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Limited 1 for 10 Variant cover by IVAN REIS. Written by JUSTIN DOBLE & CHRISTINE LAVAF and MIKE JOHNSON Art by YVEL GUICHET and DARICK ROBERTSON Uncover Olivia Dunham's early days in the Fringe Division and investigate a mysterious temple's long-hidden secret in this final issue! Cover price $3.99.

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Cover by Murphy Anderson (art) and Jack Adler (photo). Stories by Mann Rubin, Gardner Fox and unknown. Art by Jim Mooney, Sid Greene and Ruben Moreira. Stories to stagger the imagination. "The Martian Joke!" by Mann Rubin and Jim Mooney, reprinted from Strange Adventures (1950 1st Series) #24 - Martians don't know how to laugh! So they send a martian, Exerel, to find the secret of laughter. Meeting Bud Hadley, an ex-comedian hunted by police, Exerel bargains with him for the secret. Plus: Star Rovers tale "How Can Time Be Stopped?" by Gardner Fox and Sid Greene, reprinted from Strange Adventures (1950 1st Series) #163 - The Rovers must figure out how to stop the lizard aliens who are planning to conquer Earth with a time-weapon that has already turned Homer into an old man and Karel into a teenager. And: "You Stole Our Planet" with art by Ruben Moreira, reprinted from Unexpected (1956 DC) (Tales of ...) #20 - Working on a way to create a barrier against nuclear fallout, two scientists are visited by creatures accusing humans of having stolen their world. Eventually the creatures realize they are not on their planet and the scientists reverse their experiment, sending the creatures back to their universe. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.20.

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Stories and art by Dick Ayers, Art Gates, Carl Hubbell and Fred Ottenheimer. Charlton's Mad imitator continues its hit-or-miss parodies of 1950s pop culture, converting to a magazine format with this issue, as Mad did. This issue features no art by Marvel legend Jack Kirby, contrary to some sources (the Kirby art is in issue #11). Photo cover includes 1950s icons Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russell, Jackie Gleason, and Jerry Lewis. How Davy Crockett rose up from a simple frontiersman to a 1950s TV star. Parodies of the films Blackboard Jungle and Marilyn Monroe's The Seven Year Itch. Another 1950s icon, trans pioneer Christine Jorgensen, gets the From Here to Insanity treatment. An indecipherable article written in "jazz" lingo. Spoofs of 1950s advertising, including shampoo, deodorant, and cigarettes ads. Haloo Shampoo; Chase & Sunburn Coffee; Old Spicy Sticky Deodorant; Classified Ads; The Raving Reporter; How Davy Crockhead Captured America; The Man on the Flying Trapeze; Confidentially; The Truth About the French Pose Card Raquet; The Truth About Army Justice; Why Gretel Garbow Wants Her Privacy; Operation Denmark; The Truth About the Einstein Experts; I Toyed With the Hearts of Men; Blackboard Jumble; Fisherman's Daily Guide for August; How to Catch a Man; Camp Minnacootchie; Eat Younger and Look Older; Jive Me Gently; You Too Can Dance; How To Pour a Patio; Across and Drowkcab Puzzle; Insanity Removes the Wraps from Atomic Age's Most Explosive Pin-Ups!; Recommended by Huncan Dines; Those T.V. Commercials; Maryland Monrowboat in "The Seven Year Twitch"; French Girdle; Pearliaments Cigarettes. Final issue under this title; series continues as Crazy, Man, Crazy (1955) #1. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 64 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.10.

No date. Tex Taylor stars in "Guns Along the Border." Nimo the Mountain Lion back-up story, "Nimo Battling the Wolf Pack!" Captain Tootsie stars in a one-page Tootsie roll azd, "Captain Tootsie Breaks Up Spy Ring" (by Bill Schreiber). Photo cover. Cover price $0.10.

