Comic books 1958 w/ month not specified

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Written by Reg Smythe.

Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. Archie Giant Series house ad. "For Betty or Worse"; Archie makes a date with Betty, but Betty thinks Veronica will make Archie cancel for a ride in her new car; Betty sabotages Veronica's car. "Scent Sore"; Veronica has an exclusive perfume made for her, which makes Betty jealous; Jughead tries to invent an insecticide for roses. "Past Performance!"; Veronica and her parents are spending the summer in a rented cabin; They find a trunk of turn of the century women's clothes that was left in the cabin. "Slap Happy"; Reggie tries to convince Archie that women like to be treated roughly; Archie and Veronica decide to trick Reggie with a stunt where Archie pretends to slap Veronica and Veronica claps her hands behind her back to provide a sound effect. House ads for Little Archie and Little Archie in Animal Land. "A Loan and Blue!"; Reggie gives a lecture every time someone wants to borrow anything. "Voice and Girls Together"; Archie and Reggie are lovesick over the new girl Vilma; Betty and Veronica try pampering the boys, but that doesn't work. Archie's Pals 'n' Gals house ad. "Man's Best Friend"; Reggie torments a dog in a pet shop window; Later Veronica buys the dog and Reggie keeps tormenting it. "Weak End"; Reggie keeps jumping to conclusions and thinks Archie is going away for the weekend and Veronica will be free to date him. "Gemini Crickets"; Jughead's horoscope says today will be his lucky day; Instead he gets caught up in a scheme by Midge to teach Moose not to be so jealous. "Mutual Aggravation Society," pencils by Dan DeCarlo; Veronica says she and Archie are compatible because of "true love"; Betty tests the theory by sending Jughead over for the afternoon. Archie's Christmas Stocking house ad. "Clothing Dummy"; Every time Betty buys a new dress, Veronica buys the same style and comes up with a scheme to make Betty takes hers back. "Mooseketeer," art by Tom Moore; Jughead convinces Reggie that Moose, like all bullies, is a coward at heart; He uses padding and makeup to make Reggie look like a thug. "Phony Pony," pencils by Samm Schwartz; Archie plans on attending a masquerade party as a cowboy riding a horse, but Jughead and Reggie don't want to play the part of his horse. 100 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover pencils by Harry Lucey. "Poor Little Rich Girl," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; When Betty falls and hits her head at the Lodge Mansion, she gets the inspiration to pretend she thinks she's Veronica, hoping it will let her get a few dates with Archie. "A Matter Of Degree," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Sick of Jughead's nasty comments about them because they're women, Betty and Veronica dress up as men to see if he'll react differently to them. "Scent-sational," pencils by Bill Vigoda; Veronica comes down with a virus and can't make the dance, so Betty volunteers to substitute and accompany Archie. "Rash Promise," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Veronica forces Archie to ask Betty out on a pity date; Then the school moves the Fall Festival dance to that evening. "Sheer Nonsense," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; When Veronica insults Betty over her cheap, coarse stockings, Jughead gets an idea to give Betty a measure of payback. "Triple Threat," script by Frank Doyle, art by Samm Schwartz; In order to break up a shopping trip that Veronica has commanded Archie to attend, Betty plants two man-hungry coeds at the store and tells them that Archie is available. "Clean Defeat," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Dan DeCarlo, inks by Rudy Lapick; Betty and Veronica compete to impress a handsome professional cleaner getting the Lodge Mansion in shape for Veronica's party. 82 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

One-shot, circa late 1950s. Full-page pinups of women. 5 1/2-in. x 8 1/2-in., 28 pages, B&W.

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Add to cart Good $7.80

Cover by Jon D'Agostino and Pat Masulli. Stories and art by George Wildman and others. An ordinary cartoon cat is given superpowers by atomic rays and becomes a superhero. Muffo the mischievous magician awakens after 500 years, and soon he's up to his old tricks. Cuckoo Cat sings a song about why he doesn't mind his weird appearance. When the power goes out in the city, Atom enlists the help of his firefly friends. Muffo the Magician; Cuckoo Cat's Song; The Indians are Coming!; Li'l Lumberjack: My Tree; The Hard Way; Atom the Cat and His Helpers. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Jon D'Agostino and Pat Masulli. Stories and art by George Wildman and others. An ordinary cartoon cat is given superpowers by atomic rays and becomes a superhero. Atom gives a tour of New York to the winners of the "good kitties" contest, but soon learns they're more like bad kitties. Atom tries to help a man find a safe place for his house, but every spot is a disaster. Atom helps an inventor sell his "Boopee Juice" that makes anything grow, only to learn that it also causes money to multiply. Two Little Prizes; House Moving; Conversation Piece; I Was Mary's Little Lamb; Li'l Lumberjack: A Trip to the City; Commissioner of Fish. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Maurice Whitman cover. Contains funny animal stories. In order of appearance: "Atomic Mouse, The Fire Escape" reprinted in Cosmo Cat (1959 Norlen) #2 and Wotalife Comics (1959 Norlen) #1; "Atomic Mouse, Pot of Gold" reprinted in Timmy the Timid Ghost (1967 2nd Series) #26; "Atomic Mouse, Myko"; "A Day With Li'l Tomboy"; "Gus the Goofy Ghost, Hmmm"; "Atomic Mouse, Little Dina"; "Timmy the Timid Ghost, Li'l Ghost Again"; "Goofy Rabbit, Goofy Goes Over"; "Atomic Mouse, Right to the End"; "Li'l Genius, Piano Moving Day"; "Lil Mouse, Who's That Knocking at the Door"; "Atomic Mouse, Teachers for L. A."; "Gus the Goofy Ghost, Better Off"; "Atomic Mouse, Pot Luck"; "Timmy the Timid Ghost, Don't Bother Me"; and "Atomic Mouse, Cats Don't Take to Water". "The Flying Saucers" and "Bozo, The Lazy Bee" text stories. Atomic Mouse back cover pin-up art by Maurice Whitman. 68 pages. Square-bound. Full color. Cover price $0.15.

