Blue Ribbon Comics comic books issue 5
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Issue #5
Published Feb 1984 by Archie Publications.$6.00
$6.00
$4.00
New Cover By Kirby. Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Rich Buckler. Meet Lancelot Strong intro page. The Double Life of Private Strong; Professor Fleming explores his uncharted brain theories on his young son Roger. Robin Snyder talks about the early days of comic fandom. Spawn of the "X" World; Lancelot and Spud find Professor Fleming's wrecked car years after the accident. Mystery of the Vanished Wreckage; Lancelot goes back to the wreckage, but finds it has been removed. The Menace of the Micro-Men; After being drafted into the army, Private Strong stops a suposedly unmanned atomic tank from accidently killing Colonel Smith and his niece.. All scripts by Joe Simon, art by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby. 36 pgs. $0.75. Cover price $0.75.
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Issue #5
- Paper: Off white
- Label #0324065022
- Consignment. 3% buyer's premium charged at checkout.
Stories and art by Matt Baker, Dana Dutch, and Warren King. An anthology series from St. John that alternated early romance comics with funny-animal characters from Paul Terry's Terrytoons. Shy Joan makes up fake boyfriends so she has something to talk about when the girls talk about boys, in a story with art by celebrated good-girl artist Matt Baker. In another Baker story, a woman gets a chance at stardom, but she's not sure she wants to compromise. A girl tries to shake a reputation for being "boy-crazy." I Tried to Make Love Pay Dividends; I Was a Broadway Casualty; I Fell in Love with My Boss; Two Loves Too Many; They Called Me Boy-Crazy. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.
