Comic books 1962 w/ month not specified

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Reprint Edition. Walter Foster's How to Draw Book 16 - 101 Heads in Pen, Pencil, and Brush. From the instructional "How to Draw" series, this issue focuses on drawing a variety of faces using pen, pencil, and brush. 10 1/4" X 13 1/2". 36 pages. Cover price $1.00.

1st Printing - Two full-length science fiction novels by Edger Rice Burroughs, including; "A Princess of Mars" and "A Fighting Man of Mars". Softcover, 5" x 8", 356 pages, B&W, text only. Cover price $1.75.

2nd or later Printing - Two full-length science fiction novels by Edger Rice Burroughs, including; "A Princess of Mars" and "A Fighting Man of Mars". Softcover, 5" x 8", 356 pages, B&W, text only. Cover price $3.00.

1st Printing - 3 complete novels from Edger Rice Burroughs, including; "Thuvia, Maid of Mars", "The Chessmen of Mars", "The Master Mind of Mars". Softcover, 5" x 8.5", 500 pages, B&W, text only. Cover price $1.75.

2nd or later Printing - 3 complete novels from Edger Rice Burroughs, including; "Thuvia, Maid of Mars", "The Chessmen of Mars", "The Master Mind of Mars". Softcover, 5" x 8.5", 500 pages, B&W, text only. Cover price $2.50.

Issue #2. In the early 1960s, there was a minor movement of college satirists who moved off campus to avoid the college censorship boards. Aardvark was a regional satire magazine that was sold on newsstands in the upper Midwest. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 32 pages, black and white. Cover price $0.35.

Issue #3. In the early 1960s, there was a minor movement of college satirists who moved off campus to avoid the college censorship boards. Aardvark was a regional satire magazine that was sold on newsstands in the upper Midwest. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 32 pages, black and white. Cover price $0.35.

Issue #4. In the early 1960s, there was a minor movement of college satirists who moved off campus to avoid the college censorship boards. Aardvark was a regional satire magazine that was sold on newsstands in the upper Midwest. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 32 pages, black and white. Cover price $0.35.

Issue #5. In the early 1960s, there was a minor movement of college satirists who moved off campus to avoid the college censorship boards. Aardvark was a regional satire magazine that was sold on newsstands in the upper Midwest. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 32 pages, black and white. Cover price $0.35.

2nd and later printings. Written by Bert Cholet. This book contains in-depth descriptions of how to be a cartoonist. Includes diagrams and guides to cartooning, including character models, references for body parts, and how to draw for different categories of cartooning. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 64 pages, Text (with B&W illustrations).

Australian reprint series. Cover reprinted from Mystery in Space (1951 1st Series) #73. Reprints material from a variety of DC publications. 100 pages, B&W.

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Official Ballot for the first Alley Awards - 1962. When Jerry Bails created the Academy of Comic-Books Arts and Sciences (later renamed Academy of Comic-Book Fans and Collectors) as the first official organization of comic book enthusiasts and historians, his friend and legendary comics historian, Roy Thomas, decided there needed to be comic industry awards as well. The Alley became the first known comic book fan awards and were first presented in 1962. This is the first official ballot for those awards, created and written by Roy Thomas. Note that these first ballots had to be submitted to Thomas by May 31, 1962 and are only for DC nominations, as Fantastic Four #1 hadn't even hit the shelves yet. Lone Star Comics and mycomicshop.com founder and owner Buddy Saunders remembers filling out one of these ballots at the time, contributing to those first ever awards. 8.5" x 11", 4 mimeographed pages.

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Reprint Edition. Walter Foster's "How to Draw" Book 21 - Anatomy for Students and Teachers. 10 1/4" X 13 1/2". 44 pages. B&W. Cover price $1.00.

Cover art by Harry Lucey. "Two Little Words," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Harry Lucey, inks by Terry Szenics; The story of Archie and Veronica's breakup, Betty and Reggie's attempt to move in on them, and their reconciliation, all told using only two words of dialogue: "Archie" and "Veronica." "Mail Male!", pencils by Bob White, inks by Terry Szenics; Mr. Weatherbee goes to see the doctor about a funny taste in his mouth. "Apple Turnover," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Mr. Lodge offers to pay the boys to pick the apples in his orchard, but Reggie convinces them that they should turn down the offer and sneak back at night to pick the apples for themselves, in the tradition of mischievous American kids. "Hose Down!" one-page Li'l Jinx story by Joe Edwards. "Something of Value!", pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Reggie gets the mistaken impression that Moose has put up Midge as collateral for a loan from Jughead. "In a Class By Himself!", script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Archie shocks his lazy friends by saying he intends to go to summer school, but his announcement inspires them to sign up for summer school themselves. "Finger Folly," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Reggie tries to put the "whammy" on Archie after being beaten out for a date with Veronica. "Birds of a Feather," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Archie and Jughead go up to the mountains to visit Mr. Lodge at his lodge, where they interfere with his attempts at bird-watching. "Tropical Heat Rave," script by Frank Doyle, pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; On a hot day, Reggie annoys Archie by asking "hot enough for you?" and then gets the other kids to say the same tired old phrase to the sweltering Archie. "Playback," pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; Veronica uses a pre-recorded tape so she can sneak out for a date with Reggie without Archie knowing about it. "Last Chance!", pencils by Bill Vigoda, inks by Terry Szenics; When Archie and Jughead each have a dollar, Reggie cons them into voluntarily using the money to pay off his tab at Pop's. 84 pgs., full color. Cover price $0.25.

