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7-Eleven Spider-Man and Spider-Woman Mini Comic (1981) 1981 VF- 7.5

7-Eleven Spider-Man and Spider-Woman (1981) is a mini promotional comic distributed by 7-Eleven. 24-page, 3" x 4-1/2" full-color mini-comic published by Seven Eleven, 7-Eleven, 7 Eleven in 1981. Comic story plus kid's puzzle pages, etc. Note: This comic is not bound and stapled in the conventional mode, but rather comes as a 24-page fold out.

Combo Man Mini Comic (1996) 1 VF 8.0

Promotional comic by Combos snacks. Combo Man has the combined powers of the Marvel Super Heroes. 12 page color mini comic measures 4 x 5 3/4.

Crusade of Comics Presents Spawn (1992) Mini Comic 1 CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Label #3934306002

Promotional mini comics that originally came with Spawn # 1 comic and Todd McFarlane 45 minute video "Facts and Illusions". Mini comic. Full color 16 pages, 4" x 7 1/2". Art by Todd McFarlane, Jason Pearson, & Karl Story

Crusade of Comics Presents Spawn (1992) Mini Comic 1 CGC 9.8

Paper: White

Label #3953128023

Promotional mini comics that originally came with Spawn # 1 comic and Todd McFarlane 45 minute video "Facts and Illusions". Mini comic. Full color 16 pages, 4" x 7 1/2". Art by Todd McFarlane, Jason Pearson, & Karl Story

Donald Duck's Atom Bomb Mini Comic (1947) 1 CGC 6.0

Paper: Off white to white

Label #4697725006

Donald Duck's Atom Bomb (#Y1 1947) is the rarest of the Cheerios Premiums. Features Carl Barks art. Due to the atomic bomb theme, Disney will never reprint the Atom Bomb story as presented here in the original, non-censored version. Donald had "got a way picked out to make money - and lots of it!" by selling an "atomic hair-grower" at $1.00 per bottle. A cash register and money in a customer's hand is depicted. In the censored version, Donald has "more than money in mind" and gives away free samples of a normal hair-grower. The word "atomic" is removed from the board, but most noticeable are the cash register being replaced for a pyramid of bottles and the people in the queue having combs in their hands instead of dollar bills. Appearances by: Donald Duck, Huey Dewey and Louie, Professor Mollicule, and Professor Sleezy. Cheerios 1947, 32-page, full color, newsprint promotional comic, 6-7/8 x 3-1/8, Issue #Y1. 32 pages.

Scooby-Doo The Mystery Card Caper Mini Comic (2000) 1 NM- 9.2

Promotional 12 page color mini comic. Based on the Scooby Doo expandable card game. Released only with Scooby Doo Card Game.

Wisco/Klarer Uncut Mini Comics (1950 Vital Publications) 1A FN+ 6.5

Wisco-Klarer giveaways that were uncut and undistributed. Includes Willie The Teen-Age Terror, Little Aspirin as the "Crook Cathers", and Slim Morgan Brings Justice to Mesa City. 24 pages, full color.