Undervalued Spotlight #443
Hot Rod Comics #1, Fawcett Publications, November 1951. This week’s Undervalued Spotlight came to...
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Hot Rod Comics #1, Fawcett Publications, November 1951. This week’s Undervalued Spotlight came to...
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Romantic Story #105, Charlton Comics, June 1968 – Artist: Jose Luis Garcia Lopez. Ohh so...
Read Moreby Walter Durajlija | Mar 22, 2019 | Covered, 365 | 4
Teen Age Love #82 – Charlton Comics, February 1972 – Artist: Torre Riposo. I can honestly...
Read Moreby Walter Durajlija | Mar 8, 2019 | Covered, 365 | 2
The Phantom #67 – Charlton Comics, October 1975 – Artist: Don Newton. The Phantom #67 started a...
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Six Million Dollar Man #1, Charlton Comics, June 1976. I’ve always thought American popular...
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Space Adventures #44, Charlton Comics, (February 1962) You’d have to go back to the infamous April...
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Love Diary #36, Charlton Comics, January 1965 This is a bit of a coup for the Undervalued Spotlight. I believe I’ve found a yet undiscovered prototype. I’m not sure you could even call it a prototype, to me it looks more like a...
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In the mid 1950s the U.S. Senate forced comic book publishers to adhere to the guidelines of a...
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For Lovers Only #78, Charlton Comics, April 1975 You can’t press love nor can you assign it a...
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Blue Beetle #1, Charlton Comics, June 1967 Steve Ditko is one of the true giants of comic books....
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Go-Go #1, Charlton Comics, June 1966 Go-Go was a 1960s Charlton comic book series that lasted 9 issues. The title tried to cash in on the pop culture explosion of the time with each issue featuring pin ups and tidbits on some of...
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Charlton Comics took a run at the Blue Beetle title (issues #50 – 54) by displacing their long running Unusual Tales title (#1-49) but found the super hero racket crowded and tough. They switched back to the horror/mystery format with Ghostly Tales #55, a move that…
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