Super West comic books issue 1

Stories and art by Milton Caniff, Chester Gould, Frank King, Harold Gray, Bill Holman, Zack Mosley, Stanley Link, Frank Willard, Gus Edson, George Marko, Gus Jud, Walter Berndt, Martin Branner, Loy Byrnes, Carl Ed, Al Posen, and Ed Leffingwell. An early comic book from Dell, featuring reprinted newspaper comic strips alongside new material. Tiny Tim makes a wish on the wishing ring and suddenly, instead of three inches tall, he's 300 feet tall. Reprints of Sunday Gasoline Alley strips, where cartoonist Frank King really let his artistic talent fly. Smokey Stover tries to catch a rat with a shotgun. Also featuring popular strips Little Orphan Annie, Terry and the Pirates, and Dick Tracy. Moon Mullins; Dick Tracy; Tiny Tim; Smitty; Spooky; Gasoline Alley; Crime a Hundred Years from Now; Sweeney & Son; Winnie Winkle; Small Stuff; The Gumps; Punchie; Harold Teen; Little Orphan Annie; Tyrone Ford, Air Adventurer; Terry and the Pirates; Streaky; Smokey Stover; Little Joe; Tootsie the Telephone Girl; Smilin' Jack. 64 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Cover by Walter Johnson. Stories and art by John Sink, G. Altman, Ken Battefield and Gus Ricca. Western adventure from Youthful Magazines. Buffalo Bill is hired to find out who is stirring up trouble between the whites and the Cheyenne. A young William Cody is hired for the Pony Express, long before he earns his "Buffalo" nickname. Framed for murder, Jim takes on the identity of masked hero El Capitan to clear his name. Plus an article about real-life Native leaders Spotted Tail, Chief Gall, and Sitting Bull. And photo stills from the MGM Western "Devil's Doorway." The Massacres of Beaver County; Wyatt Earp and the Six Gun Showdown; Red Heroes; Buffalo Bill and the Pony Express; El Capitan. Final issue under this title; series continues as Buffalo Bill (1950 Youthful) #2. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

1st printing.

Written by Elizabeth A. Ryan. Fred Carrillo. Earl Norem.

Mounted on the mighty Battle Cat, He-Man, the most powerful man in the universe, rides across the planet of Eternia. He is ready to defend it against the forces of evil - led by the dreaded Skeletor. To protect his identity, He-Man stays disguised as the unassuming Prince Adam until the need arises. Then, by the power of Grayskull, he lifts his sword and transforms himself into the champion of Eternia.

Sofcover (Saddle-Stitched), 8-in. x 8-in., 24 pages, full color.

First printing, 1985. Written by Jack Harris, illustrated by Fred Carillo, cover by Earl Norem. 8-in. x 8 1/4-in., 24 pages, full color. Cover price $1.95.

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1st Printing - Written by Joe Edkin, Illustrated by Rick Burchett. Who could win in a race between Superman and the Flash? The world wants to know! Now, with news teams all over the world ready to reveal the answer, both heroes take off with their unrestrained potential on the line. Meanwhile, with society's eyes glued to their television screens, some sneaky criminals lead by the villainous Vandal Savage have masterminded a plan to rob the Keystone City Mint, and throw a few distractions in the way of our heroes. Can both Flash and Superman thwart the evil plan and still compete? Of course they can, but witch one will win the race? Softcover, 7.5" x 7.5", 24 pages, full color.

For this issue see - Complete Western Book Magazine (1933-1957 Newsstand) Western Supernovel Vol. 1 #1 Cover price $0.15.