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by Aaron Williams It's the hit web-comic that brings readers the true non-lives of three (well, four if you count the webcam) gamers and their misadventures... rolling dice, slaying dragons, and being, well, nerds. Printed in "widescreen" format, this volume collects the first year (and then some!) of the funniest RPG antics this side of a Piers Anthony d20 supplement. Roll for initiative this November! b&w $2.99 Cover price $2.99.

Model Heather Parkhurst photo cover. Comic stories in this issue replaced with a 20-page photo gallery of Heather (contains nudity). B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.

Nude "Heather Parkhurst" photo cover. Comic stories in this issue replaced with a 20-page photo gallery of Heather. B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.

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Model Chrissy Mountjoy photo cover. Comic stories in this issue replaced with a 20-page photo gallery of Chrissy (contains nudity). B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.

Model Glori-Anne Gilbert photo cover. Comic stories in this issue replaced with a 20-page photo gallery of Glori-Anne (contains nudity). B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.

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Youth-oriented magazine of comics, games, and articles. In this issue: dirigibles, Venice, spider webs, hiccups, lead toy soldiers, statues of Michelangelo, javelin throwers, Teddy Roosevelt, orchids, caves, and more. Comics by Abrevaya and Fernandez-Branca. 8.25-in. x 10.75-in.; full color; 48 slick pages. Cover price $1.25.

Photo Illustrated Comic. Grampa Al Lewis (Munsters) Appears. Cover price $6.50.

FunFare Holiday Edition We don't like the phrase 'kid at heart': everyone was, or is a kid, so whether you're 5 or 65, you know the joy of fun and toys-and the joy of sharing that fun with your family at any age. It's no secret that toys bring out all the happiness and imagination in each of us; no wonder why we always wish for the newest, most exciting innovations in our hands. Toys rule, and we want to celebrate that! Inspired by the educated antics of ToyFare magazine, we bring you a brand new title for Parents and Children who love toys everywhere: FunFare magazine! Read with your children and do everything from: ' Discover the 100 hottest new toys coming out this season (and who's made our Annual Hot Dozen for Amazon.com) ' Learn all about the unique history of different toys, companies, and inventors in our kid-friendly, Moms-approved feature articles ' See our very own panel of Kid Kritics take this season's new toys to task ' Practice reading with our kids by enjoying our hilarious FunFare Theatre, inspired by our readers, right in the magazine! IN STORES SEPTEMBER 30TH FUNFARE-HOLIDAY EDITION ...............$4.99 Cover price $4.99.

ON THE COVER: The High-Tech Playroom - Trends and top picks in family gaming, gadgets and learning technology! FEATURING: * THE HOT DOZEN: The 12 most in-demand toys this holiday season * THE ALL STARS: 60+ editor favorites in a dozen toy categories * KIDS' HALF DOZEN: Personal favorites toy picks from our kid critics * THE GAMEFARE HOT DOZEN: The season's 12 hottest video games for kids and families PLUS: * Hasbro's Hub: Behind-the-scenes at the toyco's new television network * FunFare Theatre * FunFare's top resources for parents Cover price $4.99.

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Fall 1979. Cover article: "Screenwriter for a Duck: Carl Barks at the Disney Studio" by Mike Barrier. Also Will Eisner interview, Jack Kinney (Disney animation director), Suzanne Pitt, and more. Black and white; 48 pages on good quality white paper with cardstock covers; magazine format. Cover price $3.50.

Cover by Silver-Fish. Stories and Art by Jose Calderon, Daphne Lage, Ron Wilber, Chris Whalen, Christina Hanson and Ed Garcia. Your only monthly source for anthropomorphics celebrates its tenth anniversary issue! Check out: "Tall Tails Part 30" by Jose Calderon and Daphne Lage; "Zerda Fox Part 1" by Ron Wilber; "Furball" by Chris Whalen; and "Ebin & May Part 12" by Christina Hanson and Ed Garcia. Plus: Illustration by Joyceanna Brock. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.99.

