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- The Daisy "Safari Mark I" looks, feels and acts just like a big-game hunter’s gun.
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- B-B gun
Ad for Daisy’s Safari Mark I B-B Gun. Color ad on inside front cover.
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- Bob Gregory; ?
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- Massimo Fecchi
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- Western Publishing Production Shop
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- Somewhere, on one of the seven seas…
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
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- Porky Pig; Bugs Bunny; Cicero Pig; Captain Hemo; crew of the Naughtylus; giant clam; sharks; Billy the Squid
- Synopsis
- Porky, Bugs, and Cicero become the “involuntary guests” of Captain Hemo and his mighty submarine The Naughtylus.
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- captives; deep-sea diving; giant clam; giant squid; literary parody; pearl; sea or island setting; sharks; submarine
New story. Porky comments that “Hemo” is a bit of an unusual name, to which the captain replies “Well, it’s really Captain Blood! But history already had a character by that name, so I changed my name to Hemo!” Both good art and snappy dialogue make this story superior to the average 1970s Western Publishing fare.
Script credit from Bob Gregory's collection of payment request invoices from Western Publishing Company, Inc., invoice dated September 14, 1971. Gregory's original title for the story was "The Unjolly Roger".
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- 25 Years Service to Military Personnel
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- mail order marketing; military; rings
Ad for military emblem rings and other products from Mark Jewelers. Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
- Script
- Don R. Christensen
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- Phil De Lara
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- Phil De Lara
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- Western Publishing Production Shop
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- Oh, boy! A shooting gallery!
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Porky Pig; Petunia Pig; Bugs Bunny; Elmer Fudd; ventriloquist; carnival magician
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- Has Petunia been turned into a frog? Only she knows, and she ain't croakin'!
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- carnival; frog; jealousy; magic; wrong impression
"Reprinted by popular demand".
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- All in full color all different
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- mail order marketing; posters; sixties counterculture
Various psychedelic images and sixties counterculture symbols offered as mini-posters. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Top half of page.
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- Own a bowl full of happiness – Instant pets!
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- mail order marketing; Sea-Monkeys
Ad for Sea-Monkeys. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Lower half of page.
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- 1.00 each for 3 or more
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- appliques; decorative items; mail order marketing
Ad offering appliques of various cartoony specimens of animal, plant, and insect life. Runs vertically on left page of the middle of centerfold.
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- Johnny Bench
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- baseball; games; mail order marketing
Ad offering the Official Johnny Bench Magnetic Baseball Game, with “exclusive ‘catching device’ throws to all bases” and “metal infielders [that] ‘catch Johnny’s pick off’ throw’s [sic]”. Middle right page of centerfold.
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- Phil De Lara
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- Phil De Lara
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- “You’ll have to stay in your cage,” Tweety’s mistress said one day, “so you’ll be out of the way while I do my house cleaning.”
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Tweety; Tweety’s mistress; woman with the flowered hat
- Synopsis
- A bored and caged Tweety escapes to find excitement. He hitches a ride on a lady’s flowered hat, is taken aboard a bus, is confined to a restaurant’s locker with the hat, and must make his way home through a cold, heavy rain.
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- bus; cage; escape; hat; locker; quest for excitement; rain; series of mishaps; there’s-no-place-like-home
A rare story of Tweety without Sylvester, and where he has an owner other than Granny.
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- Phil De Lara
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- Phil De Lara
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- Western Publishing Production Shop
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- Bill Spicer
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- Sniff-Sniff! I smell a yummy fragrance in today’s salty sea air! (Slurp!)
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
- Characters
- Yosemite Sam; Daffy Duck
- Synopsis
- Yosemite Sam tries to rid himself of mooching Daffy by sending him on a fake pearl hunt.
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- best-laid-plans; clam chowder; mooching; outsmarting one’s-self; pest; sea or island setting; ship
New story.
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- To poster size
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- mail order marketing; posters
Ad for you to send your photos to be blown up into 2x3 or 3x4 foot black and white posters. Also into custom watches, jigsaw puzzles, and dartboards. Originals returned. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story.
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- Bob Gregory
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- Phil De Lara
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- Phil De Lara
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- Bill Spicer
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- You’re a sharp one, Porky… Buying a pirate ship for only a hundred bucks!
- Feature Logo
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals; humor
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- Porky Pig; Daffy Duck; two bank robbers; police officers; original captain and mate of the excursion ship
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- Porky and Daffy set out to run a pirate-themed novelty excursion ship. Their first customers are two bank robbers on the run, looking for a quick and unsuspicious getaway. Cluelessly focused on getting their guests into the pirate-festivities before leaving the dock, Porky and Daffy confound their increasingly desperate passengers.
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- bank robbers; excursion ship; inattentiveness; pirate-themed activities
New story.
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- Here is the genuine, original Spiro Agnew watch you’ve seen on television and in leading magazines and newspapers.
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- Vice President Spiro Agnew; President Richard Nixon (as “Dickey Nixon”); Moshe Dayan (Israeli military leader and politician); W.C Fields (actor/comedian); Laurel and Hardy (actors/comedians); “Republican Party Elephant” (symbol); “Democratic Party Donkey” (symbol) as caricatures on novelty watch faces
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- comedians; late sixties and early seventies culture; mail order marketing; novelty watches; political figures; political imagery
Ad for novelty watches featuring caricatures of Spiro Agnew, Richard Nixon, Moshe Dayan, W.C Fields, Laurel and Hardy, “Republican Party Elephant” and “Democratic Party Donkey”. The Spiro Agnew watch stems from a then-popular joke which asked: “What kind of a wrist watch does Mickey Mouse wear? …A Spiro Agnew watch!” Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
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- mail order marketing; sixties counterculture
Various sixties counterculture symbols offered as iron-on transfers.
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- models; toys
Ad for drag-car style snap-together models of construction equipment. Color ad on inside back cover.
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- Express yourself with these great new things.
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- mail order marketing; sixties counterculture
Psychedelic images and counterculture symbols are offered as posters, rings, dog-tags, and sew-on patches. Color ad on back cover.