1939 NEWSSTAND PIC TIME MACHINE JOURNEY INTO THE PAST 18 18

[DarrenSmith]

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The only one I can figure out is at the lower right corner. Thats a John Wayne #8.

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Gene Autry #48

 

 

Red Ryder #51 (next to the John Wayne)

 

 

Ghost Rider #3 (7th comic book from the right)

 

 

 

 

I have identified all the comics on the bottom row up to the man's coat. (There are actually two rows, but the other row only has one inch of the cover showing) The comics on the bottom row from right to left are:

 

John Wayne #8

Red Ryder #51

Cowgirl Romances #4

Long Bow #1

Teen-age Romances #16

The Texan #14

Ghost Rider #3

King of the Bad Men of Deadwood (Avon) oneshot

Famous Gangsters #1

Captain and the Kids #21

Gene Autry #48

Goofy #42 (Standard)

The Chief #2 (Dell)

 

The rack behind the man has two columns of comics the titles in the rack are:

 

Column 1 - Column 2

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Rangers Comics - Pancho Villa (Avon)

Famous Stars - Peter Rabbit (Avon)

GI Joe - True Movie and Television #3

Lil Abner - Dear Beatrice Fairfax

Kid Cowboy - Durango Kid

Real Life Comics - Ozark

Western Hearts - Straight Arrow

Movie Love - Fight

Wild Bill Elliot - King Comics

Bill West - Wambi Jungle Boy

Famous Funnies - Kathy

Thrilling Romances - Indians

Rex Allen - B-Bar-B Riders

Charlie McCarthy #6 - Jungle Comics

Amazing Adventures #1 - Supermouse #11

 

[Duffman_Comics]

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The only one I can figure out is at the lower right corner. Thats a John Wayne #8.

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Gene Autry #48

 

 

Red Ryder #51 (next to the John Wayne)

 

 

Ghost Rider #3 (7th comic book from the right)

 

 

 

 

I have identified all the comics on the bottom row up to the man's coat. (There are actually two rows, but the other row only has one inch of the cover showing) The comics on the bottom row from right to left are:

 

John Wayne #8

Red Ryder #51

Cowgirl Romances #4

Long Bow #1

Teen-age Romances #16

The Texan #14

Ghost Rider #3

King of the Bad Men of Deadwood (Avon) oneshot

Famous Gangsters #1

Captain and the Kids #21

Gene Autry #48

Goofy #42 (Standard)

The Chief #2 (Dell)

 

The rack behind the man has two columns of comics the titles in the rack are:

 

Column 1 - Column 2

-------------- ---------------

Rangers Comics - Pancho Villa (Avon)

Famous Stars - Peter Rabbit (Avon)

GI Joe - True Movie and Television #3

Lil Abner - Dear Beatrice Fairfax

Kid Cowboy - Durango Kid

Real Life Comics - Ozark

Western Hearts - Straight Arrow

Movie Love - Fight

Wild Bill Elliot - King Comics

Bill West - Wambi Jungle Boy

Famous Funnies - Kathy

Thrilling Romances - Indians

Rex Allen - B-Bar-B Riders

Charlie McCarthy #6 - Jungle Comics

Amazing Adventures #1 - Supermouse #11

 

[snitzer]

Missed seeing this thread on the front page, plus I found the following today *apologize if these have been posted before

 

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[markseifert]

Sure to provoke some discussion and debate. What's the source of this pic?

 

Missed seeing this thread on the front page, plus I found the following today *apologize if these have been posted before

 

[Rocketeer]

...it's a real pic with photo shop play,...the Action #1's are all bogus,...been discussed here before

[jbcomicbox]

Missed seeing this thread on the front page, plus I found the following today *apologize if these have been posted before

 

 

Great One even with the bogus Actions 1s!!

[snitzer]

Sure to provoke some discussion and debate. What's the source of this pic?

 

Missed seeing this thread on the front page, plus I found the following today *apologize if these have been posted before

 

 

Ok, sorry for the delay, but I did think we had discussed this one before, but source is included now. I totally forgot to include it the first time around. My bad!!

 

http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/373/

[nearmint]

Not a very good source, I'm afraid. They're also representing our very own blowupthemoon's mock-up of the OA for the cover of Action #1 as the real deal.

[BangZoom]

Not a very good source, I'm afraid. They're also representing our very own blowupthemoon's mock-up of the OA for the cover of Action #1 as the real deal.

 

That's Flee's creation.

 

Link

[nearmint]

Not a very good source, I'm afraid. They're also representing our very own blowupthemoon's mock-up of the OA for the cover of Action #1 as the real deal.

 

That's Flee's creation.

 

Link

 

Absolutely correct. Thanks, BangZoom.

[Scrooge]

 

Gotcha. Keener eyes you have my friend Popular and Crackajack Funnies ... and probably a Funny Picture Stories to the left of those. (thumbs u

 

To the left of the Funny Picture Stories there is something (maybe Star Ranger Funnies 2/1?) an Adventure Comics, Comics on Parade (looks like #9), and a Keen Detective Funnies.

 

Edit - Popular Comics is #35.

 

 

Re: this picture:

 

 

I stumbled on its large high res version and we can stop squinting and look at those books easily in the shot below. Creating it, I realized that I have a copy of the Amazing Stories right above the comics -

[gilbertotorres]

 

Gotcha. Keener eyes you have my friend Popular and Crackajack Funnies ... and probably a Funny Picture Stories to the left of those. (thumbs u

 

To the left of the Funny Picture Stories there is something (maybe Star Ranger Funnies 2/1?) an Adventure Comics, Comics on Parade (looks like #9), and a Keen Detective Funnies.

 

Edit - Popular Comics is #35.

 

 

Re: this picture:

 

 

I stumbled on its large high res version and we can stop squinting and look at those books easily in the shot below. Creating it, I realized that I have a copy of the Amazing Stories right above the comics -

 

now that is cool

[Crowzilla]

 

 

Sweet - and now thanks to your blow-up, we can easily identify the rest of the books from right to left:

Funny Picture Stories 2/11

Star Comics #16

Adventure #32

Comics on Parade #9

Keen Detective Funnies #11

Super Comics #7

Funny Pages 2/12

 

[Crowzilla]

 

 

 

[RareHighGrade]

 

 

 

Wow, Flessel's Adventure 32 cover really stands out in that crowd.

[MrBedrock]

 

 

 

Wow, Flessel's Adventure 32 cover really stands out in that crowd.

Without a doubt it is the best of the bunch.

[ft88]

Found this photo on a website that is fabtaculawesome. Talk about overall time transport and the photos overall are excellent. Here's the comic one, I'll do the specific comic discovery along with everyone else.

 

Here's the link

 

Link

 

[ft88]

Atomic Mouse #4 from 1953