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Stories by Bill Black and Bill Feret. Art by Bill Black and Don Secrease. Cover photo shows Kay Aldridge, star of the Perils of Nyoka serial, with Satan the gorilla. Good-girl and Golden Age champions AC Comics revive Nyoka, the long-running star of movie serials and comic book adventures in the Golden Age. Escaping a plane crash, Nyoka and Chuck are captured by the Serpent Cult and their leader, the Cobra Lady, who expose them to the Cloud of Death; A classic Nyoka tale from the Golden Age; Reflections on the classic Nyoka comics and films. Nyoka: Cloud of Death; Nyoka for the Record; The Jungle Heads of Horror! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.95.

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Stories by Bill Black, Kay Aldridge and Rod Reed. Art by Bill Black, Bill Lux, Bill Koch, H. C. Kiefer and Maurice Whitman. Cover photo shows Kay Aldridge, star of the Perils of Nyoka serial. Good-girl and Golden Age champions AC Comics revive Nyoka, the long-running star of movie serials and comic book adventures in the Golden Age. Just when Chuck and Nyoka seem trapped by the Serpent Cult, the aerial heroes known as The Skull Squad arrive to save the day; three classic Nyoka stories from the 40s and 50s; A letter of appreciation from 1940s Nyoka actress Kay Aldridge. The Skull Squad!; Jungle Jousts of Death; The Symbol of Danger!; The Ivory Pirates! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $2.25.

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Stories by Bill Black, Bill Feret and Rod Reed. Art by Bill Black, Bernie Krigstein, and Maurice Whitman. Cover photo shows Laura Stafford, star of the Young Nyoka fumetti in this issue. Good-girl and Golden Age champions AC Comics revive Nyoka, the long-running star of movie serials and comic book adventures in the Golden Age. Nyoka stars in a new fumetti, or photo-comic, as she stands off an alien invasion; three classic Nyoka stories from the 40s and 50s, including one with art by EC legend Bernie Krigstein; an overview of the first Nyoka movie serial. Young Nyoka; Perils in the Pyramids; Jungle Ambush; A Legend Is Born: The Jungle Girl Adventure; A King's Ransom. 40 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.25.

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Stories by Bill Black, Bill Feret and Rod Reed. Art by Bill Black, Richard Roman, and Bert Whitman. Cover photo shows Frances Gifford, star of the Jungle Girl serial. Good-girl and Golden Age champions AC Comics revive Nyoka, the long-running star of movie serials and comic book adventures in the Golden Age. Nyoka and the Blonde Bomber encounter the mysterious Hooded Serpent; a classic three-part Nyoka story from the Golden Age; A report on a movie serial retrospective held at the American Museum of the Moving Image, plus a reprint of a Nyoka serial lobby card. Prowlers in the Night; Message from Nowhere, Part I: The Rayburns, Dead or Alive?; Message from Nowhere, Part II: The End of Nyoka!; Message from Nowhere, Part III: Strange Footprints!; Cliffhanger Update. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.50.

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Photo cover features Bobby Diamond. Cover number is 01-292-208. Adventures of Joey and his horse Fury, based on the 1950s TV series. The Broken Wheel herd is frightened by strange lights under the water at the watering hole. When Joey and Packy investigate, they are captured by the Lake Intruders. Rustlers steal a truck and the horses that go with it, including Fury. Plus fun facts about Western fairs and gold mining. The Lake Intruders; Rustlers on Wheels; Western Fairs; Hidden Gold. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

