Comic books 1976 w/ month not specified

Mile High Comics Catalog of Mail Order Excellence, Section 1 of 3 (each section a 20 page tabloid-sized supplement to The Comics Buyer's Guide #190, 1972). The three supplements together list the great majority of Golden Age comics from the legendary Mile High Collection, the largest single collection of Golden Age ever discovered. In Section One, the first comic listed is Abbie & Slats Single Series # 25 for $8.00. The owner of Mile High Comics, Chuck Rozanski, initially held back some key issues. Thus the first Action Comic listed is # 22 in NM for $180.00. The last title listed on the last page of Section 1 is Georgie with #1 in NM for $12.00. The copy of the catalog on which this text is based was acquired from Don Maris, a longtime friend of Lone Star's owner, Buddy Saunders. Here are Don's comments on this fascinating and legendary collection: "Way back in 1976, I was going to comic cons, and collecting like crazy (even though I had very little money). I subscribed to the Comic Buyers Guide from the first one, and so I received three sections of Chuck Rozanski's Original and First Catalog of his amazing find. I also went to Houston Con where Chuck set up to sell this collection for the first time. We all thought the prices he was asking were, for the most part, too high. Nevertheless, when I saw Chuck in Houston I ordered the first seven Supersnipe Comics from him. (They were extremely hard to find, and since my childhood nick name was Supersnipe, I loved the comic.)" Tabloid 11-1/2-in. x 17.5-in., 20 pages, newsprint.

Mile High Comics Catalog of Mail Order Excellence, Section 2 of 3 (each section a 20 page tabloid-sized supplement to The Comics Buyer's Guide #190, 1972). The three supplements together list the great majority of Golden Age comics from the legendary Mile High Collection, the largest single collection of Golden Age ever discovered. In Section Two, the first comics listed are a continuation of the Georgie comics that were partially listed at the end of the first catalog. On the last page, the last comics are The Shadow with #1 in NM+ at $285.00. On this same back page, Sensation Comics #1 NM+ is $1,000. The copy of the catalog on which this text is based was acquired from Don Maris, a longtime friend of Lone Star's owner, Buddy Saunders. Here are Don's further comments on this fascinating and legendary collection: "When Chuck found his fabulous find of comics, he determined that in order to pay for them, he needed to sell as many as possible as quickly as possible and to do that, he had to get the word out. He decided to go to three major comic conventions. The first one was in Houston. He also decided to put out a catalog, but how to get it out to collectors? The answer was to print it in three sections and have them inserted into The Comics Buyer's Guide." Tabloid 11-1/2-in. x 17.5-in., 20 pages, newsprint.

Mile High Comics Catalog of Mail Order Excellence, Section 3 of 3 (each section a 20 page tabloid-sized supplement to The Comics Buyer's Guide #190, 1972). The three supplements together list the great majority of Golden Age comics from the legendary Mile High Collection, the largest single collection of Golden Age ever discovered. In Section Three, the first comic listed is Six Gun Heroes # 5 in fine condition for $5.00. On this same page is listed Smash Comics in NM+ at $240.00. Other ket listings include Submariner 1 NM+ $1,500.00, Superman # 1 FN $3000.00, and # 2 NM $1,500.00. On the final page, Young Allies #1 in NM+ is $900.00. The last title listed is Zorro Comics. The copy of the catalog on which this text is based was acquired from Don Maris, a longtime friend of Lone Star's owner, Buddy Saunders. Here are Don's parting words on this fascinating and legendary collection: "These three ad sections are extremely rare and only show up when a pack rat like me, who keeps everything, delves into the forgotten depths of his collection..." Tabloid 11-1/2-in. x 17.5-in., 20 pages, newsprint.

Monster Mag (1974 UK) #017, Christopher Lee in Scars of Dracula, Legend of the Werewolf, Screen Screams

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MATURE READERS. Mr. Natural has all the answers! 1st printing Cover price $1.00.

