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HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: The Radio Biz (1944)
New York Daily News, Apr. 22, 1944St. Louis Post-Dispatch, May 14, 1944Cincinnati Enquirer, May 16, 1944
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"Remember the Alamo" from Stamps Comics (1952)
wWalter Palais is credited with the art for this mini-saga from Stamps Comics #6, August 1952. Movielover is the hero who scanned it for ComicBookPlus.
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The TOYNK Battle of the Alamo!
Today is the day (back in 1836) that Crockett, Bowie, Travis and many other heroes gave their lives for the country-to-be of Texas at the Alamo. I got these five figures (sold separately) ten or so...
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THE CISCO KID! by Bernard Baily (1944)
Bernard Baily had a long career with D.C. comics, stretching from 1938 to 1980. But in 1944 he started his own comic line, publishing at least four one-shots, and The Cisco Kid #1 is one of them. I...
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HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: Life in This Man's Army (1944)
Harrisburg Telegraph, May 6, 1944Honolulu Advertiser, May 28, 1944Escanaba Daily Press, June 3, 1944Pittsburg Sun-Telegraph, Oct. 21, 1944New York Daily News, Nov. 4, 1944St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Dec....
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MAVERICK and the "Relic of Fort Tejon" (1958)
This adventure from Four Color comics #930 comes you direct from 1958. Don't know who drew it. Do you?This story is dedicated to Owlhoot Dale Goble. If anyone out there has a camel in need of a good...
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AL FELDSTEIN and "The Spectre in the Castle!" (1950)
Here's a tale of the Crypt Keeper before he got his own mag. A groovy silverprint from Crime Patrol #16.Â
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HAMMETT HERALD-TRIBUNE: Red Baiting (1945 Edition)
Spokane Chronicle, Mar. 13, 1945Knoxvillle News-Sentinel, July 18, 1945Louisville Courier-Journal, July 19, 1945
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RED RYDER Rides Again! (1939)
The continuing adventures of Red and Beaver were reprinted in Crackajack Funnies #13, 14 & 15 in 1939, as found on ComicBookPlus. They'll be back - as will the dastardly Ace Hanlon.
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TOM MIX in Ghost Canyon (1940)
This one's from Ralston Purina's own Tom Mix Comics #1, from Sept. 1940. It was uploaded to ComicBookPlus by "editor." Pencils and inks are credited to Fred Meagher.
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