Comic books 1965 w/ month not specified

Reprints Space War (1959-1979) #11. Glossy cover Newsprint interior; 7.25" x 9.25", 68 pages, B&W.

Published by World Distributors. Annual based on the hit t.v. show from the 1960s.

Australian edition. First appearances of Daredevil, Karen Page, and Foggy Nelson in The Origin of Daredevil, script by Stan Lee, art by Bill Everett (splash page penciled by Jack Kirby); Matt Murdock saves a blind man from an oncoming truck but is struck blind himself by a radioactive canister during the rescue; The radioactivity heightens Matt's other senses and gives him an uncanny radar sense; Matt graduates college and begins practicing law with his college roommate Foggy; Matt's father, a boxer, is killed by the Fixer after he refuses to throw a fight; Matt designs a costume and a billy club (from his cane) and takes his derogatory childhood nickname "Daredevil"; DD tracks down the Fixer and the man who shot his father.

Booklet of sheet music for thirteen of the Dave Clark Five's hits. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in. 32 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.00.

Annuals featuring the British comic series "Dennis the Menace" originally published in "The Beano". Hardcover, 8" x 10", 100 pages, full color.

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Cover by Al Wiseman. Stories and art by Fred Toole and others. 1965 on cover. A double-sized dose of Dennis the Menace, as he makes mischief in the neighborhood and all around the world. Dennis and his family visit northern California. At Yosemite National Park, the Rangers are not ready for Dennis, and neither are the bears. Dennis pictures himself as a prospector after seeing the gold-rush sites of Angels Camp and Sutters Fort. But San Francisco gets the most of Dennis's attention. Plus classic Dennis the Menace comic strips by Hank Ketcham. Where Dennis Went in California; Welcome to California and Yosemite National Park; Gold Rush Country; The Mother Lode; Things Are Jumping in Angels Camp; Sutters Fort California; Lake Tahoe; And Finally, San Francisco, City by the Golden Gate; A Few Other Places Dennis Saw in San Francisco. 80 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

Movie Pressbook (Pressbooks were produced by film companies for distribution to theater managers to be used in promotion, marketing, and advertising campaigns for upcoming movies). This National Screen Exchange Pressbook "The Fantastic Versus the Frightening" is for the international 1965 horror/sci-fi double feature - "Die Monster Die!" & "Planet of the Vampires". The pressbook includes synopsis of the movies, articles of interest about the cast (with photos). Plus pictures of heralds, lobby cards, and posters. Boris Karloff, Nick Adams and Barry Sullivan. 11-in. x 17-in. 12 pages B&W.

Donald Duck and Tarzan mini flip books in full color from Japan. 3-in. x 1-in. 16 Pages.

Drugs... Where It's At (cir. 1965) is an anti-drug giveaway comic book featuring psychedelic art by Tony Williamsune, a minor comic artist best remembered for his art in the old Warren horror comics. This promotional comic enumerates the dangers represent by marijuana, LSD, various narcotics, barbiturates, amphetamines, and other drugs, showing people tripping out, dropping out, hallucinating and otherwise risking their life as a consequence of drug abuse. The story is narrated by a school gym coach. He points out that if you get convicted of a drug offence you your future job opportunities will be limited.

Annual 1965 - 1st printing. Hardcover, full color.

East to Do Circus Train Punch-Out (1965). 16-pages counting covers, full color, cardstock, 10-in. x 14-in. Item code: 1942. "Have a circus assembling and playing with this punch-out. Take a Circus Fun Ticket and see the clown, the trained elephant, the lion tamer, the wild animals, and THE CIRCUS TRAIN!" NOTE: A NM (near mint) copy is complete with no pieces punched out and is otherwise consistant with NM grading. Cover price $0.29.

The Misfits, Bobcat, the Mystic Cover price $0.35.

The Misfits Cover price $0.35.

1st Printing - Written by Donald J. Sobol, Illustrations by Leonard Shortall. He's back - Encyclopedia Brown, that amazing boy detective of Idaville. No case is too tough, no mystery too baffling for this super-sleuth. The Case of the Secret Pitch...The Case of the Hungry Hitchhiker...The Case of the Stomach Puncher - Brown solves them all, and so can you! All the clues are given. Match your wits with Encyclopedia Brown. Answers are provided in the back of the book. Softcover, 5" x 7.5", 76 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.45.

Issue 1 - 1965. Men's interest magazine with articles and nude photography. Softcover, 8" x 10.5", 54 pages, B&W with a full-color centerfold. Cover price $1.00.

Educational comic detailing fair trade law. 16 Pages, Full Color.

Cover by Vic Preslo. Stories and art by Dick Smith. Legendary Hollywood makeup artist Dick Smith provides a detailed course in DIY monster makeup. Where to acquire materials; how to make scars, cuts, blood, teeth, wigs and more; step-by-step instructions on making oneself into a ghoul, werewolf, Martian, mummy, or Weird-oh. 8 1/2 in. x 11 in. 100 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.60.