Art book of Patrick Woodroffe's fantasy and science fiction work, with notes and commentary by the artist. 8-1/8 in. x 11-5/8 in.; full color; 160 pages on slick paper with cardstock covers; squarebound. A Fireside Book. Cover price $9.95.

A parody of sheet music books, featuring music and lyrics from the Lemmings stage show, the National Lampoon Radio Hour, the NL comedy records, and the magazine itself. Includes material by Sean Kelly, Spinal Taps Christopher Guest, John Belushi, Anne Beatts, Tony Hendra, Bill Murray, Gilda Radner, Brian Doyle-Murray, and The Late Shows Paul Shaffer, plus a spoof of Bob Dylan illustrated by Ross Andru and Mike Esposito. Mature readers. Cover price $5.95.

The Iron On Book contains 16 original designs. Full color, 32 pages, standard paper stock. Mature readers. Cover price $2.50.

First US printing. Written by Andrew Mollo, illustrated by Malcolm McGregor. Eighty full color pages of uniforms from the Allied and Axis countries. 5 1/2-in. x 8-in., 232 pages, full color and B&W. Cover price $6.95.

The Neal Adams Treasury covers the work of one of the greatest comic book artists in the history of the industry. Issue #1 includes: a picture of Neal as a baby, an interview, previously unpublished art, Chip Martin strip, portfolio, unused ads, cover art, an index, and more. Cover price $5.00.

Catalog from Supergraphics Comics. 24 Pages, PC/PB&W, 7.25" x 10.75".

Edited by Joe Bob Williams. #18 includes: Cover art by Nibert and classified ads by and for Starcon 76, Star Trek: Houston, Burrell's Books, The American Nostalgia Con, D-Con 76, Collector's Directory, Winter Con 75, and more. Also includes a report on The American Stark Trek Convention by John Wooley, Golden Age Gleanings by Richard O'Brien, Comic Stop Light by Stephen Barrington, The Picture Show by Mark Lamberti. 24 pgs, folded newsprint. Dec 1, 1975; The Syndicate Inc.

Edited by Gordon Bailey and Mark Lamberti. #19 includes: Classified ads by and for Syndicate Films, Dave Ludwig, The Frazetta Treasury, EC, Richard Alf, and more. Also includes The Picture Show by Mark Lamberti (classic films). 16 pgs, folded newsprint. Dec 15, 1975; The Syndicate Inc.

Edited by Gordon Bailey and Mark Lamberti. #20 includes: Tarzan cover art and classified ads by and for New York Star Trek 76, Record Collector's Price Guide, The Frazetta Treasury, Starcon 76, , and more. Also includes Tarzan Today (interview with Johnny Weissmuller), ERB Master of Adventure, Golden Age Gleanings by Richard O'Brien, and Comic Stop Light by Stephen Barrington. 24 pgs, folded newsprint. Jan 1, 1976; The Syndicate Inc.

Edited by Gordon Bailey and Mark Lamberti. #21 includes classified ads by and for Syndicate Films, Starcon 76, Pittcon 76, Comic Kingdom, and more. Also includes Wintercon 75 report, Golden Age Gleanings by Richard O'Brien, The Picture Show by Lamberti (The Vampire Lovers), and Comic Stop Light by Stephen Barrington. 16 pgs, folded newsprint. Feb 1, 1976; The Syndicate Inc.

Edited by Gordon Bailey and Mark Lamberti. #22 includes The Shadow cover art by R. Hill and classified ads by and for Art Story, The American Nostalgia Con, Starcon 76, The Movie Gallery, Record Collector's Price Guide, and more. 16 pgs, folded newsprint. 1976; The Syndicate Inc.

Edited by Gordon Bailey and Mark Lamberti. #23 includes The Phantom cover art by Kerry Gammill and classified ads by and for Middle Earth, Syndicate Films, Bruce Webster, Bloodstar graphic novel, and more. Also includes: Multi-Con report and Comic Stop Light by Stephen Barrington. 16 pgs, folded newsprint. 1976; The Syndicate Inc.

