Comic books in 'Artist'

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The secret lives of Joe Kubert! Featuring: 5 page story "The Cartoonist -- at Home" starring Joe Kubert, Joe's family [Muriel Kubert (wife); Dave Kubert (son); Danny Kubert (son); Lisa Kubert (daughter); Adam Kubert (son); Andy Kubert (son)], Russ (Russ Heath?) and Gerda (Joe's secretary), by Joe Kubert; 12 page Sgt. Rock reprint story "Eyes of a Blind Gunner" starring Sgt. Rock, Easy Company [Wild Man; Jackie; Burt (all injured in this story); Bulldozer; Ice Cream Soldier] and Nazis, written by Robert Kanigher and drawn by Joe Kubert; 8 page story "Rider of the Winds" drawn by Joe Kubert; 12 page Hawkman reprint story "Menace of the Matter Master" starring Hawkman [Katar Hol; Carter Hall], Hawkgirl [Shayera Hol; Shiera Hall], Matter Master, Commissioner George Emmett and Mavis Trent, written by Gardner Fox and drawn by Joe Kubert; 2 page illustration "Joe Kubert's Characters" featuring Dr. Fate, Johnny Quick, Sargon the Sorcerer, Maximillian O'Leary, Hawkman, Flash, Guardian, Wildcat, Yellow Wasp, Vigilante, Zatara and Firehair by Joe Kubert; 1 page Seven Soldiers of Victory text article "Fact File #9" featuring Seven Soldiers of Victory [Vigilante; Green Arrow; Speedy; Star-Spangled Kid; Shining Knight; Crimson Avenger] (also referred to as the Law's Legionnaires); 13 page Viking Prince reprint story "Threat of the Ice King" written by Bob Haney and drawn by Joe Kubert. Cover by Joe Kubert. Cover price $0.25.

Donald Duck, Whitman Hardback Comic (1962, no cover price). Black and white interior art printed on yellow paper stock. There are eight titles in the Whitman hardback series: 1) Augie Doggie; 2) Bugs Bunny; 3) Donald Duck; 4) The Flintstones; 5) Huckleberry Hound; 6) Jinks and Pixie and Dixie; 7) Snooper and Blabber in Fearless Detectives and Quick Draw McGraw of the Wild West; 8) Yogi Bear.

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Cover art by Bill Neville. Invasion Infestation, script by Terry Collins (with additional gags by Bill Neville.), art by Bill Neville; The Toon Elves are invaded by pink Smurfs. Here Comes the Sludge! humor one-pager by Bill Neville. The Preservers: Elfquest Universe Centerspread by Wendy Pini. 40 pgs. $2.00. Cover price $2.00.

Stories and art by Al Avison and Bob Powell. Harvey's entry in the romance-comic genre includes advice to readers and tales of love and heartbreak. Ann debates going to work in a dance hall to support her struggling family, as the scandal could alienate her sailor boyfriend. In an unusual story, Nurse Rita takes a job in Alaska and finds love while battling a diphtheria epidemic. Tina finds life and love difficult because she's nearsighted, but refuses to get glasses out of sheer vanity. Dance Hall Girl; Hair Hints; I Had a Lot to Learn; My Frozen Heart; Love Opened My Eyes; Betrayed by Love. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Last 30-cent issue. Cover pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Jack Abel. A Hero Named Super, script by Cary Bates, pencils by Irv Novick, inks by Frank McLaughlin; Flash battles Master Villain, a bad guy who sprang from the mind (and pencil) of an artistic boy in the previous issue. Batman Hostess Fruit Pies ad, pencils by Curt Swan, inks by Vince Colletta. Amazing World of DC Comics ad. King Kong Giant Poster Book ad. Shade The Changing Man ad, art by Steve Ditko. DC Super Power Shield and Comic Book Savers ad. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.30.

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Indicia title is "PEANUTS, No. 1015." Cover art by Dale Hale [as Schulz]. The Bird Patter; Charlie Brown and Lucy are annoyed when Linus approaches birds and pats them on the head. The Snicker-Snack Caper; Charlie Brown worries that the "Snicker-Snack" breakfast cereal company will go out of business because of all the premiums they give away. Quest For Recognition; Snoopy wants to get some respect, so he pretends he is a wise owl; When that doesn't work he decides to be the world's fastest hunting dog. The Jump-Rope Conquest; Patty and Violet are annoyed when Lucy brags about how good she is at jumping rope and try to find someone in the neighborhood who is better. Scripts and art by Dale Hale. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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How to draw cartoons by Dic. Softcover, 6-in x 9-in, 64 Pages, B&W.

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All reprints: the Black Terror in "Grandpa Shows His Medals" (pencils by Jerry Robinson, inks by Mort Meskin, from Exciting Comics 66) and "The Girl Who Cleared Her Name!" (by Robinson/Meskin, from Black Terror 25); the Fighting Yank in "The Shadow Killers!" and "The Beasts of the Sea!" (both with art by Robinson/Meskin, from Fighting Yank 26); Golden Lad in "The Haven For All" (art by Meskin, from Golden Lad 2); "Tomboy" in "The Claw" (art by Meskin, from Captain Flash 1); Daredevil and the Little Wise Guys in an untitled story (art by Robinson, from Daredevil Comics 47). Interview with Robinson. Cover price $9.95.

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Issue #16 of Graphic Story Magazine (formerly Fantasy Illustrated) includes the following: The Wishing World strip by Mark Evanier and John Pound; Berserk Burk strip; letters by SF writer Howard Waldrop and comic book writer Mark Evanier; Nostrand by Nostrand column by Howard Nostrand; an interview with Nostrand; Colorama strip by Bob Powell; and Routine strip by George Metzger. Summer, 1974. 48 pgs. Cover price $1.50.

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Cover pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Murphy Anderson. The Defeat of Green Lantern, script by John Broome, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Joe Giella; The country of Granaco requests Green Lantern's assistance in preventing Sonar's invasion. Trail of the Horse & Buggy Bandits, script by John Broome, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by Joe Giella; Green Lantern stops some criminals who use a horse and buggy to commit their crimes. 36 pgs. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

Cover pencils by Dick Dillin, inks by Sheldon Moldoff. "The Case of Creature X-14," pencils by Joe Kubert (?) and Mort Meskin, inks by George Roussos; A scientist creates a monstrous creature that will commit crimes for him. Superman Annual ad. "Children of Tomorrow!" public service announcement, script by Jack Schiff, art by Bernard Baily; Celebration of United Nations Day (October 24) with a description of the U.N. Declaration of the Rights of a Child. One-page Abdul the Fire Eater story by Henry Boltinoff. "The Man Who Breathed Doom," art by Bill Ely; A farmer tastes a strange fruit he finds in a space capsule which causes him to exhale a poisonous gas, but it turns out to be the means of destroying another deadly menace from space. "The Fabulous Fingers" text story. "Science Shorts" filler page, art by Henry Boltinoff. "The Giants from the Lamp," art by Lee Elias; Eccentric Merton Deek builds miniature robots, but one day he buys a small lantern whose rays of light cause the robots to grow to giant size, which attracts criminals who steal the robots for their own purposes. "Science Shorts" filler page, art by Henry Boltinoff. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover art by Mike Kaluta. "Beyond His Imagination," script by Bill Meredith, art by Nestor Redondo; An artist seeks inspiration from a Gypsy séance, but when he threatens the old woman, he finds himself face-to-face with her in limbo after her heart gave out and she was his spirit's link back to the world of the living. "Beat the Devil," script by Jack Oleck, pencils by Jack Katz, inks by Tony DeZuniga; A thief robs a church of its poor box and when a priest attempts to stop him, the thief stabs him; That night he dreams the priest visits him and begs him to repent, but the thief claims that while he lives he can always repent at a later time; During a robbery, the police put a bullet into him and he makes his escape into the catacombs where he meets up with Satan. "Goodbye, Nancy," script by John Albano, pencils by Vic Catan and Frank Redondo, inks by Abe Ocampo; The lonely ghost of a dead girl attempts to kill off her little playmate so that she can have his company, but when the boy's father learns from her parents that she has died, he demands that the spirit depart and have no more dealings with his son. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.20.

Mark Jeweler Advertisement Insert Variant. Berni Wrightson splash. Stories include "Beyond His Imagination" (script by Bill Meredith, art by Nestor Redondo), "Beat the Devil" (script by Jack Oleck, pencils by Jack Katz, inks by Tony de Zuniga), and "Goodbye, nancy" (script by John Albano, pencils by Vic Catan and Frank Redondo, inks by Abe Ocampo). Michael Kaluta cover. Cover price $0.20.

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By Bill Love, Mitch Byrd and Brett Barkley. There's a lot more to getting started in the comics business than writing, drawing and coloring! Learn the dos (and many don'ts) of becoming a professional comic book creator -- from your first con visit to self-publishing, this book will provide you with the inside info you'll need to stand out from the crowd and realize your dreams. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.

