Comic books 1971 w/ month not specified

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Volume 1, 2nd or later printing. Softcover, 8" x 10.5", 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $1.95.

Danish Reprint Series. Stories by Frank Robbins and Mike Friedrich. Art by Bob Brown, Frank Giacoia, Gil Kane, and Vince Colletta. Cover by Neal Adams. Reuses the cover of Detective Comics (1937 1st Series) #403. Danish Language.

Includes Dustjacket - 1st printing. Introduction by E. Nelson Bridwell. Collecting stories from Detective Comics and Batman, and featuring the first appearance of Batman, the first appearance of Robin, the origin of the Batman, and much more. Cover by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson. Hardcover, 7 3/4-in x 11-in., 388 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $10.00.

Includes Dustjacket - 2nd and later printings. Introduction by E. Nelson Bridwell. Collecting stories from Detective Comics and Batman, and featuring the first appearance of Batman, the first appearance of Robin, the origin of the Batman, and much more. Cover by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson. Hardcover, 7 3/4-in x 11-in., 388 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $10.00.

No Dustjacket - 1st printing. Introduction by E. Nelson Bridwell. Collecting stories from Detective Comics and Batman, and featuring the first appearance of Batman, the first appearance of Robin, the origin of the Batman, and much more. Cover by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson. Hardcover, 7 3/4-in x 11-in., 388 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $10.00.

No Dustjacket - 2nd and later printings. Introduction by E. Nelson Bridwell. Collecting stories from Detective Comics and Batman, and featuring the first appearance of Batman, the first appearance of Robin, the origin of the Batman, and much more. Cover by Carmine Infantino and Murphy Anderson. Hardcover, 7 3/4-in x 11-in., 388 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $10.00.

Newspaper stock cover. 16 pages color. Educational comic about Environmental Pollution.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

The release of Bazooka Joe series 2-61 marked the end of an era. Beginning in 1962 the comics would shrink in size by half. Also, the prefix 'D' was added to the code number and would remain throughout the 1960s. These are known as the 'D' series. Each of the twelve different D series sets contains all comics or a combination of comics and a number of prize coupons which are complete at 42 items.

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Beep Beep: The Road Runner Kite Fun Book (1971) is a promotional comic distributed by Reddy Kilowatt, Inc. via investory-owned utility companies. The elusive Rod Runner and Wile E. Coyote join Reddy Kilowatt in a story about kite safety and fun. The back cover features Reddy's Kite Safety Rules. 16 pages, full color, newsprint, 7-in. x 5-in., no cover price.

1st printing. Written and drawn by S. Clay Wilson. Checkered Demon appears. Adults Only, wraparound cover, 7-in. x 10-in., 36 pages, B&W. NOTE: 1st printings have the copyright information on the back cover.

2nd printing, copyright on inside front cover. Written and drawn by S. Clay Wilson. Checkered Demon appears. Adults Only, wraparound cover, 6 3/4" x 10", b&w, 28 pages.

Vol. 1 #3 - 1971. Adult humor magazine for mature readers. 8 1/4-in. x 10 3/4-in., 64 pages, B&W. Cover price $0.50.

Vol. 1 #4 - 1971. Adult humor magazine for mature readers. Two-page "Sexy Liars" comic strip by Don Orehek. 8 1/4-in. x 10 3/4-in., 64 pages, B&W. MATURE. Cover price $0.50.

Volume 5 - 1971. Fiction by Henry Slesar, John Cheever and William F. Nolan. Little Annie Fanny by Harvey Kurtzman and Will Elder. Vargas article on his art from the 1920s to 1970s, heavily illustrated including a fold-out. Norman Mailer interview. Softcover, 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 196 pages, full color. MATURE READERS Cover price $2.50.

Reprints early stories from the Creepy Illustrated Horror Magazine. Foreword by James Warren, Publisher of Creepy, Eerie, and Vampirella. Cover by Frank Frazetta. Featuring the talents of Al Williamson, Archie Goodwin, Wally Wood, Dan Adkins, Angelo Torres, Reed Crandall, Larry Ivie, Steve Ditko, and Frank Frazetta. 160 pages, black and white. Cover price $0.75.

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Nineteenth Series - 1971. Yearly anthology collection from The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. Hardcover with dust jacket. 6" x 8.5", 286 pages, all text. Cover price $5.92.

2nd Printing. More subtle, sensitive comix stories by the inimitable Robert Crumb. Features the full-length story Eggs Ackley Escapes, continuing the Vulture Demonesses adventure from the previous issue, along with the adventures of Mr. Snoid and Sally Blubberbutt, plus a special message from Crumb to his feminist readers. 7-in. x 10-in., 24 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS. NOTE: 2nd printings identified by flat matte cover, and NO color bleed on cover. Cover price $0.50.