Edited by Gordon Bailey and Mark Lamberti. #24 includes classified ads by and for Bloodstar graphic novel, Bruce Webster, Trekon 76, The ACBA Sketchbook, Omnicon, Sounds Fine: The Rock Collector's Marketplace, The American Nostalgia Con, the American Star Trek Convention, Star Trekkin Austin, and more. Also includes a report on Starcon 76 by Richard M. Sykes and Comic Stop Light by Stephen Barrington. 24 pgs, folded newsprint. 1976; The Syndicate Inc.

Edited by Gordon Bailey, Mark Lamberti, Larry Herndon and Joe Bob Williams. #25 includes classified ads by and for American Star Trek Convention, Star Trekkin Austin, Orlandocon 76, Record Collector's Price Guide, and more. Also includes TNJ Lives, Comic Stop Light by Stephen Barrington, and Communications Breakdown by Gordon Bailey. 20 pgs, folded newsprint. 1976; The Syndicate Inc.

Edited by Gordon Bailey, Mark Lamberti, Larry Herndon and Joe Bob Williams. #26 includes classified ads by and for American Star Trek Convention 76, The Fantasy Book, Duckaneer by Frank Brunner, Austin Fantasy Film Fest, Star Trek Galore, Star Trekkin Austin, and more. Also includes Comic Stop Light by Stephen Barrington, The Picture Show by Lambert, The Adventure of the Golden Pulp, Beatle Films: Myth and Magic Combined by Bailey and The Beatles—Critic's Choice? By William N. Romanoff. 24 pgs, folded newsprint. 1976; The Syndicate Inc. This is the last issue before Gary Groth and Fantagraphics took over.

Cover by Harvey Kurtzman. Stories by Harvey Kurtzman. Art by Will Elder, Jack Davis, Wally Wood, John Severin, and Harvey Kurtzman. EC reprints stories from the classic early issues that unleashed MAD upon the world, featuring Harvey Kurtzman and some of the greatest artists in EC (and comics) history. These were inserts that came with Mad Specials in the 1970s; this one appeared in Mad Special #21. This issue includes Jack Davis's Scenes We'd ... Like to See; Wally Wood's take on the POW film Stalag 17; Will Elder's parody of Wonder Woman; and John Severin's take on Tarzan. Scenes We'd ... Like to See; Woman Wonder!; Stalag 18!; Melvin of the Apes! 32 pages, Full Color.

1st Printing. The happiest, most personal book ever about America's TV hero - Fonzie - and all the "Happy Days" gang. Softcover, 8" x 10.5", 104 pages, B&W. Cover price $3.95.

Convention program booklet. 8.5 x 11, black and white, 40 pages. High quality magazine produced by James Van Hise, printed on slick paper. Episode guides for Star Trek, Outer Limits, Twilight Zone, Green Hornet, Man From U.N.C.L.E., and Wild Wild West. Three-page interview with Rod Serling (reprinted from Gamma # 1 in 1963). Three-page Sub-Mariner story by Mike Zeck. Spot illos by Don Rosa. Front cover by Frank Brunner (Robert E. Howard's Bran Mak Morn). Back cover photo of Deforest Kelley.

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Volume 46 - 2nd and later printings. "The Roman Army from Caesar to Trajan!" Written by Michael Simkins. Art by Ronald Embleton. Although the common Roman fighting men themselves have left no account, much literature has survived from antiquity. The wealth of archaeological finds, plus the study of surviving Roman scultpure has allowed hisorians to learn much about the nature of the Roman army which conquered an astonishing expanse of territory. Michael Simkins brings all his substantial knowledge to bear on this fascinating subject, covering such topics as army composition, recruitment, training, campaign routine and providing a wealth of detail on weapons, uniforms and equipment. Men-at-Arms 283, 291 and 46 are also available in a single volume special edition as ‘Caesar's Legions'. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W.

