Star Comics comic books issue 14

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The Justice Society of America battle the Nazis in Europe in "Food for Starving Patriots!" Plot by Gardner Fox and Sheldom Mayer, script by Fox. Art by Joe Gallagher plus individual chapters featuring Hawkman in France (art by Sheldon Moldoff), Starman in Poland (art by Lou Ferstadt), the Atom in Holland (art by Gallagher), Doctor Fate in Germany (art by Howard Sherman), Dr. Mid-nite in Norway (art by Stan Aschmeier), the Spectre in Belgium (pencils by Pierce Rice, inks by Bernard Baily), Johnny Thunder in Czechoslovakia (arg by Aschmeier), and the Sandman in Greece (art by Joe Simon, Jack Kirby, and Howard Ferguson). Brief Wonder Woman appearance. Two-page Hop Harrigan text story, "The Statue of Buddha." Junior JSA Club begins with membership offer. Gallagher cover. 68 Pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

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Comic book version of the popular comic strip cat, Heathcliff. While visiting a museum in a desert, Heathcliff and the gang have to deal with the curse of an Indian tribe that specialized in practical jokes in "Curse of the Whoopies." Script by Angelo DeCesare and art by Warren Kremer & Jacqueline Roettcher. And in "That's Snow Biz," Heathcliff makes a snowman that magically comes to life. Script by Michael Gallagher and art by Warren Kremer & Jacqueline Roettcher. Cover price $0.75.

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Cover by Joe Albelo. "Heavy Mental Music!", script by Mike Carlin, pencils by Joe Albelo, inks by Pierre Fournier; At an Ozzy Ostrich concert, the interns love the music, but Peter doesn't; all are impressed when Ozzy bites the head off a chocolate bunny; Spider-Ham fights Ozzy, but leaves when it turns out there was no crime; Ozzy's new guitar hypnotizes the crowd, but Peter has cotton in his ears. "Captain Americat," script by Mike Mellor, art by Steve Mellor; French sculptor Gopher Baroque turns himself into the stone-like Grey Gopher; when Captain Americat tries to stop him, he's turned into stone and becomes the Grey Gopher's slave, until the transformation wears off and the Gopher is captured. 36 pgs., full color. $0.75. Cover price $0.75.

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Comic book version of the animated TV series about the Muppet Babies – Kermit, Piggy, Gonzo, Fozzie, Scooter, Skeeter, Rowlf, Animal and all of the extraordinary friends who pop into their lives. In this issue, when the Muppet Babies try to make a pineapple upside down cake for Nanny's birthday, their efforts to locate upside-down pineapples lead them into upside down land and a lot of adventure in "Upside Down Land." Script by Bill Prady and art by Marie Severin. Issue also has "Treble in the Nursery" in which Piggy sings and loses herself into the music – literally. So the Muppet Babies has to find and save her. Script by Laura Hitchcock and art by Marie Severin. Cover price $1.00.

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Join the Care Bears in their magical home, the incredible land of Care-A-Lot. In this issue, when the Care Bears do some cooking, they inadvertently create a Ninja Bread Man. And No-Heart wants the Ninja Bread Man so that he can make him evil in "The Ninja Bread Man." In "The Lunchback of Notre Dame," the Care Bears journey to Paris, France, to help a little girl who has lost her daddy. Script by Michael Gallagher and art by Howard Post & Roberta Edelman & Jacqueline Roettcher. Cover price $1.00.

First $1.00 cover-priced issue. Final issue. King for a Day - Written by Dave Manak. Art by Warren Kremer, Jon D'Agostino and Jacqueline Roettcher. Cover by Warren Kremer. Ewok vs. Ewok! The world of the Ewoks is turned topsy-turvy when Teebo is given the honor of king for a day! Twenty-four hours were never so perilous! 32 pages, full color. Cover price $0.75.

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Cover pencils by Jack Kirby, inks by Joe Simon. The Meanest Man on Earth starring The Newsboy Legion, script by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby, pencils by Kirby, inks by Simon; The Legion is approached by a man who gets the people of Suicide Slum to pool their finances to build decent living accommodations for the residents. Sylvester Acts His Age starring The Star-Spangled Kid, art by Hal Sherman. Case of the Killer Chairs starring Tarantula, art by Harold Sharp. Case of the Crazy Clock starring Penniless Palmer, art by Stan Kaye. The Little Man Who Wanted to Be Brave starring TNT and Dan the Dyna-Mite, art by Louis Cazeneuve. Murder Movie starring Robotman, script by Jerry Siegel, art by Leo Nowak and Shuster Shop. 68 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

Star-Studded Comics #14, December 1968. Format: Offset/Lithograph process. Wrap-around binding with staples in center. Original price was 75 cents - second price increase for the comic. Star-Studded Comics started at 35 cents. It increased to 50 cents on issue #4. Color cover by Sam Grainger features the Astral Man. Back cover by Howard Keltner features the Defender. "Let's Talk It Over!" column notes the increase to 52 pages with this issue. It also notes that they have back issues of numbers 7, 12, and 13 - all others have sold out; it does not have any note regarding the press run of this issue. A detailed article and photos on the Southwestern Con 1968 comic convention held in Texas is in this issue. Stories include the Astral Man versus The Adder (2nd appearance of the Astral Man, 1st app. was issue #1.), comic story with script by Howard Keltner and art by Sam Grainger. "Till Time and Times Are Done," comic story with script and art by Steve Kelez. The Defender appears in "Menace of the Assassin," comic story with script by Raymond Miller and Larry Herndon, and art by Howard Keltner and Mickey Schwaberow. "Excel - Man of the Future," comic story with script and art by Ronn Foss. Robert E. Howard's "Gods of the North!" AKA "The Frost Giant's Daughter," probably the first legal comic book adaptation of a story by Conan creator Robert E. Howard. This adaptation was scripted by Larry Herndon and penciled by Steven Kelez, "and a host of others," and inked by Alan Hutchinson. Powerman in "The Other Side of the Sky," comic story with script by Howard Keltner and art by Ron Harris. Cover price $0.75.

Star-Studded Comics #14, December 1968. Format: Offset/Lithograph process. Wrap-around binding with staples in center. Original price was 75 cents - second price increase for the comic. Star-Studded Comics started at 35 cents. It increased to 50 cents on issue #4. Color cover by Sam Grainger features the Astral Man. Back cover by Howard Keltner features the Defender. "Let's Talk It Over!" column notes the increase to 52 pages with this issue. It also notes that they have back issues of numbers 7, 12, and 13 - all others have sold out; it does not have any note regarding the press run of this issue. A detailed article and photos on the Southwestern Con 1968 comic convention held in Texas is in this issue. Stories include the Astral Man versus The Adder (2nd appearance of the Astral Man, 1st app. was issue #1.), comic story with script by Howard Keltner and art by Sam Grainger. "Till Time and Times Are Done," comic story with script and art by Steve Kelez. The Defender appears in "Menace of the Assassin," comic story with script by Raymond Miller and Larry Herndon, and art by Howard Keltner and Mickey Schwaberow. "Excel - Man of the Future," comic story with script and art by Ronn Foss. Robert E. Howard's "Gods of the North!" AKA "The Frost Giant's Daughter," probably the first legal comic book adaptation of a story by Conan creator Robert E. Howard. This adaptation was scripted by Larry Herndon and penciled by Steven Kelez, "and a host of others," and inked by Alan Hutchinson. Powerman in "The Other Side of the Sky," comic story with script by Howard Keltner and art by Ron Harris. Cover price $0.75.

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A scientist who once worked on the Brainstorm Computer returns and steals both the computer and Top Dog and then starts stealing national treasures. But Joey and Top Dog won't let him get away with that in "The Last of Top Dog," "The Computer Vanishes" and "Easy Come Easy Go." Script by Dave Manak and art by Warren Kremer & Jon D'Agostino. Final issue of Top Dog but the series continues in issue #22 of the Marvel/Star Heathcliff comic series. Cover price $1.00.

Roberto and Sandy Alomar. Comic is still polybagged with three trading cards inside. Cover price $2.75.

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Roberto and Sandy Alomar. Comic only; unbagged with no cards. Cover price $2.75.

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Fighting Yank story featuring the return of Mavelli, art by Jack Binder. Captain Future story featuring the attack of the Lemurians, art by Kin Platt. Biff Powers story, art by August Froehlich. Don Davis story. His Name Was George text story, pencils by Henry Hale. Mystico the Wonder Man story. Herbie Helps the Law text story by Donald Bayne Hobart. G-Man Dalton story with Baldy Harris, Bank Robber, art by Leo Morey. Masked Rider story with Bollen's Brand-Blotters. 68 pgs. $0.10. Cover price $0.10.

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Volume 14 - 1st printing. "November 11, 1975 to September 18, 1977!"

Written by Leonard Starr and Terry Beatty. Art by Leonard Starr.

Nearing the end of its 22 year run, Classic Comics Press is very pleased to present Volume 14 of Leonard Starr's Mary Perkins On Stage. Reprinting dailies and Sundays of this classic American comic strip from November 11, 1975 to September 18, 1977 this volume also includes an introduction by Terry Beatty (The Phantom, Rex Morgan M.D., and Ms. Tree).

Softcover (Horizontal Format), 11-in. x 8 1/2-in., 310 pages, B&W.

NOTE: See also Heart of Juliet Jones Dailies TPB (2008)

Cover price $25.95.

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Volume 14 - 1st printing. Story and art by RIKACHI. Nina was plucked off the streets because she resembled a dead priestess--but is this a lucky break, or a new kind of curse? Winner of the Kodansha Manga Award, this fantasy shojo manga features intertwining constellations of palace intrigue and perilous romance, for fans of The Ancient Magus' Bride, The Apothecary Diaries, and Snow White With the Red Hair. Nina had a rough start to life, orphaned and stealing to survive, only to be abducted for her unusual lapis lazuli eyes. But to her surprise, her captor, Prince Azure, ordained that she would live the life of a princess...specifically, that of the recently deceased princess-priestess, Alisha, who had her same eyes. Despite her changing fortune, Nina won't give up her old life without a fight. Azure might just be the one to finally match her wits, but how much can she trust him? And can she stop the feelings budding in her heart, knowing she must eventually marry another...? Softcover, 5 1/2-in. x 7-in., 176 pages, B&W. Older Teen (16+) Cover price $12.99.

Cover by Gill Fox. Stories and art by Fred Guardineer, Gill Fox, Dick Ryan, Fred Schwab, Ken Fitch, Paul Gustavson and Bob McCay (credited as Winsor McCay, Jr.). Centaur Publishing takes over publication of the early anthology of adventure and humor comics, part of the first generation of comic books. Short comedy strips, sometimes just one panel, with titles like Shinanigans. A rare Little Nemo in Slumberland strip drawn by Bob McCay (credited as Winsor McCay, Jr.). Little Nemo in Slumberland; Jungle Town Show Boat; Goobyland; Scoop Cody; Riggin' Bill; Lucky Coyne; Station Agent; Sammy Smart; Impy; Ima Sphinx; Don Marlow; Topsy-Turvy; Dan Hastings; Riders of the Golden West; Shinanigans; King Kole's Kourt. 48 pages, Full Color.