K-Billy’s Super 60s and 70s

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A&M Comics in Miami, Florida, circa 1975. The shop was a front for a mail order porn business, which got the owners in a lot of trouble.

It’s still there, if you want to visit. They still have acquired tons of weird artifacts, including Gil Kane art done just for the store. When I went inside, I found Shaver Mystery fanzines from the early 1980s.

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Batman poster, 1970s.

It’s a weird hodgepodge of the movie and comics. 

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The Council of Doom, who assembled to destroy Space Ghost. They include: Zorak, Creature King, Metallus, Moltar, Brak (but strangely, not his partner, Sisto - presumably they had an off-air falling out), and the Spider Woman, who conspired to imprison and destroy their mutual archenemy.

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Williams's "Aztec" (1976) is a pinball machine notable for Mesoamerican art and design.

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high school dance

1976

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1960s silk screen Beatles promo banners

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Look into my eyes. Ad promoting a Chiquita Banana Recipe Booklet - 1970.

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Gettin’ Down

February, 1972

©WaheedPhotoArchive, 2011

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70's/80's Radio Station Billboards (x)(x) (x)(x) (x)(x) (via: Duke University Libraries)

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Opryland, USA

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In 1972, Raquel Welch made “Kansas City Bomber,” a movie about Roller Derby girls. It was a perfect use of Raquel Welch, who unlike many other 50s-60s sex symbols, was of a deeply athletic and Amazonian character. Mamie van Doren would never be buyable in a role of this type. 

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REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER (1978) ads.

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Mark Spitz

Olympian and popularizer of the Speedo