Volume 56 - 1st printing. "The Mexican-American War 1846–48!" Written by Philip Katcher. Art by Gerry Embleton. ‘There never was so fine an American army,' wrote second-lieutenant, John Sedgwick, in describing the troops under Major-General Zachary Taylor in 1846. Another then second-lieutenant, destined to see many more armies; U.S. Grant, also thought highly of them: ‘The rank and file were probably inferior ... to the volunteers that participated in all the later battles of the war; but they were brave men, and then drill and discipline brought out all there was in them.' Philip Katcher writes the story of the regulars and volunteers who fought in the Mexican-American War, detailing the infantry, cavalry, artillery and staff of both the American and Mexican armies. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W.

Volume 58 - 1st printing. "The Landsknechts!" Written by Douglas Miller. Art by Gerry Embleton. The Landsknechts were German mercenaries who served during the reigns of Maximilian I and Charles V in the sixteenth century. Having signed up, these Landsknechts were read a very detailed code of conduct, organised into companies, paid one month in advance, and sent into battle! Their major weapon was the pike, which could be up to 18 feet in length, but those whose duty it was to advance in the front line carried instead the fearsome Zweihänder; an enormous battle-sword around 66 inches in length! Douglas Miller describes in detail the organisation, tactics, weapons, uniforms and history of these remarkable soldiers. Softcover, 48 pages, PC/PB&W.

Hardback edition,1976.

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Softcover edition,1976. Cover price $7.50.

Oziana (1976) is published annually by The International Wizard of Oz Club.

The Chimera Portfolio (Earthart Graphics, 1976) by P. Craig Russell is a limited edition portfolio of 1000 copies by the famed illustrator. Each portfolio is handsigned and numbered on the inside flap of the jacket by the artist. 10 medium stock plates, suitable for framing. From the interior flap: "...THE CHIMERA was conceived as symbolist fantasy...I composed this comic over a four month period in 1974." - Craig Russell. 11.5" x 16.5". B&W

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1976 Annual - Yearly magazine published by NAPA Autoparts. Includes single panel gag strips, nude and non-nude pin-ups and jokes. 6-in. x and 8 1/2-in., 48 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS NOTE: These items were published to be given away at different NAPA distributor locations, and as such the header varies. This does not affect value.

Volume 1 - 1st prinitng. "Who's the Funny Looking Kid with the Big Nose?" Story and art by Charles M. Schulz. Collections of one of the longest running and most beloved comic strips in history. Featuring Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy, Woodstock and the rest of the Peanuts Gang. Softcover, 192 pages, B&W. All Ages Cover price $2.95.

Volume 3 - 1st prinitng. "There's a Vulture Outside!" Story and art by Charles M. Schulz. Collections of one of the longest running and most beloved comic strips in history. Featuring Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy, Woodstock and the rest of the Peanuts Gang. Softcover, 192 pages, B&W. All Ages Cover price $2.95.

Volume 4 - 1st prinitng. "What's Wrong with Being Crabby?" Story and art by Charles M. Schulz. Collections of one of the longest running and most beloved comic strips in history. Featuring Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy, Woodstock and the rest of the Peanuts Gang. Softcover, 192 pages, B&W. All Ages Cover price $2.95.

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Volume 9 - 2nd and later printings. "Thank Goodness for People!" Story and art by Charles M. Schulz. Collections of one of the longest running and most beloved comic strips in history. Featuring Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy, Woodstock and the rest of the Peanuts Gang. Softcover, 192 pages, B&W. All Ages Cover price $2.95.

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Volume 11 - 2nd and later printings. "Speak Softly and Carry a Beagle!" Story and art by Charles M. Schulz. Collections of one of the longest running and most beloved comic strips in history. Featuring Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy, Woodstock and the rest of the Peanuts Gang. Softcover, 192 pages, B&W. All Ages Cover price $2.95.

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Written and illustrated by Barry Siegel and Bruce Simon. A wannabe rock star bashes his face with his own guitar and a burly French lumberjack-introduces two naïve reporters to life in the wild. A man beats a mime to a bloody pulp, and another man and his dog discover the evils of quaaludes in this 1976 comic, which is sure to both amuse and offend. 7 1/2-in. x 11-in., 32 pgs, B&W illustrations. Cover price $0.75.