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- Everyone here brings happiness
Inside front cover poster that reads: Everyone here brings happiness (in large type) followed by: Some by coming in, others by leaving (in smaller type).
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Table of contents plus list of writers and artists and publishers details at foot of page.
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Reader's letters with a subscription section on the second page taking up last third of the page vertically.
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- John Severin
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- John Severin
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- Why do you always carry that football, Hawkbeak?
- Characters
- Hawkbeak; P.J.; Major Windchester; Colonel Flakey; Klingon
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- Su Gumen (signed as Sururi)
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- Su Gumen (signed as Sururi)
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- And Arnold Palmer is measuring the height each blade of grass before taking this important 2 1/2" putt.
- Synopsis
- Boring vs. exciting examples of: Sports, Dating, Places to live, Amusement park rides, Food, Hobbies, Reading material, Toys, Teachers, Parties, Vacations, TV. Two illustrations per subject one dull one exciting.
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- Su Gumen (signed as Sururi)
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- Su Gumen (signed as Sururi)
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- Yes sir?
- Characters
- Diner in restaurant; waiter
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- ? (photographs)
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- ? (photographs)
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- Gee, it's really amazing how clear I can hear you!
- Genre
- humor
16 film stills with humorous speech balloons.
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- John Severin (signed as Severin)
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- John Severin (signed as Severin)
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- John Severin (signed as Severin)
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- O.K. Lucifer! I'll ask this hombre comin' along!
- Genre
- humor; western-frontier
- Characters
- Sagebrush; Lucifer (his mule)
- Reprints
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- Sam Whitehead (signed as S. B. Whitehead)
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- Sam Whitehead (signed as S. B. Whitehead)
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- Back in the 50's, a kid stayed a kid for a long time
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- Pencils
- John Severin (signed as Powers)
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- John Severin (signed as Powers)
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- John Severin ?
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- Doctor, I'm afraid it's going to be another of those days!
- Genre
- humor
Five gag cartoons featuring psychiatrists
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- Su Gumen (signed as Sururi)
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- Su Gumen (signed as Sururi)
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- The drug store calls YOU when they run out of medicine!
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- See if you can work out these well-known sayings and phrases from the clues given.
No art, just printed words in boxes giving clues to phrases and sayings.
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- Val Mayerik (sourced)
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- Val Mayerik (sourced)
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- Summer's here and you're out to keep yourself fit and trim by exercising.
- Genre
- humor
Spoof passages from a tennis handbook with humorous panels.
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- Pencils
- Catherine Severin (signed as C. E. Severin)
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- Catherine Severin (signed as C. E. Severin)
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- Catherine Severin (signed as C. E. Severin)
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- C'mon, doesn't your dear ol' mother deserve even a hug and kiss?
Four gag cartoons featuring chained-up prisoners.
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- Sam Whitehead (signed as S. B. Whitehead)
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- Sam Whitehead (signed as S. B. Whitehead)
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- Is someone outside shouting, dear?
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- John Severin (signed as Severin)
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- John Severin (signed as Severin)
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- Smell, I need two glasses of water and a pat of butter.
- Characters
- Smell; Aluce; Henery; Smeara; Tummy; health inspector (depicted as James Garner)
Spoof of Alice TV sitcom.
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- Warren Sattler (signed as Warren Sattler)
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- Warren Sattler (signed as Warren Sattler)
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- What do you give a person who has everything?
Cartoon drawn items from a gift catalogue.
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- Bill Ward (signed as )
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- Bill Ward (signed as )
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- The other day, I received this in my mail:
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Nanny Dickering; Ace (greeting card company owner); Mrs. Brine; Sherman; Hal; Squish (employees)
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- ?
- Pencils
- Charlie Rodrigues (sourced)
- Inks
- Charlie Rodrigues (sourced)
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- Very strange - many horses ride this way, eight, nine hours, but never get here.
- Genre
- humor
Two two-panel shut-ups.
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- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- How to use your Cracked iron-on.
Instructions on how to use the iron-on transfer which comprises the inside back cover.
- Pencils
- John Severin (sourced)
- Inks
- John Severin (sourced)
- Colors
- ? (red and black)
- Letters
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- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- This is your free "cracked paint" iron-on.
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Sylvester P. Smythe
Picture of Sylvester P. Smythe painting a wall. The word "Cracked" in red is coming from the paintbrush.
Inside back cover.
- Pencils
- John Severin (sourced)
- Inks
- John Severin (sourced)
- Colors
- ? (red and black)
- Letters
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- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- This is your free "cracked paint" iron-on!
- Genre
- humor
- Characters
- Sylvester P. Smythe
Identical to inside back cover but a mirror image.
Back cover.