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How to Draw: a Practical Book of Instruction in the Art of Illustration by Leon Barrett (editor) presenting Numerous Reproductions of Original Drawings by America's Famous Illustrators, Cartoonists and Comic Artists (1904, Harper and Brothers). Hardcover, 124 pages, 12-in. x 9-in., black and white illustrations. Features comic strip illustrations by Windsor McKay, T. E. Powers, Ferdinand Long (Little Mr. Pewee), R. F. Outcailt (Buster Brown) Walt McDougal, R. Dirks (Katzenjammer Kids), Frederick Opper (Happy Holligan), Paul Bransom, Hy. Mayer, F. M. Follett (The Kid), Carl Schultze (Foxy Grandpa) , George McManus (Panhandle Pete), Gebe Carr (Lady Bountiful), James Swinnerton (Mr. Jack) , F. M. Howarth (Mr. E. Z. Mark), W. P. Bodfish, William Marriner and T. S. Allen.

With dust jacket. 1926 edition of How to Draw Cartoons by Clare Briggs. Note: There is also a 1937 2nd edition). Published by Harper & Brothers Publishers, NY. 7-1/2 x 10 inches, 150 pages, text with profuse illustrations and examples, with plenty of examples by Briggs, Fischer, Goldberg, King, Webster, Opper, Tad, Hershfield, Ding and other giants of their day. One of the first books to explain how budding cartoonists might go about breaking into the synidicated comics business.

No dust jacket. 1926 edition of How to Draw Cartoons by Clare Briggs. Note: There is also a 1937 2nd edition). Published by Harper & Brothers Publishers, NY. 7-1/2 x 10 inches, 150 pages, text with profuse illustrations and examples, with plenty of examples by Briggs, Fischer, Goldberg, King, Webster, Opper, Tad, Hershfield, Ding and other giants of their day. One of the first books to explain how budding cartoonists might go about breaking into the synidicated comics business.

How to Draw Cartoons by Chuck Thorndike, Lession 1, The Head (1936). Outlines a basic method for drawing cartoons, specifically the head in this first installment. A premium giveaway distributed by the Eagle Pencil Co. (London, New York, Toronto), and published by The House of Little Books. 8.5-in. x 11-in., black-and-white, 4 page pamphlet, came folded up and actually open like a calendar. As most if not all copies were distributed folded in envelopes by mail, standard mailing folds are not considered a defect when grading.

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Text by Allan J. Fromberg. Art by John Byrne and John Romita Jr. Cover by John Byrne. A primer on the basics of comics illustration from notorious indie publisher Solson, the company run by the son of Marvel comics veteran Sol Brodsky. Featuring pencil and ink sketches, roughs and breakdowns from legendary Marvel comics artists John Byrne (X-Men) and John Romita Jr. (Iron Man). 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.95.

By Gwen Mercadoocasio. 40 pgs. B&W with color cover and an 8 page color comic book insert.

by Various NHS Month! Antarctic Press continues its series of How To Draw Manga guidebooks! Artists like Ben Dunn, Fred Perry, Rod Espinosa, Joe Wight, and David Hutchison continue to present a comprehensive guide in mastering the manga style and will emphasize layout in this issue. This month, celebrate 15 years and 100 main title issues of Ninja High School with an all-NHS How to Draw special! NHS creator Ben Dunn leads the way in showing you how to draw the characters that started Ameri- manga! b&w, 32pg$4.95 Cover price $4.95.

Written by John Judy. Art by Paul Cox. 28 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $3.99.

This issue features a never-published interview with Jack Kirby! A heartfelt new interview with Jack's son Neal Kirby! Mark Evanier's regular column, plus other regular columnists! Also, look for two Kirby pencil art galleries ? "The Past" and "The Future" ? two rare, complete 1950s Kirby stories, an interview with Kirby Award-winner and family friend, Mark Miller, Kirby's first script from the 1930s, a look at Kirdy's 3-D work, the Eternals, Devil Dinosaur, Justice Inc., war and gangster stories, and the 2005 Kirby Tribute Panel! (Twomorrows Publishing) (CAUT: 4) Tabloid, 11x17, 80pgs, B&WSRP: $9.95 Cover price $9.95.

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The New Adventures of Jack and Jack' Part 2 of 4 - Written by Matthew Sturges and Bill Willingham. Art by Russ Braun and Andrew Pepoy. Cover by Brian Bolland. As you may know, during the 'Great Fables Crossover,' Jack defected from his own title and pushed his way into FABLES for a couple of months taking his favorite artist, Tony Akins, with him. It was obvious that Jack didn't really care if his second favorite artist, Russ Braun, was horribly insulted at the thought of being, well, second best. In this issue, penciller Russ Braun will enact a revenge so hideous on Jack that one of them may not make it to issue #39. 32 pages, full color. MATURE READERS. Cover price $2.99.

