Charlton hero dolls pictured are Blue Beetle, Peacemaker, Superguy and Captain USA.
Ad offering "five fabulous posters, each with words to a different Monkees hit song" - all 5 for just $1.00 from Victor Specialties.
The selected song lyrics are: "Monkees Theme Song", "I'm a Believer", "Last Train to Clarksville", and "I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone".
No penciled/inked illustrations. Photos only. Black and white ad on inside front cover. Top half of page.
Ad offering the Chet Atkins Guitar Course "...with easy to follow diagrams and notes. Even if you can't tell a guitar pick from a shovel, Chet can have you playing before you know it". Only $2.98 from Victor Specialties.
No penciled/inked illustrations. Photos only. Black and white ad on inside front cover. Lower half of page.
A caption in the final panel says: "Join us in the next epic adventure of Sinistro Boy Fiend. This clever, dedicated champion of infamy will once again attempt to raise aloft the black flag of villainy!"
...Or, maybe not.
Readers discuss Charlton Premiere #2 in letters of comment by Ted Seidler, Richard Struempler, Stephen Gillespie, Mike Harre, Mike Uslan, Richard Buckler and Joel Morse.
Dick Giordano closes with "Lotsa Luck and Good Afternoon", perhaps an early version of his more famous and customary sign-off "Thank You and Good Afternoon"? Between pages 9 and 10 of previous story.
Ad offering 239 stamps, plus a "Midget Encyclopedia of Stamp Collecting" and a "Solar System Rocket Service Souvenir Stamp Sheet", for only 25-cents. Between pages 9 and 10 of previous story. Top half of page.
Ad inviting boys, 12 or older, to sell Grit family newspapers for prizes and cash. Between pages 9 and 10 of previous story. Lower half of page.
A full page of small, single panel advertisements by different vendors, for a variety of products. Between pages 18 and 19 of previous story.
Self-deprecating house ad from Charlton. The covers of Romantic Story (Charlton, 1954 Series) #92 (February 1968), Grand Prix (Charlton, 1967 Series) #18 (January 1968), Fightin’ Marines (Charlton, 1955 Series) #78 (January 1968), Billy the Kid (Charlton, 1957 Series) #65 (February 1968), The Many Ghosts of Doctor Graves (Charlton, 1967 Series) #5 (January 1968), and Blue Beetle (Charlton, 1967 Series) #6 (April 1968 – unpublished) are pictured in a layered format.
Ad for various novelty items from Victor Specialties. Top half of page.
Ad offering the classic novelty item X-Ray Specs from Rembrandt Co. for $1.00 plus 25¢ for postage and handling. Lower half of page.
Ad for a scalp treatment from H. H. Ward & Co. that can stop hair loss, with a "Double Money Back Guarantee". Black and white ad on inside back cover.
Ad offering then-late model automobiles at discount prices. "Only $50 down and the balance on long easy monthly payments!!!" Also offered "...dozens and dozens of name brand items that you can buy directly by mail at fantastic low, low discount prices." $3.00 membership fee.
No pencil and ink drawings but black and white photos of seven automobiles from Ford, Dodge, Plymouth, and Chevrolet. Model years range from 1965 to 1967. Prices range from $585 to $995. Color ad on back cover.