. A unique love triangle wrought with tragedy and consequence minus the Hollywood ending. A story about the importance of one man's vows. Softcover, 5-in. x 8 1/2-in., 62 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

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Promotional comic for Robert Morgenthau, Democratic candidate for governor in New York. No date, but one page includes endorsements from President John F. Kennedy, former President Harry S. Truman, and New York City mayor Robert Wagner, which places the publication date in the early 60s, probably 1962. 7-in. x 10-in.; full color; 8 pages; newsprint. Cover price $0.10.

Stories by Mike Curtis, Dann Phillips, and Richard Thatcher. Art by Steven Addlesee, Kevin Mulder, Ken Asche, Bill Schmickle and Shawntae Howard. Cover by Ron Murphy. Thatcher returns to his world where a plague is changing humans into furries, previously seen in SFA Spotlight and New Horizons. Sound and Light; A Sailors Tail; Riding the Tange; What If the Morphing Period Happened in the Old West; The One That Got Away; The Great Sandwich Caper. 48 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $4.95.

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Free Comic Book Day 2005. "Godpoint" & "Pit Stop (Redux)" written by A. David Lewis with art by Taki Soma, Jeffrey LaJaunie, & Chris Srnka. "Fetch" written & illustrated by Carla Speed McNeil. "I Didn't Know This Place Had a Cellar" written by Joshua Hale Fialkov with art by Scott. A Keating. B&W, 32 pages, standard paper stock.

AmazingCon Exclusive Foil "Wolverine" Edition Virgin Cover by Kyle Willis - limited 100 copies. A "mosaic scrapbook" styled artbook by Kyle Willis. 6 5/8" X 10 1/4". 32 pages. NOTE: May not be signed, see item notes.

Foil Edition "Spider-Man" Variant Cover by Kyle Willis - limited to 200 copies. A "mosaic scrapbook" styled artbook by Kyle Willis.

Florida SuperCon Exclusive Lava-Foil Webs Edition Variant Cover by Kyle Willis. Cover homage to Amazing Spider-man (1963 1st Series) #301. A "mosaic scrapbook" styled artbook by Kyle Willis.

Mother Goose (1934 Whitman) #514, small size. NOTE: originally sold in Wee Little Books boxed set.

A collection of fairy tales and fables set to music. Features an illustration and sheet music for each. Hardcover, 6-1/2" x 9-1/2", 111 pages, B&W.

Part of the Illuminated Series of Toy Books by Huestis/Cozans. The History of the Celebrated Mother Hubbard: With a Few Facts and Observations Relative Thereto, Addressed to Young Children; by F. P. Palmer and Illustrated with Curious Conceits, Designed by Alfred Crowquil. 4-3/4" x 7-1/2", 28 pages, B&W.

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Mother Pluto (1939 Whitman BLB) #1058, hardcover

