Comic books 1970 w/ month not specified

1970 Second Printing. A hiker's guide to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal trail and areas of interest around the trail. 5.5" x 8.5", 50 pages, B&W.

Issue 1. 1970. Chilean reprint of "Legionarios del Espacio" (1968). Illustrated by Esteban Maroto. Cover by Fernando Fernandez. Later reprinted for Continuity Comic as "Zero Patrol" with extensive reworking by Neal Adams. 7" x 10.25". 32 pages. Color. NOTE: All text in Spanish.

Issue 2. 1970. Chilean reprint of "Legionarios del Espacio" (1968). Illustrated by Esteban Maroto. Cover by Fernando Fernandez. Later reprinted for Continuity Comic as "Zero Patrol" with extensive reworking by Neal Adams. 7" x 10.25". 32 pages. Color. NOTE: All text in Spanish.

Issue 3. 1970. Chilean reprint of "Legionarios del Espacio" (1968). Illustrated by Esteban Maroto. Cover by Fernando Fernandez. Later reprinted for Continuity Comic as "Zero Patrol" with extensive reworking by Neal Adams. 7" x 10.25". 32 pages. Color. NOTE: All text in Spanish.

Issue 4. 1970. Chilean reprint of "Legionarios del Espacio" (1968). Illustrated by Esteban Maroto. Cover by Fernando Fernandez. Later reprinted for Continuity Comic as "Zero Patrol" with extensive reworking by Neal Adams. 7" x 10.25". 32 pages. Color. NOTE: All text in Spanish.

Issue 5. 1970. Chilean reprint of "Legionarios del Espacio" (1968). Illustrated by Esteban Maroto. Cover by Fernando Fernandez. Later reprinted for Continuity Comic as "Zero Patrol" with extensive reworking by Neal Adams. 7" x 10.25". 32 pages. Color. NOTE: All text in Spanish.

Issue 7. 1970. Chilean reprint of "Legionarios del Espacio" (1968). Illustrated by Esteban Maroto. Cover by Fernando Fernandez. Later reprinted for Continuity Comic as "Zero Patrol" with extensive reworking by Neal Adams. 7" x 10.25". 32 pages. Color. NOTE: All text in Spanish.

Issue 8. 1970. Chilean reprint of "Legionarios del Espacio" (1968). Illustrated by Esteban Maroto. Cover by Fernando Fernandez. Later reprinted for Continuity Comic as "Zero Patrol" with extensive reworking by Neal Adams. 7" x 10.25". 32 pages. Color. NOTE: All text in Spanish.

In support of their fanzine of the same name, fan-favorite fantasy artists Bernie Wrightson, Jeff Jones, Bruce Jones, and Michael W. Kaluta released this limited edition portfolio with an impressively-sized print from each contributor. This edition is NOT signed and numbered. Plates are 14-1/4" x 21" in a slightly larger envelope. B&W.

In support of their fanzine of the same name, fan-favorite fantasy artists Bernie Wrightson, Jeff Jones, Bruce Jones, and Michael W. Kaluta released this limited edition portfolio with an impressively-sized print from each contributor. Limited to 500 copies, each print is signed and numbered by the artist. Plates are 14-1/4" x 21" in a slightly larger envelope. B&W.

Stories and art by Robert Lawrence, Thomas Arnes, Harlan Williams, Michael Praetorius, Obadiah Kemph, Norman Nickerson, William Dunlappe, and Whittier Fowles. A lurid horror magazine from Stanley Morse Publications featuring posed photographs as illustrations (some of which must be seen to be truly appreciated). A woman secures a neighbor's help for revenge against her cheating husband. Men are lured into a voodoo priestess's trap. Beth finds herself pursued by an amorous zombie. Bony Fingers from the Grave; Trapped in the Vampire's Web of Icy Death; One More Victim for the Coffin's Curse of Horror!; The Blood-Drenched Corpse of the Priestess of Satan; The Dollmaker's Revenge; It Takes Two for Terror; Evil Stranger in the House of Doom; Adventures in the Occult. Final issue under this title; series continues as Horror Stories Magazine (1970 Stanley Publications) #3. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 64 pages, B&W.

NOTE: Title changes to Horror Stories Magazine (1971 Stanley Publications) with issue #3.

Cover price $0.60.

Adventures of GI Joe No. 13: Adventure Team Headquarters. Mini-comic (3.25 x 7 inches), no cover price, 16 pages plus slick covers.

Adventures of GI Joe No. 14: Search for the Stolen Idol. Mini-comic (3.25 x 7 inches), no cover price, 16 pages plus slick covers.