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Written by Mike Mignola and Troy Nixey. Art by Troy Nixey. Cover by Mike Mignola. The death toll continues to rise as the tentacle plague sweeps through London, and slop yard worker Joe tries to flee the city after being haunted by visions of cursed young Jenny Finn, but everyone from a local painter to the Prime Minister is searching for him to try to get to Jenny. Mike Mignola and Troy Nixey's acclaimed series, in color for the first time by Eisner Award winner Dave Stewart. 28 pages, full color. Cover price $3.99.

Softcover book by Al Dellinges covering Joe Kubert's classic was stories. The volume contains aticles and an interview with Kubert, plus other professionals (Neal Adams, Roy Thomas, and others) discussing his work. The book contains much art (most of it previously published, though also a few pages from Kubert's sketchbook). 8 5/8-in x 10 1/2-in; black and white, 120 pages, no date (but probably published in the early 80s). Cover price $14.95.

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Cover pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick. "The Cream of the Crop," script by Frank Doyle, art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead becomes an ice cream vendor, but a beautiful female vendor steals all his business; To compete, Jughead transforms himself into a suave sexy ladies' man. "The Limit to Loyalty," script by Frank Doyle, art by Samm Schwartz; Jughead isn't willing to risk his neck to avenge insults against Archie. "Cunning Running," script by George Gladir, art by Samm Schwartz; Competing in a race where second prize is a free dinner, Jughead does everything he can to finish second rather than first. "Envy," script by Frank Doyle, art by Samm Schwartz; When the guys leave while Reggie is praising his own virile good looks, Reggie thinks they left because they're embarrassed about being so much less good-looking than he is. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.15.

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Written by DAVID MACK. Art by DAVID MACK. Cover by DAVID MACK. The sixth volume of KABUKI: REFLECTIONS, this 48-page, square-bound book delivers with a collection of previously unpublished stories, pages and artwork. Featuring a peek inside Mack's sketchbook, step-by-step commentary about his painted artwork, and loads of art and extras you've never seen before. Ever wonder how David Mack does his artwork? How his pages and covers go from sketches and drawings to finished art? How he uses models and figure drawings? It's all here, with loads of extras! Cover price $5.99.

Jack Kirby tribute. Various artists including Ashley Underwood and Kerry Gammill. Cover price $2.00.

by Kurt Wood. This is his 2009 sketchbook, and Each Cover has UNIQUE hand-drawn Sketch. NOTE: As each sketch is unique, the scanned cover is not indicative of the sketch that will be on the copy you order.

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1st printing, Sept. 1976. Introduction by Robert Crumb. 1st printing - Kitchen Sink Enterprises, color cover, B&W interior, 32 pages, no number, standard comic size, $1.00 cover price. Cover price $1.00.

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2nd printing. Introduction by Robert Crumb. Pot-Shot Pete, Sheldon, and Hey Look strips by Harvey Kurtzman. Black and white; 32 pages on white paper stock. Cover price $1.00.

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Special Censorship Issue. Cover by Andy Ice. Stories and art by William Van Horn, Robert Crabb, Taylor Overbey, Tommy Hayes, Chas Gillen, Eric Palfreyman, and Bryan Robles. An anthology offering funny animal spoofs, with each issue a special theme. This is the censorship issue, considered the best of the series. Comic Books; Kick Me; Mickey Meese Show; Cleopatra's Secret; Senior Citizen Censor Watch; Too Much of a Good Thing. 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.00.

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WRITTEN BY MIKE CAREY; ART BY PETER GROSS AND RYAN KELLY; COVER BY DUNCAN FEGREDO In stores January 3. Part 1 of the 4-part "Children & Monsters" ? a great starting point for new readers. Lucifer has his wings back, and he's one step closer to his mysterious goal. But now the Host of Heaven are gathering for an all-out assault against the city of Los Angeles, and everything's up for grabs. In London, the schoolgirl Elaine Belloc is offered a teasing glimpse of her own true nature, while the Morningstar makes the first move in his long-awaited endgame. MATURE READERS FC, 32 PG. Cover price $2.50.