Cover by Pat Masulli and Jon D'Agostino. Stories and art by George Wildman and Jon D'Agostino. Funny-animal superhero Atomic Mouse fights to keep Mouseville safe from the likes of Count Gatto. Atomic Mouse rescues Toby from a runaway horse, only to learn that she just wanted to meet Atomic Mouse. Meanwhile, Professor Invento's latest invention gives him as much pep and vigor as Atomic Mouse. Atomic Mouse travels the world to get the perfect ingredients for Li'l Mouse's birthday cake. Plus a vintage ad, even mentioned on the cover, for a contest to visit the set of legendary B-movie producer American International's "Off on a Comet" - a movie that was never actually made. A Perfect Pair!; Patty Cake; Homer, The Hunter!; Raro the Rabbit; Written in the Stars! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Jon D'Agostino and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Funny-animal superhero Atomic Mouse fights to keep Mouseville safe from the likes of Count Gatto. Count Gatto trains a crow to steal the pills that give Atomic Mouse his superpowers. Wally the Wallaby has to learn how to bounce before the wallaby races. Plus cautionary tales about church and juvenile delinquency, in the Cold War public service announcement What You Do in Your Spare Time. ("The time is past when our nation could afford street-corner loafers!") Cheese, Crows, and Clues!; Big Rock: Leena the Lazy Lion; What You Do in Spare Time; Wally the Wallaby: The Bouncing Blues; The Great Explorer. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

68 Pages

Italian reprint. 68 Pages

Auggie Doggie, Whitman Hardback Comic (1962, no cover price). Black and white interior art printed on yellow paper stock.

1st Printing - Written and Illustrated by Johnny Hart with a Forward by Rod Serling. Johnny Hart, that totally original comic talent who has been hailed as a worthy successor to "Pogo" and "Peanuts", continues the adventures of B.C. and his cave-dwelling friends in this third collection of the adventures of the noble neanderthal. Softcover, Horizontal Format, 8" x 5", 120 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.50.

36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.10.

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Cover by Warren Kremer. A gigantic duckling toddler with strength to match, well-meaning Huey creates slapstick havoc wherever he goes. Huey thinks a tree is talking to him, but it's really another plot by the Fox. Papa and Mama try to teach Huey good manners. Huey thinks he's met the moon people. The Talking Tree; In Ettycut; The Moon People; Moonshine; Pic-Nicked; Herman and Katnip: A Work of Art. 36 pages, full color. Cover price $0.12.

Barbie Fashion Booklets are illustrated mini catalogs originally packaged within Barbie Toys. They featured clothing, playsets, and accessories. The 1962 catalog was titled Barbie and Ken and Barbie's Best Friend Midge and it came in two versions (a yellow and blue cover). The Blue version featured Dream House, Barbie Game, Fashion Queen Barbie & Ken Trousseau Set, Boxing Ken and Sewing Patterns. 3-in. x 3-in., 32 pages (cover to cover), full color.

Barbie Fashion Booklets are illustrated mini catalogs originally packaged within Barbie Toys. They featured clothing, playsets, and accessories. The 1962 catalog was titled Barbie and Ken and Barbie's Best Friend Midge and it came in two versions (a yellow and blue cover). The yellow version featured Barbie's Fashion Shop, Fashion Queen Barbie, Fashion Queen Barbie & Ken Trousseau Set, blank order form for Barbie Magazine, and Skin Diver Ken. 3-in. x 3-in., 32 pages (cover to cover), full color.

1st printing. 1962 Edition (not numbered, 3rd Batman UK Annual published by Atlas Publishing & Distributing). "Manhunt in Outer Space" featured. Contains British reprints primarily of Batman & Robin, Martian Manhunter, and Davy Crockett stories. Hardcover, 7 1/2-in. x 10 3/4-in., 156 pages, B&W

No. 60 - 1962. 5.25" x 6.75", 68 pages, B&W.

No. 70 - 1962. 5.25" x 6.75", 68 pages, B&W.