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1965 Yearbook. Cover price $0.60.

Edited by Bob Butts. Text story "Legion of the Gosh-Wows" by Rick Weingroff. "Speed Marvel" by Richard Grass Green comic strip. Letters page including Howard Keltner and George R.R. Martin. "Sarcastic Four" comic book parody. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., side-stapled, 24 pages, black and white. Cover price $0.50.

Issue 1. Circa 1965. Fanzine created, written and illustrated by Johnny Ryan. This first issue introduces Ryan's own creation, Mr. Mercury. First page contains a one-paragraph introduction by Ryan and a small superhero drawing, with his mailing information below and a plug for his other zine, "House of Heroes". Remaining 10 pages contain Mr. Mercury's origin story. Beneath the panels on the final page, Ryan includes a charming apology for the crudeness of his illustrations, explaining that it's now 1:35 am and how exhausted he is. In true "get it done no matter what" fashion, the paper stocks are mismatched and make use of whatever paper was available to him. This production was obviously a true labor of love for the young Ryan. 8.5" x 11". 11 ditto pages. Cover price $0.20.

Auction Item: CGC 7.5 View scans Auction opens January 3 Paper: White Label #4646447016	Auction Item: GD+ 2.5 View scans Auction opens December 22 1" Spine split from bottom.	Add to cart GD+ 2.5 $55.00 View scans Cover oxidation. Water spotting.	Add to cart GD 2.0 $41.00 View scans 2 1/2" Spine split from bottom.
Add to cart GD- 1.8 $35.50 View scans 2 3/4" Cumulative spine split. Interior pen/pencil marking. Cover oxidation. Water damage.	Add to cart CGC 6.5 $250.00 or Best Offer View scans Paper: Off white to white Label #0722924002 Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.	Add to cart FR/GD 1.5 $75.00 View scans 3.5" Spine split from bottom (taped). Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout. Graded by MCS, not consignor.

Reed and Sue get married in a new story, "Bedlam at the Baxter Building!" Script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Vince Colletta. Just about everyone in the Marvel Universe, both heroes and villains, appears in this story. Steve Ditko provided the art on Spider-Man in panel 4 of page 14. This issue also reprints "Captives of the Deadly Duo" (from FF 6), "A Visit with the Fantastic Four" (FF 11), and "The Impossible Man" (FF 11). Kirby/Chic Stone cover. 76 pgs. Cover price $0.25.

Canadian Edition (blank interior covers, back cover). Reed and Sue get married in a new story, "Bedlam at the Baxter Building!" Script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Vince Colletta. Just about everyone in the Marvel Universe, both heroes and villains, appears in this story. Steve Ditko provided the art on Spider-Man in panel 4 of page 14. This issue also reprints "Captives of the Deadly Duo" (from FF 6), "A Visit with the Fantastic Four" (FF 11), and "The Impossible Man" (FF 11). Kirby/Chic Stone cover. Cover price $0.25.

Premium example of amateur comics from the Sixties! Bill Spicer, editor. Historic significance and features of Fantasy Illustrated #4: While Richard Kyle initially coined the terms "graphic story" and "graphic novel" in Capa-Alpha #2 (November, 1964), Capa-Alpha was only available to members of the APA and was extremely limited in circulation (less than 50 copies). Thus, Richard Kyle's Graphic Story Review column is the 1st public coining and explanation of the terms to general comicdom, a significant event! The issue also features one of Jeff Jones' 1st published strips, KU: Primordial, a Tor-like hero. This issue was also the 1st (and last) Fantasy Illustrated to feature super-hero strips: Buddy Saunders provides the Patriot while Bill DuBay drew Dreamsman and Lucky (both written by Steve Perrin). Excellent back cover by Jim Jones, plus letters from soon to be pro Doug Moench, super sci-fi fan/writer Alex Eisenstein, artist Landon Chesney, and fan legends Fred Patten and Bob Butts.

Variant cover A: Cover is NOT by Tom Sutton.

Variant cover B: Cover by Tom Sutton

Novel by Albert Kinross, "being a modern rendering of the narrative of one Silas Fordred, master mariner of Hythe, whose shipwreck and subsequent adventures are herein set forth." This edition also includes a portfolio of illustrations by Frank D. McSherry Jr. 8.5-in. x 11-in.; black and white; 80 pages; side-stapled.

Coloring book featuring Felix the Cat. Softcover, 8.25" x 10.75", 84 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.29.

"Fibs 'n Squibs" Mini Book. Available in 1965 via gumball vending machines in a variety of colors. Measures only 5/8-in. x 7/8-in. 50 pages, B&W.

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"Fibs 'n Squibs" Mini Book. Available in 1965 via gumball vending machines in a variety of colors. Measures only 5/8-in. x 7/8-in. 50 pages, B&W.

"Fibs 'n Squibs" Mini Book. Available in 1965 via gumball vending machines in a variety of colors. Measures only 5/8-in. x 7/8-in. 50 pages, B&W.