Alaska comic books issue 1

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Cover by Irving Tripp. Stories and art by John Stanley, Christine Smith and Irving Tripp. This Dell Giant features original Alaska-themed Little Lulu stories, some written by John Stanley. Lulu and her friends travel to Alaska, where they learn about the 49th state and its history, including the Gold Rush. A Witch Hazel story that takes place in the frozen North. Tubby makes his favorite chocolate-coconut treat to celebrate Alaska's statehood earlier that year (1959). Plus games and activities. Alaskas Priceless Possession; Au Revoir But Not Good-bye; The One-Man Smuggling Ring; Bumpy Flight; The Gold Rush; Double Trouble; First-Class Gadget Catcher; Little Lulook and the Hand-Painted Whale; Puzzle Verse; The Spider and the Red Seal; The Little Girl and the Broken Klondike; No Tub Allowed; Ol Witch Hazel and the Frozen Totem Pole; Ghost Town Ghost; Her Mark; Lulus Alaska Album. 100 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.25.

1st printing.

By Bob Devine.

DISCOVER THE WONDERS OF ALASKA

A blend of armchair planner, travel narrative, and practical guide, this authoritative and richly illustrated book on Alaska takes readers on a memorable journey across Americas vast and beautiful 49th state, known as the Great Land. From the glaciered peaks of the southeast to the icy solitude of the Arctic, Alaskas untamed lands and rich history come alive in 352 color-filled pages.

o More than 250 photos showcase the natural wonders of Alaska.
o Sidebars feature outdoor activities, native culture, and iconic Alaskan characters.
o Newly commissioned maps display the states geography, region by region.
o Boxes provide travel tips, practical recommendations, and little-known facts.
o Excursion tours, each with a map, guide the reader to recommended destinations.
o Sites and Sights sections feature dozens of not-to-be-missed places in each region.

Hardcover, 9 1/2-in.x 11-in., 352 pages, full color.

Cover price $40.00.

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Alaska Bush Pilot (1959) is a promotional comic published by Jan Enterprises, Portland, Oregon, and printed by the Daily Journal of Commerce. Back page advertises and has promotional offer to join the Bush-Pilot Club. Partial color and black-and-white, 7.5-in. x 10.25-in., newsprint, 10c cover price. Issue # on cover is 1-1. Cover price $0.10.

Canadian Edition. 35¢ cover price. Cover by Irving Tripp. Stories and art by John Stanley, Christine Smith and Irving Tripp. This Dell Giant features original Alaska-themed Little Lulu stories, some written by John Stanley. Lulu and her friends travel to Alaska, where they learn about the 49th state and its history, including the Gold Rush. A Witch Hazel story that takes place in the frozen North. Tubby makes his favorite chocolate-coconut treat to celebrate Alaska's statehood earlier that year (1959). Plus games and activities. Alaskas Priceless Possession; Au Revoir But Not Good-bye; The One-Man Smuggling Ring; Bumpy Flight; The Gold Rush; Double Trouble; First-Class Gadget Catcher; Little Lulook and the Hand-Painted Whale; Puzzle Verse; The Spider and the Red Seal; The Little Girl and the Broken Klondike; No Tub Allowed; Ol Witch Hazel and the Frozen Totem Pole; Ghost Town Ghost; Her Mark; Lulus Alaska Album. 100 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.35.

One-Shot. Magazine size. Illustrated by Rod Gonzales. A fictionalized tale of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in comic book form. 8.5" x 11". 48 pages. Black and white. Cover price $3.95.

1st printing. Story and art by Peter Dunlap-Shohl. Nuking Alaska is an unnervingly funny tale of life in Alaska during the tensest times of the Cold War. It recounts the surprising and tragicomic details of the nuclear threats faced by Alaskans, including Project Chariot in the late 1950s and early 60s, the near-nuclear disaster caused by the Great Alaskan Earthquake of 1964, and the 1971 test of a nuclear warhead on the island of Amchitka. Alaskan resident Peter Dunlap-Shohl shares the terrible consequences that these events and others had for humans and animals alike, all in the service of "atoms for peace." Softcover, 6 1/2-in. x 8 1/2-in., 104 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $19.95.

Published in Portland, Oregon, in 1873, this is historically one of the earliest fully illustrated books printed in the Pacific Northwest. Written and illustrated by Captain William Hemphill Bell, it offers a rare, satirical glimpse into early American military and garrison travel life in Alaska shortly after the 1867 purchase from Russia.