Comic books 1957 w/ month not specified

5.5" x 7.5", 130 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.35.

Learn why you never outgrow your need for foods made from milk. 1957, by American Dairy Association. 7" x 5", 8 pages, FC.

First Issue of the Adam Annual. 1957. Fiction, humor, and nude pictorials. This issue with a 3-page Bettie Page pictorial photographed by Bunny Yeager. 8.25" x 11". 82 pages. Black and white. MATURE. Cover price $1.00.

The hero of Mouseville stars alongside other characters from Paul Terry's Terrytoons. No issue number listed; title includes "CBS Television Presents" to tie in with the 1950s TV show Mighty Mouse Playhouse. Mighty Mouse investigates when a strange strangler-weed invades the city. Madam Hippopotamus gets Heckle and Jeckle to watch her baby, but it's hard to say who's swindling who. Mighty Mouse comes to save the day when an earthquake strikes Mouseville - but the cats are also quick to respond. Percy's latest weapon against the mouse Little Roquefort: flypaper. The Squeeze-Weed; Gandy Goose: Take Notice; Gandy Goose and Sourpuss: Sourpuss Alias Daphne; Dinky; Mousequake!; Heckle and Jeckle: Oh, Baby!; Sourpuss; Terry Bears; Percy Puss. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Vol. 1, No. 1. 1957. Saucy men's fiction and cheesecake magazine by James Warren. This is the first magazine by Warren who would later go on to publish such famous horror mags as Creepy, Eerie, Famous Monsters of Filmland, and Vampirella. This issue features a nude Bettie Page centerfold and stories by Barbara Lane, Phil Telv, and Sterling Fitzpatrick. 8 1/2-in. x 10 3/4-in., 46 pages, black and white, slick. MATURE. Cover price $0.50.

Volume 1, Issue 2 - 1957. Men's magazine published by James Warren before he went on to found Warren Magazines. This issue has coverage of Ernie Kovacs, Lily St. Cyr, and Woody Herman and other aspects of jazz music. 8.5" x 11", 48 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS. Cover price $0.50.

Issue #3. MATURE READERS. Men's magazine by James Warren. Pictorials of Joan Arnold, Gina Lollabrigida & Sophia Loren. Fiction by Barbara Lane and Thomas H. Hart. Illustration by Cal Massey. 8 1/2-in. x 10 3/4-in., 46 pages, black and white, slick. MATURE. Cover price $0.50.

Volume 1, Issue 4 - 1957. Men's magazine by James Warren. 8" x 11", B&W. -MATURE READERS- Cover price $0.50.

Features Patoruzu the Indian. NOTE: A total of six issues with #6 on the cover were produced by various publishers: Fox (1), Cornell (1), Green (1), Literary Ent. (1), and Norlen (2). Cover price $0.10.

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Copyright 1957. Half-size color comic recounting the history of measurement. Produced by Lufkin Precision Tools. 5.25-in. x 7.25-in.; full color; 24 newsprint pages.

American Graphics # 2 (1954) featuring "Victory at Niagara" and "Laura Secord." Promotional comic originally sold in Niagara Falls. Cover price $0.25.

Copyright 1957, published by Green Publishing. Infinity cover. Super Cat - 6 pages, Frosty And Gabbie - 5 pages, "Hermosa the Haughty Water Lily" - 2 pg text filler, Johnny and Woof - 6 pages, Chucky and Bub - 7 pages, and Bill and Koo - 6 pages. Cover price $0.10.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

Written by Dennis Gifford. 28 pages, full color.

1957. Whitman 1538. Written by Doris Schroeder and illustrated by Tony Sgroi. Novelization based on the television series. Illustrated endpapers and occasional illustrations within text. Hardcover without dust jacket, as issued. 5.75" x 7.75". 282 pages.