Cover by Pat Masulli and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Stories and art by Don Perlin, Sam Glanzman, Sal Trapani, Ken Battefield, Vince Alascia, and Sid Check. A soldier's-eye view of the stress, danger and grim choices that come with war. The story of the American-British invasion of Salerno, under fierce counterattacks by the Germans. Jamison, the sole survivor of an attack by von Kupper's U-boat, trains as a fighter pilot in a sub-hunting squadron and waits for his chance to meet von Kupper again. The rise and fall of Nazi General Erwin Rommel, the legendary "Desert Fox," in one of several stories this issue with art by WWII veteran and comics legend Sam Glanzman. Also featuring art by future Marvel legend Don Perlin. Destroyer Escort; Dunkirk, Defeat Into Victory; The Medal Man; Academy Man!; December 7th, 1941! Day of Infamy; Japan's Biggest Defeat; Marching Through Georgia; Salerno Beachhead; Nightmare of Flames; LCVP Jockey; The Face of Doom; Bulldozer Battle; The Rommel Papers, The Desert Fox's Own Story; The Amazing Legion; Brother Against Brother; Operation Rathole; Split Second Timing; The Colt .45; Mark the Target; Attack; Honor, Duty, and Love; Search for Survivors! 100 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover by Sam Glanzman. Stories and art by Sam Glanzman, Bill Molno, Sal Trapani, Charles Nicholas, and Vince Alascia. A soldier's-eye view of the stress, danger and grim choices that come with war. In a second-person story, "you" join Crazy Horse in battle at Little Big Horn, in one of several stories this issue with art by WWII veteran and comics legend Sam Glanzman. In another Glanzman story, Genghis Khan cuts a swath across medieval Asia that will never be forgotten. The true Civil War tale of the infamous Union Army boondoggle that would one day be known as "The Battle of the Crater." You Ride with Crazy Horse; The Eagle of Genghis Khan; Reunion in Norway; A Day of 'Fun with Pop'; The Thunderbolt Storm; The Battle of the Crater. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Baby Doll Story Book starring Tiny Tears, Toodles, Little Love, Pretty Baby, and Chuckles (1958) is a promotional comic book and CBS television tie-in with rare appearances by Captain Kangaroo, Ding Dong School, and Romper Room television shows. The doll Tiny Tears makes appearances on the shows. Includes promotional ads for Tiny Tears' Own Playpen, Tiny Tears' own Car Bed, the TT2, TT3 TT4, TT5, and TT6 Clothing Sets, and Toodles with Poodle.

UK comic annual featuring characters and stories from the British comic series "Beryl the Peril". Hardcover, 8" x 10", 100 pages, full color.

1st printing. Compiled by Lawrence Lariar and Ben Roth. A collection featuring the best humor cartoons from many of the worlds foremost magazines from 1958. Hardcover, 8-in. x 11-in., 130 pages, B&W Cover price $2.95.

Issue #1, no date, assuming late 1950s. Betty Brosmer, a famous pin-up personality in the late 1950s along with Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Mansfield, worked with famed glamour photographer Keith Bernard. Brosmer proved to be his top-selling model of all. Brosmer later married Joe Weider, the famed bodybuilder and magazine publisher, and she worked with him writing articles and posing for ads. Brosmer never posed nude and none of the 200 8x10 glossy photos offered for sale in this catalog are either. Each thumbnail measures 2-in. x 2 1/2-in. No text except order form on last page. 9-in. x 12-in., 16 total pages, B&W.

1958. UK first edition. Written by Captain W. E. Johns. Publisher's full brown cloth with spine titles stamped in white. Illustrated with 6 full color plates. Illustrated dust jacket. There is no rest for the guilty when Biggles is in pursuit, drawing the rope of retribution inexorable tighter. Here we have murder on a Pacific atoll, the dramatic rescue of the sultan's son, and an ingenious way of smuggling mink - not to mention (on an occasion that Ginger wasn't likely to forget) the odd case of the aircraft which didn't exist! Hardcover. 5" x 7.5". 192 pages.

The Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Rights (1958) is a promotional comic book produced by Vital Publications for IGA Foods. Illustrates the history and importance of The Bill of Rights. 16 pages, full color, 4.5-in. x 3-in., all newsprint.

Three complete Funny Animal stories including Super Rabbit, Silly Sean and Ziggy the Pig, plus Krazy Crow. Cover price $0.10.