Needed: Rasl #15

 

Occasionaly I will post a cover of a particular issue I would enjoy getting in trade.  This is RASL #15 by Jeff Smith.  I have all the other issues and need this one to complete the set.   Haven't read any of it yet because I don't want to read it without an ending.

From Dell Giant #31, 1960 comes this activity page.   Print the picture out and follow the instructions.  I will be posting these activity pages as I run across them
 

A Disney Halloween cover by William Van Horn.

 

The first appearance of Uncle Scrooge from Four Color #178, 1947 by Carl Barks.

 

 Just discovered that the Frankenstein Alive, Alive comic that I showed in episode #128 is by Berni Wrightson.  No wonder the art was so amazing!

 A better look at the sketchbook page from Convergence:  Shazam #1 as seen in episode #135.

Someone posted this compilation of comic related Halloween masks on a Facebook group and I thought I would repost it here as I find it fascinating.  Have no idea where it is originally from.

 

Corgi DC vehicles ad.

 The Corgi DC collection was featured in this ad found in a 1980 Marvel comic.

Did anyone ever try them warm?

 Hostess Fruit Pies save the day once again.  This one's from a l980 comic.

Charlton Subscription Ad

A Charlton Subscription blank with a list of titles being published in 1975.

 

Disney Comics ad for Gold Key and Whitman

The Disney comic titles published by Gold Key and Whitman in 1978.

 

CBS Saturdays in 1978

The Saturday morning line-up on CBS in 1978.

 

Ghosts and Aliens love Fruit Pies!

A Hostess Fruit Pies ad featuring Casper and the Ghostly Trio circa 1978.

 

BOB KANE WROTE SONGS ????

 This half page ad appeared in DC Comics in 1976.

Moon Monsters

Ad for a Monster Fan Club that appeared in 1972 comics.

 

ABEL'S FABLES

 Abel's Fables from House of Secrets #141, 1976 by Don Edwing and Dave Manak.

First Appearance of the Daily Planet

 The Daily Planet first appeared in DC Comics way back in 1940 in Action Comics #23.   Presented here is the first "real life" version that acted as a house-ad printed in DC Comics beginning with issues that were cover-dated August 1976.