c"Poor Little Rich Whirl," pencils by George Frese, inks by Terry Szenics; Betty is jealous of Veronica's wealth; Veronica invites her for an overnight visit to emphasize her wealth and get her to give up Archie. "The Straight and Narrow"; Jughead can't paint a straight line because he has hiccups. "Watered Down"; Betty can't hear Veronica through the shower door. "Hide and Shriek"; Archie, Reggie and Jughead try to avoid three girls who want to invite them to a girls-ask-boys dance. "Lens Me Your Heart"; Archie and his friends decide to write a feature article in the school paper about Miss Grundy but they don't want her to know about it so they ask her some questions and then make up an excuse that it's just to keep on file in case they need to write her obituary. "Soil Foil"; Reggie's father tells him to move a large pile of loam around to the back of the yard but Reggie cons Archie into doing the work for him. "A Vase Daze"; Archie smashes Mr. Weatherbee's vase when he bumps into him in the hallway. "Cat Nipped"; Archie's father comes home with a good catch of fish but decides to not tell Archie's mother until after she's finished razzing him about not catching anything. "Rumors are Lying!"; Betty has a dream that Archie asked her to go steady; When she shares that dream with others it turns into a rumor. "Zoot Yourself!"; Betty and Veronica insult the clothes worn by Archie and Reggie so Reggie takes Archie to Cal's Classy Clothes where they end up buying oversized outfits. "Follow the Swallow!"; As part of her technique of dealing with boys Veronica gives Archie a hard time to keep him off balance. "Fright for Sore Eyes!"; Archie offers to look for a prowler outside the Lodge mansion. "Share Cropper!"; Mr. Lodge encourages Veronica to share Archie with Betty. "Old and New-rosis"; Mr. Weatherbee and Miss Grundy send Jughead to a psychiatrist to see why he eats so much. "Chairful Tidings"; Archie answers the door at Veronica's house and tells Mrs. Mammoth to take a chair—meaning to have a seat. "Counter Attack"; Archie says he doesn't have to see or hear Veronica to know that she's around because she radiates magnetic influences that attract him. 100 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

35¢ Canadian Price Variant. "Poor Little Rich Whirl," pencils by George Frese, inks by Terry Szenics; Betty is jealous of Veronica's wealth; Veronica invites her for an overnight visit to emphasize her wealth and get her to give up Archie. "The Straight and Narrow"; Jughead can't paint a straight line because he has hiccups. "Watered Down"; Betty can't hear Veronica through the shower door. "Hide and Shriek"; Archie, Reggie and Jughead try to avoid three girls who want to invite them to a girls-ask-boys dance. "Lens Me Your Heart"; Archie and his friends decide to write a feature article in the school paper about Miss Grundy but they don't want her to know about it so they ask her some questions and then make up an excuse that it's just to keep on file in case they need to write her obituary. "Soil Foil"; Reggie's father tells him to move a large pile of loam around to the back of the yard but Reggie cons Archie into doing the work for him. "A Vase Daze"; Archie smashes Mr. Weatherbee's vase when he bumps into him in the hallway. "Cat Nipped"; Archie's father comes home with a good catch of fish but decides to not tell Archie's mother until after she's finished razzing him about not catching anything. "Rumors are Lying!"; Betty has a dream that Archie asked her to go steady; When she shares that dream with others it turns into a rumor. "Zoot Yourself!"; Betty and Veronica insult the clothes worn by Archie and Reggie so Reggie takes Archie to Cal's Classy Clothes where they end up buying oversized outfits. "Follow the Swallow!"; As part of her technique of dealing with boys Veronica gives Archie a hard time to keep him off balance. "Fright for Sore Eyes!"; Archie offers to look for a prowler outside the Lodge mansion. "Share Cropper!"; Mr. Lodge encourages Veronica to share Archie with Betty. "Old and New-rosis"; Mr. Weatherbee and Miss Grundy send Jughead to a psychiatrist to see why he eats so much. "Chairful Tidings"; Archie answers the door at Veronica's house and tells Mrs. Mammoth to take a chair—meaning to have a seat. "Counter Attack"; Archie says he doesn't have to see or hear Veronica to know that she's around because she radiates magnetic influences that attract him. 100 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

CANADIAN EDITION - 35¢ cover price - Archie's Christmas Stocking. Cover art by Harry Lucey. "A Job for Jingles," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Jingles, one of Santa's brownies, shows up to make a report on Archie and the gang. Veronica's Pin-Up Page. "Shell Game"; Archie tries a new kind of sled. "Which Is Witch"; Veronica tells Archie that Betty traced her ancestry to Salem and might be descended from witches. "Return To Sender!" one-page story, script and art by Joe Edwards; Li'l Jinx writes a letter to Santa and asks her dad to mail it. "The Yule Rush"; Riverdale has been invited to a high school bowl game on New Year's Day, but it's snowing too hard to practice on the field. "The Christmas Story" article; A brief history of Christmas. "Dream Boy"; Jughead dreamed that Santa gave him and his friends a wishing day and that anything they wished for on that day would come true. "Cool Yule Quiz"; The Archie gang are dressed as Santas, can you tell who is who? Betty's Christmas Pin-Up. "Toy Triumph"; Archie buys an electronic thinking robot for his little cousin. "A-Weigh He Goes," script and art by Joe Edwards; Li'l Jinx meets Santa Claus. "The Red, Red Ribbon"; Archie trudges through a snowstorm to bring Veronica what she needs. 84 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.35.

