Dell Comics Are Good Comics

maybe the BEST comics

[dellcomics]

15.5x23.5x56" wooden Dell Comics store display c.1950s. Wood and metal caster wheels on bottom.

[comic-covers]

(1961)

[comic-covers]

(1962)

[grandcomicsdatabase]

Four Color #1336 - On Stage

Dell, 1962

Cover by Robert Meyers

An original story by Ken Fitch, Frank Bolle, & Frank Giacoia, based on the Mary Perkins On Stage newspaper comic strips by Leonard Starr.

Source

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[dellcomics]

WHOAH!

[grandcomicsdatabase]

Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse #76-78

Dell, 1961

Covers by Paul Murry

Mickey stories by Jack Bradbury and Murry.

One Li'l Bad Wolf story in each by Bradbury (76) and Murry (77, 78).

Source: 76 - 77 - 78

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[600movies-to-go]

Have a high quality scan of THAT rawhide comic cover ♥

Bonus solo Rowdy under the cut:

[evilhorse]

Tarzan! Oh, where are you?

(Tarzan Volume 1 #3)

[evilhorse]

Tarzan has gone hunting…

(Tarzan Volume 1 #3)

[evilhorse]

Sheeta is no coward and leaps to the attack…

(Tarzan Volume 1 #3)

[browsethestacksofficial]

Rex Allen #017

Dell Comics (1955)

[evilhorse]

The Black Panther and his men attacked us!

(Dell Four Color Comic #161)

[evilhorse]

Yes! The Bongus must be holding a palaver!

(Tarzan Volume 1 #4)

[evilhorse]

We baboon people never turn back for anything!

(Tarzan Volume 1 #3)

[alternateworldcomics]

List of Acceptable Comics published by the Catechetical Guild Educational Society in 1950.

[comic-covers]

(1960)

[dellcomics]

the most disturbing page from Stanley and Tripp's infamous, rejected comic, "The Bogyman" (August 1950).

Posted in its entirety and colored by Frank M. Young.

[grandcomicsdatabase]

Four Color #1348 - Yak Yak

Dell, 1962

By Jack Davis.

Source: 1348

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