Comic books February 1966

UK edition. Identical to US edition, but has 10d cover price. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Dick Ayers. ...And None Shall Survive!, script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby (p. 1 & layouts, pp. 2–20) and Werner Roth [as Jay Gavin] (pp. 2–20), inks by Dick Ayers; In the aftermath of their battle with the Sentinels, Hank, Bobby and Scott are taken to the hospital with injuries; Iceman is delirious in a coma but his companions recover quickly; When Warren's parents call and say they are dropping by for a visit, Angel flies back to the mansion where he is attacked by a mysterious stranger; Xavier and Cyclops, worried with no word from Angel, also return home and are attacked; Beast and Jean are the last to show up and are also taken down; As Warren's parents arrive at the mansion, they are greeted by Magneto. 36 pgs.

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Cover art by Kurt Schaffenberger. Goodbye, Johnny..., script by Richard Hughes [as Shane O'Shea], art by Hy Eisman. Gypsy Magic, script by Richard Hughes [as Ace Aquila], art by Bob Jenney. My Ancestor--the Old Indian Scout, script by Richard Hughes, pencils by Steve Ditko, inks by Sal Trapani; An American soldier is helped by the ghost of his pioneer ancestor and captures a German tank during World War II. 36 pgs. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

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Issue 26

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Issue #6 - February 1966. Voice of Comicdom, billed as Comicdom's first newspaper, was one of the earliest comic book fanzines. Bill Dubay (who would go on to work for Warren on Creepy) and Rudy Franke were the prime movers behind this fanzine. In this issue: Bash Brannigan and the Comic Thieves, a fumetti starring Bill Dubay, Rudi Franke, Marty Arbunich and John Lynch. This month's Meet the Pro features John Belfi, a Golden Age artist who inked Jack Cole's Plastic Man for a while. An in-depth look at Apartment 3-G, the newspaper strip. Letters from Will Eisner, Sid Greene, Murray Boltinoff, Dick Ayers, Richard Kyle and Steve Perrin. Comic strips this issue: Jim Laser Beam and Solano the Brave by Ronn Foss, The Web by Bill Dubay, The Eye by Biljo White, The Cloak by Landon Chesney. Australia's Air Hawk by John Dixon is profiled. Article entitled "The Bond Era" by Rudy Franke reviews all the current secret agent movies. "Enter, The Panther" by John Ryan details the Australian Panther's origin. Unstapled wraps, 8.5-in. x 11-in., 8 pages, B&W.

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Cover by Paul Murry. Stories and art by Carl Barks, Vic Lockman, Tony Strobl, Steve Steere, Bill Walsh, Bill Berg, Bob Grant, Manuel Gonzales, and Paul Murry. Sometimes listed as Vol. 26 #5. The long-running vehicle for Disney character comics featured art by Carl Barks, the legendary Good Duck Artist. Goofy stars in a parody of Rip van Winkle. In a story by Barks, Donald wants a purebred dog, but his nephews bring home a mutt. Gyro Gearloose's latest invention is a wishing well that illustrates the saying "Be careful what you wish for." The Walt Disney Theater: Rip van Goofy; Daisy Duck's Diary: The Shocked Shopper; Goofy Jokes; Scamp; Donald Duck; Mad Madam Mim: Ducky Date; Gyro Gearloose; Pluto. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Fanzine focused on Marvel Superheroes. Edited by Mike Appel and Tom Sampson. Writers include Joe Harblaub, David Hillis, Lene Klien, and Bob Sheridan. Art by Don Dagenais, Bob Feig, Steve Kelez, Bill Malcuta, and Chuck Rogers. Front cover by Steve Keles. Back cover by Chuck Rogers. 8-1/2" x 11", 24 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.20.

Casper's friend Wendy only wants to help people with her magic, which disgusts her three sinister aunts. Wendy and her witchy aunts consider moving to the big city. Spooky learns that sometimes too many wishes are a bad thing. House in Town; Brooms Are Better; I Dont Scare Anybody; Casper: Call the Witch Doctor; Spooky: Wish and Wish Again. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

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No. 3 - February 1966. 5" x 7", 68 pages, B&W.

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Cover pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Mike Esposito. "The Amazon of Terror," script by Robert Kanigher, pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Mike Esposito; Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor stop the Cheetah and her gang from robbing a zoo of its priceless extinct animal exhibit for a client; But the Cheetah escapes, and later hypnotizes Trevor into smooching with her; When Wonder Woman sees them, as the Cheetah had planned, she is tear-stricken and upset, allowing the villainess to take her by surprise, steal her magic lasso, and encircle her with it; Wonder Woman, enslaved by the Cheetah, is forced to take her and Steve to the Cheetahs private island. "Dr. Psycho's Revenge," script by Robert Kanigher, pencils by Ross Andru, inks by Mike Esposito; To show Athena and Aphrodite that Wonder Womans beauty and wisdom, derived from goddesses, are nothing compared to the god-derived powers of strength and speed she possesses, Mars steals her Herculean strength and Mercurian speed temporarily and gives them to the woman-hating Dr. Psycho, who has been rejected by all women as a suitor because of his ugliness. 36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

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#89, 2/66, 12c. Comic book version of Walter Lantz's classic cartoon series. Issue features "A Donkey Tale" and two untitled stories (all three are reprints from a previous issue). Issue also has Chilly Willy in "Spine-Chilling Work," one-page gag strips, and one-page text feature "Mice from Mousachusetts." Story and art credits: unknown. Statement of Ownership, Management, and Circulation in book states that the average number of copies sold each month in the preceding year was 250,340. Number/month on cover: 10062-602, February. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

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Cover pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein. Exit Batman --Enter Nightman: Part 1:The 1,000th Exploit of Batman and Superman, script by Edmond Hamilton and E. Nelson Bridwell (parts of pages 14-16), pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein; At a gala party to celebrate Superman and Batman's 1000th case, Batman reveals a character named Nightman has actually been solving more cases. Cap's Hobby Center filler page by Henry Boltinoff. Exit Batman --Enter Nightman: Part 2:The Incredible Identity of Nightman starring Superman and Batman, script by Edmond Hamilton, and E. Nelson Bridwell (pg 7: panels 4,5, Pg 8, pg 9: panels 1-5), pencils by Curt Swan, inks by George Klein. The Mask of Fear--Editors' Round Table: House of Secrets, art by Ruben Moreira. Rocky and Bullwinkle star in a one-page Cheerios ad. 36 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by John Romita, Sr. Stories by Jack Miller and unknown. Art by Arthur Peddy, John Romita, Sr. and Tony Abruzzo. Is it true that some girls can never fall in love? For the startling answer, read..."I Wanted My Share of Love"! Plus: She was sick and tired of careless kisses and carefree fun! Read..."Everybody Likes Me -- But Nobody Loves Me"! Also: Did he stay with her out of love or pity? Don't miss..."A Heart Full of Pride"! And: 1-page As Jane Ford Sees It advice column! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.