Comic books 1948 w/ month not specified

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"I am the Cat" by Rosemary Kutak. Cover price $0.25.

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"The King and the Corpse" by Max Murray. Cover price $0.35.

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Issue 139 - "Last Laugh, Mr. Moto" by John P. Marquand. Softcover Digest, 5" x 7.5", 128 pages, B&W, text only. Cover price $0.35.

Whitman #2072, 1948. Featuring scenes drawn by Disney staff artists from the Disney package film, Fun and Fancy Free, released in 1947. This movie was the last time Walt Disney provided the voice of Mickey Mouse. 8 1/2-in. x 11 1/4-in., unnumbered pages but measures 3/4-in. thick, B&W.

Stories and art by Lank Leonard, Tom DeAngelo, Marion Bailey, Mart Bailey and Frank Beck. Reprints of the Mickey Finn newspaper strip by Lank Leonard. A city cop, Mickey had adventures that were a mixture of drama and comedy; his ne'er-do-well Uncle Phil often served as the focus of the comedy. The backup strip featured the adventures of little boy Junior and his dog Bo. Tom's car is stolen, leading Tom and Mickey to Jack Daw's auto-theft gang; Sparky Watts is hired as the "before" guy in a TV promotion for a super-vitamin. Mickey Finn; Bo; Brass Knuckles; Sparky Watts. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Lank Leonard and Frank Beck. Cover by Mart Bailey. Reprints of the Mickey Finn newspaper strip by Lank Leonard. A city cop, Mickey had adventures that were a mixture of drama and comedy; his ne'er-do-well Uncle Phil often served as the focus of the comedy. The backup strip featured the adventures of little boy Junior and his dog Bo. Tom and Mickey track down Jack Daw's auto-theft gang; The police plan a raid on Tex Earl's gambling house. Mickey Finn; Bo. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Mickey Mouse and the Desert Palace (1948 Whitman BLB) #1451

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UK Annual - 1948. Hardcover with illustrated label affixed to front board, issued without dust jacket. Full color frontispiece. 8" x 10", 124 pages, B&W.

Mickey Mouse in the World of Tomorrow (1948 Whitman BLB) #1444, Gottfredson

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Stories by unknown. Art by Pete Riss and unknown. Millie the Model in: "Just the Type" with art by Pete Riss; "College Knowledge" with art by Pete Riss; "Who's Who"; "Babes in the Woods" with art by Pete Riss; and "Under the Weather" with art by Pete Riss. Plus: 2-page text story "Twin Trouble," and Rusty in "The Awful Archer"! Also: Giggles 'n' Grins 2-pager by Harvey Kurtzman. 48 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

No issue number, no date, guessing circa 1948. "Mind Over Murder," "3 Sinister Salesmen" and "The Money-Making Machine Swindlers" are all reprinted from Justice Traps the Guilty #6 (1947). The last story is a Joe Simon-Jack Kirby production. Rusty and Dusty in "Young Folks at Home" is reprinted from The Saint #3 (1947). The only ad is on the back cover. 7 1/4-in. x 9 3/4-in., 32 pages, full color.

Hal Lockwood cover. Contains funny animal stories. In order of appearance: "Pat and Mike"; "Nutty Squirrel"; "Funny Bunny"; "Pete the Peke"; "Tuffy Bear"; and "Marmaduke Monk" and "Professor Penguin" art by Hal Lockwood. "Chestnuts Gathered by Nutty Squirrel" joke pages. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories reprinted in Fun Time (1953) #4. Contains funny animal stories. In order of appearance: "Funny Bunny"; "Professor Penguin" art by Hal Lockwood; "Pat and Mike"; "Tuffy Bear"; "Pete the Peke"; and "Nutty Squirrel" and "Marmaduke Monk" art by Hal Lockwood. "Chestnuts Gathered by Nutty Squirrel" joke pages. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories reprinted in Fun Time (1953) #3. Contains funny animal stories. In order of appearance: "Pat and Mike" and "Funny Bunny" art by Hal Lockwood; "Tuffy Bear" art by Vincent Fago; "Professor Penguin" and "Nutty Squirrel" art by Hal Lockwood; "Pete the Peke"; and "Marmaduke Monk" art by Hal Lockwood. "Gags and Giggles by Funny Bunny" joke pages. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories reprinted in (and Vincent Fago cover art reprinted on) Fun Time (1953) #3. Contains funny animal stories. In order of appearance: "Pat and Mike" art by Vincent Fago; "Nutty Squirrel" art by Irving Dressler; "Funny Bunny"; "Puzzle Page" by A. W. Nugent; "Tuffy Bear"; "Marmaduke Monk" art by Hal Lockwood; "Drawing Tricks" activity page by A. W. Nugent; "Pete the Peke" art by Grant; and "Higby Pig". "Chestnuts Gathered by Nutty Squirrel" joke pages. 52 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Vincent Fago cover. Contains funny animal stories. In order of appearance: "Pat and Mike" art by Vincent Fago; "Nutty Squirrel" art by Irving Dressler; "Funny Bunny" art by Larry Riley; and "Marmaduke Monk" art by Hal Lockwood. "Chestnuts Gathered by Nutty Squirrel" joke pages. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Circa 1948. Hardcover with dust jacket. 8.5" x 10.5", 158 pages, full color.

Cover by Dan Gordon. Stories and art by Frank Willard and Milt Gross. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Lord Plushbottom comes home from the night's carousing with someone else's top hat, which causes chaos when it's time for church. Kayo tries to smuggle a pie into the house, but chooses the wrong hiding place. Just to win an argument with his wife, Pop agrees to wrestle "The Turk," in a "That's My Pop" story by Milt Gross. Plus Banana Oil! by Gross. Moon Mullins; Kitty Higgins; Banana Oil!; Moon Makes Music; That's My Pop!; Danger: Moon at Work! 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dan Gordon. Stories and art by Frank Willard and Milt Gross. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Pops talks his way into Lord Plushbottom's club, and makes a killing playing poker with the millionaires. Plushbottom tries to teach Emma how to drive. Pop gets involved in betting on a boxing kangaroo - but first they must find a kangaroo, in a "That's My Pop" story by Milt Gross. Plus Banana Oil! and Count Screwloose strips by Gross. Moon Mullins; Banana Oil!; Moons Eclipse; Ready, Willing and Eager; That's My Pop!; Count Screwloose Cartoon Page; Kitty Higgins. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Dan Gordon. Stories and art by Frank Willard and Milt Gross. A collection of Frank Willard's comic strip about streetwise Moon and his wacky neighbors in Emmy Schmaltz's boarding house. ACG's Michel imprint published these early issues. Moon accidentally loses Mamie's bicycle during a night of carousing. Moon mistakes castor oil for Pops' secret bottle stash. Junior becomes class treasurer, and Pop wants to help, in a "That's My Pop" story by Milt Gross. Plus Banana Oil! strips by Gross. Moon Mullins; Banana Oil!; Champ by Accident; A Pet For Kayo; That's My Pop!; Kitty Higgins. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Gladys Parker. Stories and art by Gladys Parker, Fred Neher and Clayton Cole. One of the first female-centric comic strips, by pioneering female artist Gladys Parker, Mopsy combines an Ever Meulen art style with pantomime-style gags and good-girl art. Mopsy has to break her date with Rick to hang out with the boss's nerdy son Mortimer, so she decides to date both at once. The date goes down at the history museum, with help from a friendly mummy. Mopsy turns an eviction into a sidewalk cafe, perhaps the ultimate in making the best of a bad situation. The backup strip, Fred Neher's Some Punkins, is a one-panel gag strip that also features good-girl art. Plus "Mopsy Modes" paper dolls, showcasing the fashions of the era. Who Stole That Kiss?; Mopsy; Some Punkins; Mopsy Modes; Going to the Dogs. 36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Gladys Parker. Stories and art by Gladys Parker and Leslie Stevens. One of the first female-centric comic strips, by pioneering female artist Gladys Parker, Mopsy combines an Ever Meulen art style with pantomime-style gags and good-girl art. Mopsy gets a new job where she can meet more eligible bachelors, only to learn that neither the job nor the bachelors are what she thought. Mopsy goes fishing, but the fish aren't interested in bait, only her lunch. Mopsy's new "super-grow" gardening seeds have a strange effect on a passing rooster. Plus "Mopsy Modes" paper dolls, showcasing the fashions of the era. Mopsy; Mopsy Modes; Rabbit's Foot Romance. 36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

1948. Written by Louis Shomer. Cover and art by Seaman. Jokes, cartoons and puns about Hollywood. 3.5-in. x 5-in. 36 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.25.

Issue 6 - 1948. The year's best films in story form. Illustrated with stills from the movies. "Kiss of Death", "Miracle of 34th Street", "Possessed" and 13 more. Short biographies on Gregory Peck, Joan Crawford, Bing Crosby, James Mason, Clark Gable, Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant and many more. 8.5-in. x 11.25-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.25.

1st 1948 Edition. Story versions of the year's best films with new portraits and biographies of the stars. 8 1/2" x 11 1/4", 100 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.25.

2nd 1948 Edition. Story versions of the year's best films with new portraits and biographies of the stars. 8 1/2" x 11 1/4", 100 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.25.

#49 - 6th Printing. Story by Jane Werner. Art by Alice and Martin Provensen. Hardcover, 28 Pages, Full Color, 6.5" x 8".

One of the more notorious pre-Code crime comics.The D'Autremont Brothers were a criminal gang based in Pacific Northwest during the 1920s. After an unsuccessful express train robbery that becomes known as the Siskiyou massacre, they are targeted by one of the largest manhunts of the era; Jim Turpin and his twin sister commit petty crimes, but he tries to convince her to think bigger; Harry Tracy was the last surviving member of the Hole in the Wall Gang. The D'Autremont Brothers and The Siskiyou Tunnel Murders; The Turpin Twins: Death Riding the Rumble-Seat; Murder Must Be Perfect; Tracy: The Elusive Killer; Operation 13. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Mutt and Jeff newspaper reprints. Australian series; Color cover, B&W interior, all newsprint, 7.25-in. x 10.5-in., 24 pages, 9-D cover price, no publication date or copyright dates listed, estimated circa late 1940s.

Mutt and Jeff newspaper reprints. Australian series; Color cover, B&W interior, all newsprint, 7.25-in. x 10.5-in., 24 pages, 9-D cover price, no publication date or copyright dates listed, estimated circa late 1940s.