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Photo cover features Bobby Diamond. Art by Tom Gill. Cover number is 10020-211. Adventures of Joey and his horse Fury, based on the 1950s TV series. A plane lands at the Broken Wheel, but there's something funny about the pilot. Joey and Packy explore the abandoned Westerly mine, only to learn that robbers are using it as a hideout. He and Fury are marked for death unless they can get to help in time. Plus fun facts about narrow gauge railroads. Modern Ghost Town; The Mysterious Imposter; The Robber's Hide-Out; Narrow Gauge Railroads. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #6 includes: Anne McCaffrey, Christopher Reeve interview, Sen. Brigg vs SF Fandom by David Gerrold, NBC Adapts Huxley's Brave New World, the art of Syd Mead, Battlestar Galactica, Frazetta's Barbarian Goes Commercial, Ron Miller: Space Artist, Warlords of Atlantis, John Brunner: Pessimism is Good for You, and Robert Anton Wilson: Next Stop Immortality. Cover price $1.95.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #8 includes: Jerry Pournelle interview, Invasion of the Body Snatchers remake, Superman?The Movie, David Hardy color portfolio, cosmic vision of Adolf Schaller, and Ted White: Futurerock. Feb, 1979. Original cover price: $1.95. Cover price $1.95.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #11 includes: Alien, The Videodisc Revolution, The Making of TV's Supertrain, Chris Foss portfolio, and Larry Niven forsees a future of bountiful wealth. July, 1979. Original cover price: $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #12 includes: Robert Silverberg interview, Prophecy (film), Larry Fast electronic music, Geoffrey Chandler portfolio, Jack Olson portfolio, and Alvin Toffler on learning for and in the future. Aug, 1979. Original cover price: $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #13 includes: Vonda Mcintyre interview, John Varley interview, The Black Hole, Unidentified Flying Oddball, TV's Childhood's End, Jim Thompson gallery, TV's The Martian Chronicles, John Berkley portfolio, and Brian Aldiss searches for the whole man. Sept, 1979. Original cover price: $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #16 includes: Star Trek?The Motion Picture, Theodore Sturgeon interview, Space-Age Games, Looking Forward to the 1980s, The Black Hole, Jon Lomberg portfolio, and The future of consciousness by Robert Sheckley. Feb, 1980. Original cover price: $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #19 includes: The Empire Strikes Back, Nuclear Disaster in the Cinema, modern music, 3-D is alive and well, Edward Blair-Wilkins gallery, Morris Scott Dollens portfolio, and Torrow by Norman Spinrad. June, 1980. Original cover price: $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #20 includes: the making of The Empire Strikes Back, John Lilly interview, Ray Bradbury poetry, new Harlan Ellison column debuts (An Edge in My Voice), Battle Beyond the Stars (Corman movie), Gary Numan, Ray Crane gallery, and Karl Kofoed portfolio. Aug, 1980. Original cover price: $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #21 includes: Harlan Ellison remembers George Pal, Steve R. Dodd gallery, Ron Miller portfolio, Greg Benford: Aliens I Have Known, Galaxina (movie), Close Encounters of the Third Kind (improved version), Battle Beyond the Stars review, and Robert Anton Wilson: Human Intelligence Increase. Sept, 1980. Original cover price: $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Carl Sagan's Cosmos, Harlan Ellison column, Warp stage play, Jack Williamson interview, and more. 8-in. x 10.75-in.; part color, part black and white; 72 pages. Cover price $2.25.

Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Cryonics Meltdown, Flash Gordon movie, Harlan Ellison column, Gregory Benford interview, Altered States movie, John Allison portfolio, and more. 8-in. x 10.75-in.; part color, part black and white; 72 pages. Cover price $2.25.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #25 includes: Steve Dodd portfolio, Isaac Asimov on revising our genetic patterns, Saturn: Visit to an Alien World by Harlan Ellison, Disney's Epcot Center, Captain Beefheart, Roger Zelazny interview, Altered States, and Scanners. Mar, 1981. Original cover price: $2.25. Cover price $2.25.

Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue # 26 includes: Robert Anton Wilson reviews Bucky Fuller; women in SF; Poul Anderson interview; Outland; Harlan Ellison answers his mail; and more. 8-1/8 in. x 10-7/8 in.; part color, part black and white; 72 pages. Cover price $2.25.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue # 27 includes: Living in Space; Survivalists; Outland; Harlan Ellison vs. the Moral Majority; and more. 8-1/8 in. x 10-7/8 in.; part color, part black and white; 72 pages. Cover price $2.50.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue # 28 includes: Harlan Ellison: Moral Majority II, Robert Heinlein on the happy days ahead, Space Shuttle: The Movie, Superman II, Robert L. Forward interview, Summertrek II, computer graphics. 8-1/8 in. x 10-7/8 in.; part color, part black and white; 72 pages. Cover price $2.50.

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Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue # 29 includes: Creationists vs. Evolutionists; curing cancer; Heavy Metal feature film; Robert Anton Wilson interview; Harlan Ellison on Outland; and more. 8-1/8 in. x 10-7/8 in.; part color, part black and white; 72 pages. Cover price $2.50.

Future is a slick magazine covering science, science fiction, and fantasy. Issue #31 includes: Frank Thomas gallery, Harlan Ellison: Mundanes at the Movies, Wayne Barlowe portfolio, James Beggs interview, and Blade Runner. Dec, 1981. Original cover price: $2.50. Cover price $2.50.

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UFO & Alien issue. "Close Encounters of the Third Kind". 8 page comic strip story by Tim Beckley, Bruce N. Solotoff, & Stephen Crane. Cover price $1.25.

