Danger and Adventure (#22 - #27) 1955-1956 Complete Series [Charlton Comics Collection]

Charlton, 1955 Series

Published in English (United States) United States

 

Publication Dates:

February 1955 - February 1956

Number of Issues Published:

6 (#22 - #27)

Color:Color

Dimensions: Standard Silver Age US

Paper Stock: Glossy Cover; Newsprint Interior

Binding: Saddle-stitched

Publishing Format: Was ongoing

Publication Type: magazine

Pages; 36    Indicia Frequency: Bimonthly

Tracking:

numbering continues from This Magazine Is Haunted (Charlton, 1954 series) #21

numbering continues with Robin Hood and His Merry Men (Charlton, 1956 series) #28

Authors: 

Script

?

Pencils

Alex Blum, Harry Anderson, Pete Morisi, Dick Giordano [as Giordano] (signed),Maurice Whitman ?,Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio, Pete Riss,

Inks

Emil Gershwin ?, Harry Anderson, Pete Morisi, Vince Alascia [as Alascia] (signed), Sal Trapani ?,Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio, Pete Riss, 

Letters

Pete Morisi

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Tex Taylor #01 – #09 (1948–1950) Marvel [Complete Series]

Marvel, 1948 Series

Publisher: 

Publication Dates: September 1948 – March 1950

Number of Issues Published: 9 (#1 – #9)

Color: color

Dimensions: standard Golden Age US

Binding: saddle-stitched

Publishing Format: was ongoing series

Pages: 36    Indicia Frequency: bi-monthly

In an Exciting Adventure at the Gold Mine

In Draw or Die Cowpoke!

Authors:

Script

?

Pencils

Mike Becker, Syd Shores, Paul Busch ?, Bill Walsh, Pierce Rice, Martin Nodell, 

 King Ward ?, Alex Blum, 

Inks

Syd Shores, Chu Hing, Bob Stuart ?, Pete Riss ?, Lin Streeter ?, Maurice Del Bourgo ?, Alex Blum, 

Colors

Stan Goldberg ?, 

Letters

?

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Planet Comics (#01 - #73) 1940 - 1953 Complete Series [Fiction House Comics Collection 10]

1940 Series

Published in English (United States)  United States

Publication Dates:

January 1940 - Winter 1953

Number of Issues Published:  73 (#1 - #73)

Color

 Dimensions: Standard Golden Age U. S.

Paper Stock:

Glossy cover; Newsprint interior Binding:  Saddle-stitched

Publishing Format:  Was Ongoing Series

Publication.   Type:magazine

Pages:  68         Indicia Frequency: every other month

"The Big Six"  Fiction House

Notes

Original index for this series was created from the indexing work of Henry Steele.

Authors: 

Script:
Dick Briefer (signed), Ken Jackson, Joe DoolinHerman Bolstein,

Pencils
Malcolm Kildale, Dick Briefer (signed), Ken Jackson, Alex Blum, Alvin Charles, Charles Sultan,
Murphy Anderson, Chester Martin. George Evans, Matt Baker,
Maurice Whitman, Bill Benulis,
John Belcastro,  A. Albert, Enrico Bagnoli, Leonard Starr, Frank Fermonetti,
Bob Powell, Henry Kiefer, Lou Fine, Joe Doolin, Lee Elias, Murphy Anderson,,
Lily Renee, Fran Hopper, George Evans,

Inks
Malcolm Kildale, Dick Briefer (signed), Alex Blum, Henry Kiefer,   Alvin Charles, Lee Elias,
Murphy Anderson, Fran Hopper , Chester Martin, George Evans, Murphy Anderson,
Enrico Bagnoli, Frank Fermonetti, Matt Baker,
John Belcastro, Jack Abel,Maurice Whitman, Bill Benulis, Bernard Sachs, A. Albert,
Leonard StarrCharles Sultan, Bob Powell, Lou Fine, Joe Doolin, Lily Renee, George Evans, 

Links: #01 - #73⇲⇲

Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, (#01-#18) 1942-1953 Complete Series [Fiction House Comics Collection 08]

 1942 Series

Published in English (United States)  United States

Publication Dates:

Spring 1942 - Winter 1952-53

Number of Issues Published:

18 (#01 - #18)

Color:   color

Dimensions:   standard Golden Age US

Paper Stock:   glossy cover; newsprint interior

Binding:  saddle-stitched

Pages: 68            Indicia: frequency Quarterly

Notes

Original index for this series was created from the indexing work of Henry Steele.

