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Sabrina and Vampirella. The best.

Only pikers and dilettantes content themselves with a #1 issue. Hardcore Sabrina fans are out to get the entire run!

I've been traveling and the boxes have been stacking up. Just getting around to opening them. 

Five more of my Playful Little Audrey comics:

Neal Adams' comic art was a real eye opener when it hit the pages of DC comics in the late 1960's. He raised the bar for comic art. Here are scans of  my fifteen favourite Neal Adams' covers from among the comics I have in my collection:

My searches have come up empty for a Marvel Humor thread. Some might call it 'Teen Humor' but the area I'm referring to encompasses the Millie, Patsy, Kathy, etc ... titles. Some consider them Romance, but they're usually listed as Humor and not Romance when seen on lists, so they should have their own thread. Some of these comics are pretty tough to find, especially in high grade! So, let's see what you've got! 

A wife's condemnation though is proof positive you've got something that's mega cool!

A few more from my run:





 

Not only the first comic appearance of Deputy Dawg and company, but the first appearance of Silly Sidney and Hashimoto-San as well. Dinky Duck though was already a comics veteran having gained his own title way back in 1951.

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Not only the first comic appearance of Deputy Dawg and company, but the first appearance of Silly Sidney and Hashimoto-San as well. Dinky Duck though was already a comics veteran having gained his own title way back in 1951.

Not only the first comic appearance of Deputy Dawg and company, but the first appearance of Silly Sidney and Hashimoto-San as well. Dinky Duck though was already a comics veteran having gained his own title way back in 1951.

Multiple first appearances in this one:

Not only the first comic appearance of Deputy Dawg and company, but the first appearance of Silly Sidney and Hashimoto-San as well. Dinky Duck though was already a comics veteran having gained his own title way back in 1951.

These are all pretty bad or over-rated in my opinion. The worst is the wedding cake, but the newsboy Mac Raboy isn't far behind.

Not only the first comic appearance of Deputy Dawg and company, but the first appearance of Silly Sidney and Hashimoto-San as well. Dinky Duck though was already a comics veteran having gained his own title way back in 1951.

Adding one of my favorites…Sabrina The Teen-Age Witch
….. but as she doesn’t appear on the cover of Archie’s Mad House #22, I’ve included her first cover appearance and first stand-alone issue.

I started on the British Invasion, slipped into the psydellic era and moved into the New Wave/Punk era. Still searching out good music that rocks today.
I had a great shirt in the new Wave era. It was a Stiff records promo. It said on the front: “If it ain’t Stiff” and on the back “It ain’t worth a F…”. My wife hated it and tried to throw it away but I always managed to get it back. My younger daughter found it when she was in high school and I gave it to her. She wore it to death. 
 

Yes! Satchell Paige with the legendary St. Louis Browns is certainly a good one! 

I don't much like the appearance of either the 1952 or the 1953 Topps Baseball cards though. But the 1954 Topps are among my very favourites!

Here are the first appearances of Aquaman's four fiercest foes:
Fisherman


Ocean Master


Black Manta

 

 
Scavenger
 


 

Multiple first appearances in this one:

Incidentally, here are some shots of my Grateful Dead inspired Lithuanian basketball T-shirts:
 

Challengers of the Unknown 48 may be my only comic from the Massachusetts collection: