Judy comic books issue 3

Cover art by Graham Place. Untitled story, art by Graham Place; Judy gets Oogie a job as Santa Claus at the department store where she is working, but the children turn out to be more than they can handle. Wheaties ad with "Chick" Davis. Untitled story, art by Graham Place; When Oogie fails at chivalry, Judy has a dream of Oogie as a caveman, which she doesn't like much either. Half-page Jerry the Jitterbug story by Henry Boltonoff. Buzzy house ad. Untitled Varsity Vic story, script and art by Henry Boltinoff; Vic gets into trouble walking some neighborhood pets. Untitled story, art by Graham Place; A case of mistaken identity leads to Mr. Foster's old friend being arrested as the Purple Prowler. Half-page Peg story by Henry Boltinoff. Untitled story, art by Stan Kaye; Fits tries to improve Woody's attractiveness to girls. "The Insult" A Date with Judy text story. One-page The Fun House story, art by Stan Kaye. Untitled story, script by Paul S. Newman, art by Graham Place; Oogie is jealous when the handsome captain of the school skiing team offers to tutor Judy on the slopes. One-page The Teeners story, art by Stan Kaye. 52 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Art by Wally Wood and others. Cover by Joe Orlando and Wally Wood. Judy Canova was an American comedian and radio star with a country-bumpkin persona, at the peak of her popularity when this comic came out. Judy throws a big party in an effort to catch a man; The neighbors collect enough money to send Judy to Hollywood, and Pedro tags along; Judy finds an old camera and decides to take pictures of everyone in Cactus Junction. Early art by EC legend Wally Wood. Beau Bait; Babe In The Hollywoods; Pedro; The Ghost Who Cried; Photo Finish; Mr. Beans. Published after issue #24; actually the final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Ben Solomon and Orestes Calpini. Kids' comics from Hillman, featuring mischievous puppet Punch and his human friend Judy. Punch becomes confused by the costumes at a costume party and convinces Judy to flee from the partygoers. Fatsy McPig takes Mr. Moonbeam's magical car to town and loses control of its special powers. Woodenhead the puppet and Inky the crow must make the King laugh, or their wizard pal will suffer. Also featuring a vintage ad for surplus "toy" gas masks from the WWII Office of Civilian Defense! Punch and Judy; Fatsy McPig; Captain Codfish; Dumb Bunny and Officer Hippo; Punch Hunts a Canary; Tubby the Pig; Wooden-Head the Puppet; Zulu and Tanker; Slow-Poke the Turtle; Little Horse Feather; Starry Eyes. 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Stories and art by Chuck Winter and Orestes Calpini. Kids' comics from Hillman, featuring mischievous puppet Punch and his human friend Judy. Punch demands and gets a part on a kids' TV show, but Howdy Doody he ain't. Earl the Rich Rabbit builds a swimming pool for the local children, but naturally, his envious neighbor McSnargle has a problem with that. Bummer, a boy living in colonial New York, accidentally helps Dutch Governor Peter Stuyvesant in a battle against Swedish forces. Punch and Judy; Earl the Rich Rabbit; Fatsy McPig; Punch Fights the A.B.C.'s; Bummer, the Little Dutch Drummer of Old New York; How the Camel Got Two Humps. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Annual magazine for girls. 32 Pages

Cover by Edward Cronin. Stories and art by Joe Oriolo, Louis Ferstadt, Tom Golden, Orestes Calpini and Tony DiPreta. Kids' comics from Hillman, featuring mischievous puppet Punch and his human friend Judy. Captain Codfish helps some boys find buried treasure, but Hammerhead (whose head is an actual hammer) wants it for himself. Fatsy McPig learns about paper drives in a PSA for wartime paper rationing. Peanuts Monkey sets out to win first prize at a big party. Punch and Judy; Fatsy McPig; Captain Codfish; Little Wooden-Heads; Peanuts Monkey; Buttons the Rabbit and Officer Hippo; Starry Eyes and Her Pal "Pinkie". 48 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.