Sheena, Queen of the Jungle made her appearance in a British magazine titled Wags in 1937. She was the creation of Will Eisner and S.M. 'Jerry' Iger and their company Eisner & Iger. To hide the fact that their studio comprised of just the two of them, the strip was signed under the pseudonym of 'W. Morgan Thomas'.

It has been quoted that Eisner said one of the inspirations for Sheena was H. Rider Haggard's jungle-goddess novel 'She'.

In September 1938 Sheena made her appearance in the United States, in issue #1 of Fiction House's Jumbo Comics. In Spring 1942 the comic book Sheena, Queen of the Jungle appeared making her the first female character with her own title. This lasted a total of 18 issues finishing in Winter 1952.

Since that time Sheena has made fleeting appearances in comic books and other media, including a 26-episode TV series, first aired in 1955-56 with Irish McCalla playing the title role. In 1984 Columbia Pictures released Sheena, starring Tanya Roberts and in 2000 Sheena was played by Gena Lee Nolin in a 35 episode TV series.

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Authors: 

Script

?

Pencils

Robert Webb, Dan Zolnerowich, Robert Webb, Art Saaf,  Alex Blum

Inks

Robert Webb,  Dan Zolnerowich, Robert Webb, Mort Leav, Alex Blum

Colors ?      Letters  ?

Link: Sheena, Queen of the Jungle, (#01 - #18) ⇲⇲

Fight Comics #01-#86 (1940 -1954) Complete series [Fiction House Comics Collection 02]

 Series 1940
"The Big Six"  Fiction House Comics

Published in English (United States) United States

Publication Dates:   January 1940 - [January] 1954 

Number of Issues Published:  86 (#1 - #86) 

Color:   color 

Dimensions:   standard Golden Age US 

Paper Stock:  newsprint 

Binding:    saddle-stitched 

Publishing Format:    was ongoing series 

Publication Type:    magazine 

Pages:  68     Indicia frequency: Every other month

Note

Original index for this series was created from the indexing work of Henry Steele.

Authors: 

Script

    Will Eisner, Fred Schwab [as Fred Ricks], Herman Bolstein,Herman Bolstein, Hugh Bartlet,     Joe Doolin; Jack Kamen? [on Tiger Girl],

Pencils

    Alex Blum,  George Tuska?,  Fred Schwab [as Fred Ricks],  Lou Fine, Steve Broder, Leonard Frank (signed), Charles Sultan,  John Celardo (signed)Herman Bolstein, Dan Zolnerowich?,
Arthur Peddy?, Bob Powell,  George Tuska?,    Klaus Nordling, Robert Webb, John Forte?,
 Bill Benulis?,  George Evans, Ruben Moreira,

Inks

    Alex Blum,  George Tuska?, Alex Blum, Fred Schwab [as Fred Ricks], Lou Fine, Steve Broder, Leonard Frank (signed), Charles Sultan,  John Celardo (signed), Herman Bolstein, Bob Powell,     George Tuska?; Art Saaf?,  Klaus Nordling , Jack Abel,  George Evans, Ruben Moreira,

Colors ?     Letters  ?

Links:  #01-#86 ⇲⇲

Cowboy Action #05 – #11 (1955 – 1956) - Marvel (Complete Series)

Publisher: Marvel

Publication Dates: March 1955 – March 1956

Number of Issues Published: 7 (#5 – #11)

Color: Color     Dimensions: Standard Silver Age U. S.

Publishing Format: Was Ongoing SeriesPublication Type: magazine

Authors:

Script:

Stan Lee (signed), Russ Heath (signed); Joe Maneely,

Pencils:

Joe Maneely (signed), Alex Blum, Russ Heath (signed),Dick Ayers, Mac Pakula, John Romita, 

 John Severin (signed), Norman Maurer [as NM] (signed), Chuck Miller (signed), Paul Reinman, 

Robert McCarthy (signed),

Inks:

Joe Maneely (signed), Russ Heath (signed); Joe Maneely, Dick Ayers, Mac Pakula, 

John Romita,  John Severin (signed), Norman Maurer [as NM] (signed), Chuck Miller (signed), Paul Reinman, Robert McCarthy (signed),

Colors:

Stan Goldberg

Tracking

Numbering continues from Western Thrillers (Marvel, 1954 series) #4

Numbering continues with Quick Trigger Western (Marvel, 1956 series) #12

Links: Cowboy Action #05 – #11⇲⇲