KONA: MONSTERS FROM THE STONE AGE!

KONA (MONARCH OF MONSTER ISLE)

Vol. 1 No. 2

May - July 1962

Dell Publishing Co.

Editor: ?

Script: Don Segall

Art: Sam Glanzman

Cover: Vic Prezio?

Pages: 36

Cover price: 12 cents

This is the first of today's three-fer of stone age monster comics. Beautifully drawn prehistoric/jungle comic art by Sam Glanzman. Sam Glanzman expertly renders a prehistoric world with both its human and monstrous inhabitants. Scientists from the present day find themselves on prehistoric Monster Isle with modern technology and weapons.

Come back later today for more cavemen and creatures!

TODAY WAS THE LONGEST DAY

COMBAT
Vol. 1 No. 11
January-March 1964
Dell Publishing Co., Inc.
Editor:?
Cover: ?
Pages: 36
Cover price: 12 cents

It seems inconceivable that D-Day, the legendary "Longest Day" had occurred a mere 20 years before this comic was published. Written and drawn by stalwart Dell talent Paul S. Newman and Sam Glanzman respectively, this issue of COMBAT re-tells the harrowing landing at Normandy. Let us not forget the untold accounts of heroism that day that shifted World War II in Europe in favor of the Allies. This day was the beginning of the end of Hitlers' war machine dominance in the West.

CONTENTS
"The Normandy Invasion"
Script: Paul S. Newman
Art: San Glanzman

"Train to Nowhere"
Script: Paul S. Newman
Art: Sam Glanzman