Post your favorite Winter Quarterly.

[BB-Gun]

I have the original Comic Cavalcade 5 but I think these are both copies. It's still my fav winter issue that I can recall.

[Cat-Man_America]

Awesome buncha funny-books folks!!!

Nostalgic chestnuts to read by the open fire on a cold Wintery day.

 

Here's my second favorite Winter book, the last Torch/Subby battle issue...

 

[BB-Gun]

[Cimm]

Detective Book v06n02 (1949-Winter)

 

 

 

[Cimm]

Detective Book v06n05 (1952-Winter)

 

 

 

[Cimm]

Planet Stories v02n05 (1943-Winter)

 

 

 

[Cimm]

Planet Stories v02n09 (1944-Winter)

 

 

 

[Cimm]

Wings v11n04 (1948-Winter)

 

[EC ed]

My second entry:

 

[comicjack]

All sweet looking

[comicjack]

[walclark]

In reverse order, here are three of my Winter favorites:

 

3.

 

2.

 

1.

[ciorac]

In reverse order, here are three of my Winter favorites:

 

 

 

1.

 

[fishbone]

In reverse order, here are three of my Winter favorites:

 

3.

 

2.

 

1.

 

Just WOW to all 3 !!!

[Badger]

I really like the hangman covers!

[Straw-Man]

well done, walter.

[Badger]

 

[rjpb]

Quarterly books were very much a GA phenomenon. I guess originally so that a publisher wouldn't have to commit to too many issues before getting sales data back, and they continued through the war years due to paper rationing and a desire to keep a number of titles going. After that perhaps an uncertainty that the some titles might be able to transition out of the war era.

 

I can't recall any quarterly publications from the Silver Age, does anyone know when the last were published from the GA to SA eras?

 

 

[Sqeggs]

Quarterly books were very much a GA phenomenon. I guess originally so that a publisher wouldn't have to commit to too many issues before getting sales data back, and they continued through the war years due to paper rationing and a desire to keep a number of titles going. After that perhaps an uncertainty that the some titles might be able to transition out of the war era.

 

I can't recall any quarterly publications from the Silver Age, does anyone know when the last were published from the GA to SA eras?

 

 

Maybe they were following on the publication frequencies of some pulps.

 

In the back of my mind, I seem to recall SA quarterlies but I can't think of what they may have been.

[Cimm]

Quarterly books were very much a GA phenomenon. I guess originally so that a publisher wouldn't have to commit to too many issues before getting sales data back, and they continued through the war years due to paper rationing and a desire to keep a number of titles going. After that perhaps an uncertainty that the some titles might be able to transition out of the war era.

 

I can't recall any quarterly publications from the Silver Age, does anyone know when the last were published from the GA to SA eras?

 

 

Ms. Tree Quarterly 06 (1991-Winter)