"The Student Wince!", script by Frank Doyle, art by George Frese; Archie is doing so poorly in school that they call in his father to speak to all of the teachers. "Fan-Dangle," art by Harry Lucey; Veronica is the president of the Danny Downbeat fan club and it's taking up all of her time so Archie makes her quit and Betty takes over as president. "Buss Ride," art by George Frese; Archie makes a deal with Veronica that every time a car with one headlight passes by he would get to kiss her. "Popular Poll," art by Bob Bolling; Archie agrees to take out whoever is voted as as the most popular girl in school. Untitled story, pencils by Harry Lucey; Moose is ineligible to play sports because he got a minus five on his English exam. "Meddle of Honor," art by Bill Vigoda; When Jughead shows Veronica a picture of a handsome war hero who's staying with Betty Veronica demands to take him to the dance. "Native Dancer," art by Samm Schwartz; The guys tries to convince Jughead he's a good dancer so he'll agree to take them all out that night. "Gallant Fox," art by Samm Schwartz; After hearing Archie talking about what he would do if someone made a pass at Veronica she falsely claims that big Moose whistled at her. "Everything's Oak!", script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Reggie is taking care of Mr.Lodge's plants when Archie comes along with an oak tree sapling in a pot. "The Big Charade," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; The gang play charades. "Daze-y Chain," art by Samm Schwartz; Archie and Jughead go out to find daisy plants because he thinks that's Veronica's favorite flower. Archie Annual ad. "Footloose and Fancy," pencils by Bill Vigoda; Reggie and Jughead are varnishing the gym floor when Reggie deliberately paint Jughead into a corner. "The Rose Achoo," script by Frank Doyle, art by Tom Moore; Archie invites Betty to the festival of roses because Veronica is allergic to them. "Snob Appeal!", pencils by Bill Vigoda; Reggie wants Jughead to introduce him to a posh girl. "Omission of Guilt," art by Joe Edwards. Betty and Veronica Puzzle Fun. "Kickoff," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda; Reggie asks for Jughead's help in avoiding being beat up by the boyfriend of a girl he dated. "Tracked Down!"; Archie makes a bet that he can take down Moose and devises a way to make it look like Moose is running away from him. Archie's Christmas Stocking ad. "What the Heckle," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda; Jughead acts as M.C. at Pop Tate's to try and draw in a crowd. "Once A-pond a Time," script by Frank Doyle, art by George Frese; Miss Grundy relays her suspicions about Archie planning to skip school the next day to go fishing so Mr. Weatherbee goes to the pond the next day to watch for him. "Hopping Mad," script and pencils by Joe Edwards, inks by Terry Szenics; Coach Kleats tried to show the proper way to catch a ground ball but Jughead brought in a trick ball. "Label Fable," pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick and Joe Edwards; Betty buys a dress that's an genuine copy of an original by Pierre of Paris. 100 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

Around the World in 80 Days coloring book. 96 Pages, B&W, 8.25" x 10.75".

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Spiral-bound pin-up calendar by Ted Withers (1896-1964). Promotional item printed by Brown & Bigelow and distributed through various retail outlets.

