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Clark's Closet Meets the Cleaning Woman |
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 Adapts the complete movie. Excellent art by Simonson.
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 In most cases, the cartoon Batman is better than the regular character. |
 Barry Smith and Gil Kane Conan ocvers. |
 Bill Spicer's Graphic Story Magazine was one of the most literate of the comic fanzines. Omniverse, edited by Richard Howell(?) featured Mark Gruenwald before he went to Marvel. Maxtor was a Flash Gordonish strip by John Adkins Richardson.
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 One of the first overviews of comics by someone who was there. This first edition included reprints of all the comics discussed, a rarity at the time, and something not included in the later printing. |
 A rare non-Bond book by Ian Fleming. English printing.
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 Tarpe Mills strip reprinted by Archival Press. Mills was one of the few women to work in the early days of comics. |
 The Queen of the Jungle. Such a babe. This is issue #5 from 1949. Cover possibly by Jack Kamen. Fiction House. |
 Possibly the first original graphic novel published by Eclipse. Beautiful to look at and deadly dull to read. By McGregor and Gulacy. |
 It may have been popular in Europe in the 60s, but it don't read well today. Gray Morrow covers on a couple of them. |
 The first attempt by Atlas/Seaboard to compete in the black and white magazine market. Cover is by Ernie Colon. Contains Tiger-Man, Kromag (a Tor clone), Lawrence of Arabia and a noteable non-series story written and drawn by Russ Heath. |
 The later issues of one of the great Marvel "double" books. Kirby, Kane, Colan, and others. Cap took over the numbering when the title was split. |