Photo cover features Monte Hale and Roy Barcroft. Stories and art by Joe Millard and others. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on The Vanishing Westerner, a 1950 Republic B-movie western starring Monte Hale. Government agent Chris and his sidekick Waldorf go undercover as outlaws to join Sanderson's gang. But Sanderson spots them and frames them for a sheriff's murder, putting Chris and Waldorf at the mercy of an angry mob. Plus pinup photos of Western star Monte Hale. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover features Allan "Rocky" Lane and Eddy Waller. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by Arthur E. Orloff. Art by Irwin Hasen and Joe Giella. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on Code of the Silver Sage, a 1950 Republic B-movie western starring Allan "Rocky" Lane. A US Cavalry lieutenant travels to lawless Arizona, which is under the control of outlaw boss Champion. The US President himself plans to visit Arizona to restore law and order. But Lt. Lane learns that Champion is planning to have the President assassinated to secure his rule of Arizona, and only Rocky Lane can stop him. Plus pinup photos of Rocky Lane. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover features Allan "Rocky" Lane and Eddy Waller. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by M. Coates Webster. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on Covered Wagon Raid, a 1950 Republic B-movie western starring Allen "Rocky" Lane. Insurance investigator Rocky Lane witnesses a murder by thugs working for would-be land baron Deacon Grimes. Rocky goes undercover to help the dead man's daughter Susie bring charges against Grimes. But rancher's daughter Gail learns Rocky's true identity, and inadvertently reveals it to Grimes' henchmen. Plus pinup photos of Rocky Lane. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Allan "Rocky" Lane photo cover. Stills from the movie on the inside front cover. "Vigilante Hideout," art by Bob Powell; An adaptation of a Republic Picture starring Allan "Rocky" Lane, Eddy Waller, Roy Barcroft, and Virginia Herrick; Rocky, a Range Detective, arrives to help Nugget with rustlers; When he learns Nugget owns only three cows, he stays on anyway and soon becomes involved in Benson's attempt to blow open the banks's safe; When Rocky upsets his plans, Benson supposedly gets rid of him by having him declared an outlaw wanted dead or alive; Then Benson takes a load of explosives into an old mine located directly under the bank vault. Stills from the movie on the inside back cover. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover features Audie Murphy. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by John Huston and Albert Band. Art by Bob Powell. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on John Huston's 1951 adaptation of the classic Civil War novel by Stephen Crane, The Red Badge of Courage. A young Union soldier (played by famed combat veteran Audie Murphy in the film) wrestles with his courage and his conscience while preparing to face Confederate forces in the early days of the Civil War. This adaptation is based on the full two-hour film, later heavily edited by the studio, which has since been lost. It features art by comics legend Bob Powell of "Sheena" fame. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Photo cover features George Montgomery. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by Frank Gruber. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on The Texas Rangers, a 1951 low-budget Columbia western starring George Montgomery and Gale Storm. In the 1870s, Texas is terrorized by outlaw Sam Bass and his gang. Reformed outlaw Johnny Carver is asked by the head of the Texas Rangers to go undercover with the Bass gang. But as the gang plans the robbery of a gold train, is Johnny working with the outlaws, or the Rangers? 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Photo cover features Allan "Rocky" Lane. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by M. Coates Webster. Art by Pete Riss. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on Frisco Tornado, a 1950 Republic B-movie western starring Allan "Rocky" Lane. Rocky Lane is a US marshal investigating a scam involving "outlaw insurance." He survives an ambush, but loses his ID in the process. The outlaws use his ID to frame him as the brains behind the outlaw gang and their insurance scam. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Photo cover features John Derek and Jody Lawrance. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by Ralph Gilbert Bettison and George Bruce. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on the 1951 Columbia film Mask of the Avenger, a loose adaptation of The Count of Monte Cristo. Renatu, an Italian nobleman, loses his father during the European revolutions of 1848. Vowing revenge, he plots against the corrupt local military governor, and learns of a planned invasion by the Austrian military. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover features Allan "Rocky" Lane. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by M. Coates Webster. Art by Werner Roth. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on Rough Riders of Durango, a 1951 Republic B-movie western starring Allan "Rocky" Lane. Marshal Rocky Lane intervenes when a corrupt banker plans to foreclose on ranchers who have been targeted by outlaw raids. Rocky suspects that seemingly blameless harness-maker Blake is the secret head of the outlaw gang, working in cahoots with the banker. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Photo cover features Richard Derr and Barbara Rush. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by Sydney Boehm. Art by George Evans and Al Williamson. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on George Pal's 1951 science fiction epic When Worlds Collide. When scientists discover that a "rogue star" is on a collision course with Earth, humanity faces the coming destruction with blind panic. However, an experimental rocket ship may be able to carry a select group of survivors to a new world. This adaptation features art by comics and science-fiction legends George Evans and Al Williamson, who even provide themselves a cameo in the comic. Plus photo stills from the film. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Photo cover features Lash LaRue. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by Maurice Tombragel and June Carr. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on The Vanishing Outpost, a 1951 Monogram Western starring Lash LaRue. Marshal LaRue and his sidekick Fuzzy meet Walker, a Pinkerton detective, while disciplining the rowdy barflies in a saloon. Walker enlists their help in tracking down the outlaw gang that murdered his partner. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Photo cover. Based on Columbia Pictures' 1952 release, "Brave Warrior" starring Jon Hall, Jay Silverheels, Christine Larson, and Michael Ansara. "Brave Warrior"; In Indiana of the early 1800s, conflict once again arises between the United States and Great Britain over territory and boundaries; Each side endeavors to gain the support of the Shawnee Indian tribes in the area; Governor William Henry Harrison enlists the aid of Steve Ruddell, whose friendship with the Shawnee chief Tecumseh goes back to childhood; Tecumseh's leadership of the Shawnee is contested by his brother, known as The Prophet, who sides with the British; Tecumseh, who grew up as a childhood playmate of Steve and of Laura McGregor, loves Steve as a brother and hopes to marry Laura; But Laura is in love with Steve. Laura's father, Shayne McGregor, secretly leads local support of the British against the Americans, even though it risks the life and love of his daughter; Everything comes to a head at the battle of Tippecanoe. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Photo cover features George Murphy, Virginia Gilmore and Finlay Currie. Story by Leo Dorfman, from the screenplay by Leo Rosten, et al. Fawcett presents adaptations of popular movies of the 1950s in comics form. This issue is based on Walk East on Beacon, a 1952 spy drama/ film noir starring George Murphy, Finlay Currie and Virginia Gilmore. A federal agent investigating a Soviet spy ring discovers that they are blackmailing a scientist who is working on a top-secret space program. The film, in turn, is based on a magazine article by J. Edgar Hoover, making this the rare comic with ties to the long-running head of the FBI. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.