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2nd and later printings. Story, art, and cover by Herge. When the old gipsy fortune teller read Captain Haddock's palm foresees trouble at Marlinspike, and indeed, Tintin, Snowy and the Captain are scarcely home again befors misfortune strikes! An accident followed by an unexpected visitor, an invasion of press and television reporters, and then a robbery in which famed opera singer Bianca Castafiore's prized emerald is stolen, it's up to Tintin to use all of his skills to recover the emerald and reveal the culprit! Hardcover, 9-in. x 12-in., 62 pages, full color.

Softcover, 5-in. x 7-in., 192 pages, B&W.

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All Dynamic was a fanzine published by Alan Light, the founder of The Buyer's Guide to Comics Fandom. Issue #7 includes: cover art by Don Newton; Notes on Multicon '70 by Newton; Spotlight on William Black; a center spread by Black; Duffy's Tavern column by Duffy Vohland; a couple of drawings by Fujitake; letters from Newton and Ronn Foss; and A Brief Look at Don Newton. 1970. 8.5 x 11 in.; black and white;

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All Stars #2, a fanzine from 1970. 68 pgs. Includes: cover art by Rick Griffin; and back cover art by Jaxon. 8.5" x 10.5", 68 pages, B&W

Official Ballot for the Alley Awards - 1970. 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.

Edited by Rob Reiner. Cover by Cliff Biggers. Written by Cliff Biggers, Bart Bush, Steven Carlberg, Mike Friedrich, Susan Hendrix, Jim Hoberman, Gary Steele, Lev Sham III, and Rob Reiner. Art by Cliff Biggers, Jim Hoberman, Arvell and Desmond Jones, Gary Steele, Sam Steele, and Rob Reiner. Includes an interview with Mike Friedrich. 8 1/2" X 11". 20 pages. Cover price $0.35.

Written by Ric Barrile, Cliff Biggers, LeRoy Fabian, Bart Bush, Gordon Matthews, Gary Steele, Lonnie Thompson. Poetry by Matthews. Art byCliff Biggers, Wayne Boglitsch, Arvell Jones, Mark Montchalin, and Marshall Stanford. Includes an interview with DC artist Dick Dillin. 26 pages printed on multi-color stock.

1st printing. Art by Ram Waeerker. Story by Khushwant Singh. Inspired By Guru Gobind Singh, Banda Bahadur Led The Sikh Rebellion Against The Mughal Empire. For Eight Years, He Ravaged The Whole Of North India. The Havoc He Created In The Indo-Gangetic Plain Was Of Such Magnitude That The Mughals Could Never Restore Their Administration. Invasions By The Persian Tyrant, Nadir Shah And The Afghan, Ahmed Shah Abdali Hastened The Decline Of The Once Mighty Empire. This Helped The Sikhs To Emerge As The Rulers Of Punjab. Banda Bahadur Thus Paved The Way For The Foundation Of The Sikh Kingdom. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.75.

1st printing. Art by Prabhakar Khanolkar. Story by Valmiki retold by Mali. Valmiki was a great Hindu poet who goes from a life of crime to a well respected and wise man who wrote the Ramayana, one of the greatest poems of the Hindu people. 32 pages, full color. Cover price $1.75.

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This annual features three reprint stories and a new cover by John Romita. First story reprinted from Amazing Spider-Man 1: "Spider-Man vs. the Chameleon!" Script by Stan Lee. Art by Steve Ditko. Guest-starring the Fantastic Four. The web-slinger tries to join the FF but ends up tussling with the Chameleon instead. Second story reprinted from Amazing Spider-Man 2: "Duel to the Death with the Vulture!" Script by Stan Lee. Art by Steve Ditko. The wall-crawler battles the Vulture for the first time and makes J. Jonah Jameson very happy with his pictures of the fight. Third story reprinted from Amazing Spider-Man 38: "Just a Guy Named Joe!" Script by Stan Lee. Art by Steve Ditko. Spidey clashes with a down-on-his-luck boxer. Special feature: 6 pages of assorted pin-ups and illustrations (with art by Steve Ditko and John Romita) featuring Spider-Man, Mysterio, the Vulture, Sandman, Electro, and Mary Jane Watson. 68 pages. 25 cents. Cover price $0.25.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Amra Vol. 2, #53, Spring 1970. Jim Cawthorn cover art. This issue features Roy G. Krenkel, L. Sprague De Camp, and Edwin Kunoshi. Amra was a two-time Hugo winner. 7-in. x 10-in.; black and white; 24 pages.

Writer Jan Strnads high-end sci-fi adventure fanzine. This issue features a reprint of "The Masked Lizard," the first published story by Vaughn Bode, and art by Bernie Wrightson and Richard Corben. Mature readers. Black and white; 44 pages. 8.5" x 11". Wraparound cover by Robert Kline. Cover price $0.75.