3rd Printing. More subtle, sensitive comix stories by the inimitable Robert Crumb. Features the full-length story Eggs Ackley Escapes, continuing the Vulture Demonesses adventure from the previous issue, along with the adventures of Mr. Snoid and Sally Blubberbutt, plus a special message from Crumb to his feminist readers. 7-in. x 10-in., 24 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS. NOTE: 3rd printings identified by matte cover, NO color bleed on cover, and says "Copyright 1971" on Interior Front Cover. Cover price $0.50.

Big Jim All Star (1971) is a promotional comic book given away with Mattel's Big Jim doll. This comic book, meant to showcase the Big Jim doll, depicts Jim as he excels at all sorts of activities, from football, basketball, and baseball, to karate. 8 pages, 6.5-in. x 5-in., full color, no cover price.

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1st printing. The influential underground comic edited by Jay Lynch. Cover by Robert Crumb. Stories and art by Robert Crumb, Jay Lynch, Justin Green, and Skip Williamson. All later printings of issue #6 are noted underneath the indicia on the inside front cover. 6 1/2-in. x 9-in., 36 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS. NOTE: 1st printings have no printing information. Cover price $0.50.

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4th printing. The influential underground comic edited by Jay Lynch. Cover by Robert Crumb. Stories and art by Robert Crumb, Jay Lynch, Justin Green, and Skip Williamson. All later printings of issue #6 are noted underneath the indicia on the inside front cover. 6 1/2-in. x 9-in., 36 pages, B&W. MATURE READERS. NOTE: 4th printings say "Printing 654" on Interior Front Cover Cover price $0.50.

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Catalog from the golden age of comic book fandom. Front and back cover by R. Hall. Contains listings and prices for golden age and silver age comics, Sunday comics sections, Big Little Books, miscellaneous items, as well as Thailing's wants. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 56 pages, black and white.

Catalog from the golden age of comic book fandom. Front and back cover by R. Hall. Contains listings and prices for golden age and silver age comics, Sunday comics sections, Big Little Books, miscellaneous items, as well as Thailing's wants. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 56 pages, black and white.

Catalog from the golden age of comic book fandom. Front and back cover by R. Hall. Contains listings and prices for golden age and silver age comics, Sunday comics sections, Big Little Books, miscellaneous items, as well as Thailing's wants. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 56 pages, black and white.

Catalog from the golden age of comic book fandom. Front and back cover by R. Hall. Contains listings and prices for golden age and silver age comics, Sunday comics sections, Big Little Books, miscellaneous items, as well as Thailing's wants. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 56 pages, black and white.

Catalog from the golden age of comic book fandom. Front and back cover by R. Hall. Contains listings and prices for golden age and silver age comics, Sunday comics sections, Big Little Books, miscellaneous items, as well as Thailing's wants. 8 1/2-in. x 11-in., 56 pages, black and white.

Various stories featuring characters from the British comic series "The Bimbo". Hardcover, 8" x 10", 100 pages, full color.

1972 - A Fleetway Annual! Includes comic stories, prose, articles, and word puzzles. Hardcover, 8-in. x 11-in., 160 pages, PC/PB&W.

Written by Tom Floyd. Art and Cover by Eric O'Kelly, and Danny Loggins. 32 pages, full color.

Written and illustrated by Jim Steranko, based on a concept by Byron Preiss. Desperate for a way to reach inner-city students about the dangers of drug abuse and gang activity in a way that would connect with them, teacher Byron Preiss reached out to Jim Steranko in 1970 (inspired by his storytelling in the Nick Fury comic series) with an idea and a pro-bono proposal. Believing in the cause, and in comics' ability to be an impactful format, Steranko accepted the work, and within a year, The Block's first print run was released to schools in Philadelphia, accompanied by a worksheet for teachers to guide student dialogue (not included with any copies offered unless otherwise noted).

Later reprinted as a featured piece in Comixscene (1972) #4, this oversized newspaper-insert style was an educator's response to the burgeoning drug culture of the day. The number of print runs/distribution locations is unknown. 8 pages, approx. 11" x 17", B&W, newsprint.

The Blue Flame Breaks the Record (1971) is a promotional comic book published by Custom Comics for the American Gas Association. At the time this comic was published, a new land speed record that had just been set by a rocket-powered car driven by Gary Gabelich, the same car featured in the Guiness Book of World Records throughout the 70s and 80s. 16 pages, full color, standard comic book dimensions, all newsprint, no cover price.