Maurice Whitman cover. Contains funny animal stories. In order of appearance: "The All American Tom Cat, It Won't Work"; "Atom the Cat, What's in a Name?" and "Atom the Cat, A Dream of a Dragon" art by Maurice Whitman; "Atomic Mouse, Mimi Helps Out"; "Atom the Cat, The Haunted House" art by Maurice Whitman; "Li'l Mouse, Let's Both Break 'Em"; "Atom the Cat, Never Startle Him" art by Maurice Whitman; "Professor Invento, The Cure"; "Lazy Cat" art by Maurice Whitman; "Atomic Mouse, Old Age"; and "Atomic Rabbit, Ohhh That Goofy". "The Little Pig Who Wouldn't Eat" text story. "Ray Our Hero" back cover pin-up art by Maurice Whitman. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Maurice Whitman. Stories and art by Maurice Whitman and others. An ordinary cartoon cat is given superpowers by atomic rays and becomes a superhero. Atom is asked to go after an escaped tiger, but even though his body is atomic-powered, his will is not. Cuckoo distracts Atom at the lake by trying to catch one particular fish. Atomic Rabbit reveals his one weakness. I'll Tell You Why Not; Tiger Tizzy; Arithmetic Lesson; What Makes Me So Sure?; I Got My Reasons; Li'l Kit Cat: She Can't; Atomic Rabbit: One Thing I Could Never Do; Gopher Goofs; Have a Horse; At the Fair; Timmy the Timid Ghost: Island Vacation; Ballet Impromptu; A Tall Tale; Atom the Cat vs. the Sandmen; Dog Show; Our Best Man; Cuckoo the Cat. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.15.

Prepared by R. Will Brnett Professor of Science Education - University of Illinois for the Committee on Experimental Units of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. 8.5" x 11", 32 pages, B&W.

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Cover reprinted on Atomic Mouse (1984 2nd Series) #12. Cover and Atomic Mouse art by Al Fago. Contains funny animal stories. In order of appearance: "Lil Mouse, I Sure Do"; "Atomic Mouse, Look Who's in Jail"; "Atomic Mouse, The Haunted House"; "Timmy the Timid Ghost, I Couldn't Help It Dear"; "Count Gatto, He'll Never Change"; "Timmy the Timid Ghost, The Two Reasons"; "Atomic Mouse, The Count's Sister"; "Timmy the Timid Ghost, Gus, The Goofy Li'l Ghost"; "Atomic Mouse, Baby Sitter"; "Shadow, The Complaint"; "Li'l Genius, Gloom and Doom"; "Tom Cat, Perfect Caddy"; "Lil Mouse, The Lucky A"; and "Professor Invento, Slightly Absent Minded". "Flipping Flying Fun" illustrated text story. 36 pages. Full color. Cover price $0.10.

Art by M. Phillip Copp. An educational piece on the history of atomic energy and it's various uses. Full color, 32 pages.

Issue 1 - 1957. More than 150 glamorous photographs of the world's prettiest girls by professional photographers such as; Basch, De Dienes, Meyer, Young, and Yulsman. 8.5" x 11", 82 pages, B&W. -MATURE READERS- Cover price $0.35.

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First Printing - 1957. Written by Maurice B. Gardner. Hardcover with dust jacket, 5.75" x 8", 358 pages, B&W Cover price $3.00.

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Cover by Joe Maneely. Written by unknown. Art by Doug Wildey, Gene Colan, Don Heck, Paul Reinman, George Woodbridge and Al Williamson. All new! Torn from real battle records: "Platoon Leader!" with art by Doug Wildey. Also in this issue: "Retreat!" with art by Gene Colan; The Fight for Freedom! tale "Spy" with art by Don Heck; "The Weapon" with art by Paul Reinman; "Man Alone!" with art by George Woodbridge; and 2-page text story "The Spy King" with art by Al Williamson. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

No. 21 in the Whitestone Photography Series. 6.5" x 9.25", 112 pages, B&W. MATURE Cover price $0.75.

1st printing. Compiled by Lawrence Lariar and Ben Roth. A collection featuring the best humor cartoons from many of the worlds foremost magazines from 1957. Hardcover, 8-in. x 11-in., 130 pages, B&W Cover price $3.95.

No Dust Jacket

1st printing.

Edited by Lawrence Lariar.

Sixteenth Annual Volume of Best Cartoons. Collection of cartoons from many of the top cartoonist of the time, taken from publications including: "Collier's", "Saturday Evening Post", "Look", and many others.

Hardcover (No Dust Jacket), 8-in. x 11-in., 124 pages. B&W.

Volume 1, Issue 5 - 1957. 8" x 11", 68 pages, B&W. -MATURE READERS- Cover price $0.25.

The Best Musical Comedy Songs Album LP (Halo, 1957) features a color photo cover with Betty Page in a leopard print swimsuit, holding two chained leopards. (The photograph is by Bunny Yeager.) The songs on the album are by The Broadway Singers and Orchestra. 33 RPM, 12 inch Long-Playing record in Hi-Fi. Printed in U.S.A. Copyright 1957, Union City, New Jersey. 12" x 12".