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Mirth #40: Vintage Adult Humor Comic | October 1955
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Number 40 in the Mirth vintage comic book series. Digest sized cartoon jokes for the more adult reader. The series was published by Hardie-Kelly from 1950 to 1958 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published in October of 1955.

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Mirth #43: Vintage Adult Humor Comic | May 1956
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Number 43 in the Mirth vintage comic book series. Digest sized cartoon jokes for the more adult reader. The series was published by Hardie-Kelly from 1950 to 1958 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published in May of 1956.

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Mirth #49: Vintage Adult Humor Comic | April 1957
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Number 49 in the Mirth vintage comic book series. Digest sized cartoon jokes for the more adult reader. The series was published by Hardie-Kelly from 1950 to 1958 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published in April of 1957.

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Mirth #59: Vintage Adult Humor Comic | August 1958
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Number 59 in the Mirth vintage comic book series. Digest sized cartoon jokes for the more adult reader. The series was published by Hardie-Kelly from 1950 to 1958 during the Golden Age of Comics. This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original work published in August of 1958.

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Planet Comics No1: Vintage Golden Age Sci-Fi | January 1940
$10.99
This paperback reprint of Planet Comics No1 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Planet Comics No2: Vintage Golden Age Sci-Fi | February 1940
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This paperback reprint of Planet Comics No2 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Planet Comics No3: Vintage | Golden Age Sci-Fi | March 1940
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Issue #3: Instead of returning to Earth, Mimi sets the controls to Pluto, where they arrive out of fuel. Immediately, Flint is attacked by weird half-man, half-amphibian creatures and captured.

This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original works, published March 1940 by Fiction House.

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Planet Comics No4: Vintage | Golden Age Sci-Fi | April 1940
$10.99
This paperback reprint of Planet Comics No4 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Planet Comics No5: Vintage | Golden Age | Sci-Fi | May 1940
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This paperback reprint of Planet Comics No5 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Planet Comics No6: Vintage | Golden Age Sci-Fi | June 1940
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This paperback reprint of Planet Comics No6 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Planet Comics No7: Sci-Fi | Fiction House | July 1940
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This paperback reprint of Planet Comics No7 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book.

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Planet Comics No8: Vintage | Golden Age Sci-Fi | September 1940
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This paperback reprint of Planet Comics #8 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book. It features all of the original artwork and stories.

Stories in this issue feature Flint Baker, The Red Comet, Gale Allen, Fero Interplanetary Detective, Don Granval, Dexter Ames, Captain Nelson Cole of the Solar Force, Spurt Hammond, Buzz Crandall of the Space Patrol, Crash Barker and the Doom Sled, Planet Payson, Sheena

Stories in this issue include:
Golden Amazons of Venus
Mystery of the Vanishing Men
The War of the Electronic Universe
Cradle of the World
Robot Raiders of Mars
The Fiery World
War Gods of Tomorrow

Originally published September 1940 by Fiction House.

Additional credits for Planet Comics No8:
Arthur King, Fred Nelson, Starr Gayza, Allison Brant, G.O. Garsh, Lin Davies, Beekman Terrill, Orson Herr, Jack Smiley, Dusty Rhodes

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Silver Streak Comics No2: Vintage Superhero Comic Book | January 1940

Issue #2: A burglar breaks into Red’s house, but the Genie won’t let him steal the magic marble. Red has the Geni build the burglar a house in the country for his family so that he won’t have to steal anymore.

This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original works, published January 1940 by Your Guide Publications.

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Silver Streak Comics No3: Vintage Superhero Comic Book | March 1940
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This paperback reprint of Silver Streak Comics No3 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic books. It features all of the original artwork and stories.

Stories included in issue No3:
The Mystery of the Monstrous Fly (10 pages)
Do You Know That Lack of Ice-Boxes Caused the Discovery of America? (2 pages)
The Texas Terror (7 pages)
Invasion of the Spirit Men (8 pages)
Heat Devron (8 pages)
Sounds From the Past (8 pages)
The Flying Ghost (2 pages)
Spike Ruff (5 pages)
How Tardiness of News Led to the War of 1812 (1 page)
The Radio Controlled Plane (6 pages)
The Magnetic Transmitter (6 pages)

Originally published March 1940 by Charlton Comics Group.

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Silver Streak Comics No4: Vintage Superhero Comic Book | May 1940

Issue #4: Investigating a mine he inherited from his uncle, Lance is captured by cave men. Their Queen asks him to help them defeat the invading lizard men.

This paperback reprint is printed from digital scans made to preserve the original works, published May 1940 by Your Guide Publications.

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Silver Streak Comics No5: Vintage Superhero Comic Book | June 1940
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This paperback reprint of Silver Streak Comics No5 is a high-quality reproduction of the digital scans of the original comic book. It features all of the original artwork and stories.

Stories included in this issue:

The Finger of Death Points At Silver Streak (11 pages)
The Toad Men of Titan (8 pages)
The Panther Man’s Secret (8 pages)
In Defense of Norrland (8 pages)
The Raiders of Gun Valley (8 pages)
Well Worth It (2 pages)
The Electrolysis Ray (8 pages)
The Claw Returns (1 page)

Ricca is best to pick out by his faces with rounded jaw and chin with a bump in the middle, and squinting eyes which later became more visible. His male faces may look a bit “fat” along the jaw.

Originally published June 1940 by Lev Gleason / Comic House Publishers.

Additional credits for Silver Streak Comics No5:
Jack Cole, Gus Ricca, Carl Formes

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