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143ksk

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  1. Pep Comics #1 is from 1940 and features the first patriotic superhero (the Shield). Archie first appeared in #22 (1941) and made his first appearance on the cover in #36 (see the favorite Archie covers thread in the comics general section). The last superhero issue was #65 with nothing but Archie and the gang stories thereafter (at least until a brief superhero revival in the '60s). Pep had some truly great WWII covers with #20, 27 and 34 being the standouts IMO. Number 34 is pictured in the Archie covers thread even though Archie does not appear on the cover--it's that cool!! Archie Comics is a separate title that began with #1 in 1942 (also pictured in the Archie covers thread). Hope this helps.
  2. Today's cover: Betty may be dangerous, but we all know who calls the shots with Archie!
  3. I love that cover I also love Betty--she was just having an off day!
  4. Today's cover. Just in time for the Primaries:
  5. Great book I just have one question: What's a Minimidget?!?
  6. Nice book rjpb. I have always liked squid/octopus covers. Don't ask me why... There are actually quite a few out there so they must have held some interest for the artists as well.
  7. That cover for Archie 39 has always reminded me of this one:
  8. Great Catman! I've always loved that cover. More L.B. Cole:
  9. A very interesting concept. I'm sure Dr. Wertham would have had a field day with it!
  10. I think that cover is by Harry Lucey, but I could be wrong. Here's a cover for the Veronica worshippers out there (Betty's still my favorite, though):
  11. Nice book! I think Heritage had the original of that cover in one of their auctions about a year and a half ago. It had an Archie header rather than the Laugh, but it's the same art.
  12. Paper dresses... Archie books are always such great little cultural time capsules. Thanks for sharing!
  13. I Collect: Archie stuff (big surprise): 1940s to 1970. Including original art, memorabilia, tijuana bibles Daily strip art: Archie, Peanuts, Pogo, Nancy/Fritzi Ritz Books: Mystery First Editions, Antique Medical texts Russian Coins 1400-1800 Aardvark items (don't ask...)