The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. Helping out at a lumber camp, Gabby rides logs downriver like Slim Pickens riding an ICBM in Dr. Strangelove. The Musketeers of the West try to figure out what's so secret about a burro train. Gabby discovers the deadly secret of a traveling "beauty wagon." Favorite line this issue: "Let 'er rip, yuh ornery jughead! I don't aim to be throwed!" Cowboy Cal; Gabby Hayes Rides the Rapids; Gabby Hayes and the Magic Lamp; Musketeers of the West and the Mystery of the Burro Train; Buck Desmond: Mojave Trail; Big Bow and Little Arrow: The Hide-Out; The Beauty Wagon. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Stories and art by Jack Sparling and Dick Kraus. The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. Gabby wants the reward for capturing an elephant who escaped from the circus, but all he does is enrage the elephant. Gabby discovers that an eccentric local artist is being swindled by phony miners who claim to be on the verge of a silver strike. A photo contest leads to Gabby, wearing a dress and bonnet, wrestling a bear, while being pursued by a promoter who thinks he's a bearded lady. Favorite line this issue: "I'll be hornswoggled! This hombre must be plumb loco!" Chief Gray Matter; The Stalking Terror; Cattle Stampede; The Palomino Colt; Musketeers of the West: Dangerous Passage; The Stolen Snapshot; The Whirlwind Wallop; Loco Lew. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. Gabby whittles a turkey call that is his masterpiece, but unfortunately, it also brings real buzzards that are looking for the turkey. Gambler Honest John has never lost a bet, but that may change when Gabby bets him he can ride his horse up the church steeple. Lariat, a member of the Musketeers of the West, makes a new enemy when he exposes a gambler's con game. Favorite line this issue: "What in tarnation is all this foolery?" Chief Gray Matter; His Wonderful Bird Call!; Buck Desmond: Desert Captives; Honest John's Mistake; Musketeers of the West: Gambling with Death!; The Dangerous Duke; Loco Lew. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Stories and art by Jack Binder and Dick Kraus. The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. An arsonist is targeting buildings in the town of Rawhide, and he frames Gabby for his crimes. Gabby's clothes are stolen by wily coyote Lop Ear, and Gabby gives chase, wearing only his red union suit with the flap in the back. Gabby realizes that the pickpocket plaguing the town is actually the trained kangaroo of a traveling snake-oil salesman. Favorite line this issue: "Dadburn the thieving four-legged varmint! It's hoomiliating!" Tumbleweed Jr.; Wilbur the Waiter; The Frigid Firebug!; The Ornery Coyote; Young Falcon: Vindication!; Buck Desmond: Hide-Out Cabin; The Kangaroo Crook!!; Pilot Pete; Bell Bottom Bill. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Jack Sparling and Dick Kraus. The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. Gabby uses a divining rod and sheer luck when the Bar Nothing Ranch needs a new water supply. Gabby gets the drop on an outlaw gang, thanks to a barrel of molasses. Gabby sets out to capture some mountain goats, and hijinks ensue. Favorite line this issue: "Just wait 'til I git muh hands on the edytor!" The Water Wizard; The Saga of Rattlehead; Buck Desmond: Tumbleweeds Return; Young Falcon: The Triple Menace; The Flapjack Story. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Art Helfant and Dick Kraus. The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. Hester shaves off Gabby's beard while he's sleeping, and now the townspeople think he's a Gabby Hayes impostor. Gabby enters the trick-riding contest on Suicide Cliff. Gabby's attempt to capture gambler Pokerface aboard a riverboat is stymied when Gabby gets a pool ball stuck in his mouth. Favorite line this issue: "He's the only idjit in the world that ever ate liver with strawberries!" Chief Gray Matter; Delilah; The Flaming Phantom Horseman; Young Falcon: Sweet Justice!; Buck Desmond: Desert Showdown; Rampage on the River!; Musketeers of the West: Gambling with Death!; Tightwad Tad; Rubbernose Randolph. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. When outlaw Soapy Kake steals a wagonful of soap from under the nose of a sleeping Gabby, Gabby must give chase. Gabby helps the kids build a fort for their club, but then outlaws seize it as a hide-out. Gabby's latest foe is Beaver Ben, who can bite through anything with his beaver-like teeth. Favorite line this issue: "I'll be hornswoggled! The ole galoot is sound asleep!" Chief Gray Matter; Loco Lew; The Soap Thieves; Young Falcon: The Death Trap; Buck Desmond: Paydirt Surprise; The Hide-Out; Beaver Ben, the Biting Bandit. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. When Corker the horse witnesses a man taken captive, he acts crazily, in an attempt to alert Gabby to the situation. When a gigantic lumberjack goes on a rampage in town, Gabby is elected to deal with him. Corker is mistaken for a rodeo trick-riding horse. Favorite line this issue: "Dingbust it! Yuh don't need bullets! Yuh need brains!" Chief Gray Matter; Loco Lew; Corker Goes Loco; Young Falcon: The Eagle's Nest; Buck Desmond: Bushwhacker; Paul's Bunion; Tricked! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. Mush Mellon, the Snow Bandit, is unstoppable until he encounters Gabby, who's been appointed a temporary mailman. Gabby enters a fishing contest, and accidentally exposes con man Finny Bass. East coast celebrity chef Fuller Grubb sets out to steal the cookbook where Aunt Hester keeps her tastiest recipes. Favorite line this issue: "You'll find it don't pay to tamper with the US mail or Gabby Hayes!" Chief Gray Matter; Loco Lew; The Mail Must Go Through!; Young Falcon: Death Across the Ice!; Buck Desmond: Mountain Storm; Fishing for Trouble; The Cook Crook! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

The legendary Gabby Hayes, the most famous of all Western movie sidekicks, takes the starring role for adventure and misadventure. When the Peppermint Kid terrorizes the West, private eye Bighorn Bill uses his oversized nose to track the minty-fresh felon. An elephant escaped from the circus takes a shine to Gabby and follows him home, which comes in handy when the dam is ready to collapse. Gabby offers to help the town doctor track down his lost medical supplies. Favorite line this issue: "I ain't just a private eye! I'm a private nose!" Chief Gray Matter; The Bloodhound of the West!; Young Falcon: The Winner; Buck Desmond: The Shawnee Test!; Jumbo Runs Wild!; Medicine Man; Loco Lew. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.