2nd and later printings. Featuring a foreword by Patrick McDonnell (creator of Mutts). For over five decades, MAD Magazine has kept devoted audiences in stitches with its consistently excellent and surprisingly relevant satire. From the witty, shameless writing to the amusing, colorful comic illustrations, MAD is a timeless American classic. For the first time ever, here is a "greatest hits" collection of one of MAD's most popular and prolific artists - Sergio Aragones - hand-picked by the artist and featuring his greatest work from his debut with MAD in 1963 to the present.Assembled chronologically, it's packed with memorable cartoons, insightful interviews, new cover artwork commissioned exclusively for this tome, and a special pull-out poster of Sergio's "Marginals," the wildly popular mini-cartoons that have appeared in MAD's marginals for over 40 years. Hardcover, 9-in. x 12-in., 272 pages, full color. Cover price $29.95.

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By Dewey Cassell and Aaron Sultan.

Marie Severin was born into a family of artists, and she made friendships in comics that have lasted a lifetime. She colored the horror, science fiction, and war comics of the legendary EC line, and spent thirty years working for Marvel Comics, doing everything from production and coloring to penciling, inking, and art direction. This loving tribute contains revealing and often amusing insights of her close friends including Stan Lee, Al Feldstein, Roy Thomas, John Romita, Jack Davis, Jack Kamen, Tony Isabella, Gene Colan, Jim Mooney, Joe Sinnott, Mark Evanier, and David Anthony Kraft, plus an extensive commentary by Marie herself.

Softcover, 8-in. x 11-in., 176 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $24.95.

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16 pages in one section. Tabloid-sized 11-14-in. x 17-1/2-in. (standard horizontal tabloid fold not considered a defect). New Conchy cover by James Childress. Comic strip reprints (six daily strips for each): Conchy (by James Childress), Tumbleweeds (by Tom K. Ryan), Broom Hilda (by Russell Myers), Beetle Bailey (by Mort Walker), Sam's Strip (by Jerry Dumas), B.C. (by Johnny Hart), Thimble Theatre Starring Popeye (by E.C. Segar), The Born Loser (by Art Sansom), Frank and Ernest (by Bob Thaves), Alley Oop (by Dave Graue), Krazy Kat (by George Herriman), Boon Dock (by George Breisacher), Gasoline Alley (by Dick Moores), Mickey Mouse, and Gordo (by Gus Arriola). Sunday strips: Gasoline Alley, Broom Hilda, and Conchy. Also in this issue: Winthrop by Dick Cavalli. Cover price $0.50.

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Pre-Code Atlas horror/monster reprints. "The Return of the Totem!" (art by Steve Ditko; reprinted from Strange Tales 75); "Orrgo the Unconquerable!" (pencils by Jack Kirby); and "I Dared to Battle Rorgg King of the Spider Men!!" (pencils by Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers). New Jim Smith/Pat Redding pin-up. New Reggie Jones cover? Cover price $1.25.

1st printing. By Al Jaffee. What is a stupid question? Is it a question to which the answer is obvious? Is it a question that shouldn't have been asked? Is it a question that is boring, idiotic, and inane? Is it a question very much like the ones we're asking? Well, take heart. Help is on the way. It is in THIS BOOK. Not only will you find a great collection of typical everyday stupid questions, but what's even BETTER, you will find the snappy answers that can deal with them. Softcover, 8-in. x 10 1/2-in., 160 pages, B&W. Cover price $6.95.

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Stories, Art and Cover by Lewis Trondheim. Translations by Kim Thompson. The internationally renowned Harvey and Eisner-nominated series returns with a brand-new issue! Picking up where issue #1 left off, this issue features the further autobiographical adventures of Lewis, told in his inimitable, crisply-delineated anthropomorphic style. In addition to details about Lewis' life as a cartoonist, this issue includes a long flashback to a summer camp-based childhood adventure, drawn in the style of his popular "little kid" stories that appeared in early issues of Measles; here, the recent release of the movie The Exorcist leaves an indelible impression on his young mind. Plus: Two more "Fables," including a full color one on the back cover. 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $2.95.

By George W. Carleton. Fifty drawings "from the sketch-book of a traveller (sic) during the Winter of 1865-1866." Carleton also wrote Our Artist in Cuba. 5-3/4" x 7-3/4", B&W with red and blue ink cover, softcover. Cover price $0.25.

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"Plan Ahead"; Tonight is the country club dance and Archie has planned out almost everything. "One's Plenty"; Veronica wonders if Archie is leading a double life. Archie Pin Up. "Mr. Wonderful"; Reggie refuses to help get a girl's cat down from a tree. "Flower Power!", script and art by Joe Edwards; Li'l Jinx wants to buy plastic stick-on flowers to make things pretty. Li'l Jinx Pen Pals, art by Joe Edwards. "The Ball Game"; Archie accidentally causes disaster while being offended when Veronica asks him to be careful. 36 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.15.