"BOMBS AWAY" comic art detail, from- Victorville Army Air Field Califo...
Class 44-05, Victorville Army Air Field, Victorville, California Class book for bombardier class 44-5 at Victorville Army Air Field, Victorville, California.
"CRASH BULLETIN" comic art detail, from- Majors Army Airfield - 43H Cl...
Majors Army Airfield - 43H Classbook
"HURRICANE" comic art detail, from- Ellington Field - 43-19 Claswbook ...
Ellington Field - 43-19 Claswbook
"Memories" comic art detail, from- Chico Arny Air Field California 194...
Class 42-J, Chico Army Flying School, Chico, California Class book for basic flying school class 42-J at the Chico Army Flying School near Chico, California.
"Preflight Pastimes" comic art detail, from- Ellington Field - 43-19 C...
Ellington Field - 43-19 Claswbook
"Presenting - HEATH CLIFFE - the 'Cream of the Crop'" comic art detail...
Ellington Field - 43E Claswbook
"Remember ---" comic art detail, from- Ellington Field - 43-19 Claswbo...
Ellington Field - 43-19 Claswbook
"THE CADET AS HE APPEARS" comic art detail, from- Eagle Pass Army Air ...
Class 44-F, Eagle Pass Army Air Field, Eagle Pass, Texas Class book for advanced pilot class 44-F at Eagle Pass Army Air Field, Eagle Pass, Texas. Deutsch: Klasse 44-F, Eagle Pass Army Flugfeld, Eagle Pass, Tex... More
Pittsburgh Gazette Times comics 1908
Postcard depicting the color comics in The Pittsburgh Gazette Times.
"The RAH-RAH Page !" "by HARDIE GRAMATKY 1929" comic art detail, from-...
The Big T, the yearbook of the California Institute of Technology
Atomic Mouse issue 6 cover
Cover to issue #6 of Atomic Mouse, drawn by Al Fago (Charlton Comics, March 1954)
Bobby thatcher - A black and white cartoon of a business meeting
Bobby Thatcher comic strip A search for renewals in contributions for publications and in artwork was done for the years 1954 and 1955. There were no listings for George Storm, the McClure Syndicate or Bobby T... More
Calling All Girls No 64
Halloween-themed cover for Calling All Girls number 64, October 1960. One of the few titles aimed squarely at a young female audience, Calling All Girls promoted post-war family values, featuring stories, comi... More
Deadly 1 - A page from the comic book more deadly
Astronaut Lance Daytrom discovers a fate worse than death in Weird Mysteries number 7 (Key Publications, October 1953). Stories featuring cannibalistic females were surprisingly common during the pre-code era.
Deadly 2 - A page from a comic book
Astronaut Lance Daytrom discovers a fate worse than death in Weird Mysteries number 7 (Key Publications, October 1953). Stories featuring cannibalistic females were surprisingly common during the pre-code era.
Deadly 3 - A page from a comic strip with an image of a woman being at...
Astronaut Lance Daytrom discovers a fate worse than death in Weird Mysteries number 7 (Key Publications, October 1953). Stories featuring cannibalistic females were surprisingly common during the pre-code era.
Deadly 4 - A page from a comic book
Astronaut Lance Daytrom discovers a fate worse than death in Weird Mysteries number 7 (Key Publications, October 1953). Stories featuring cannibalistic females were surprisingly common during the pre-code era.
Deadly 5 - A page from a comic book with an image of a man and a woman...
Astronaut Lance Daytrom discovers a fate worse than death in Weird Mysteries number 7 (Key Publications, October 1953). Stories featuring cannibalistic females were surprisingly common during the pre-code era.
Deadly 6 - A page from a comic strip with a black and white image
Astronaut Lance Daytrom discovers a fate worse than death in Weird Mysteries number 7 (Key Publications, October 1953). Stories featuring cannibalistic females were surprisingly common during the pre-code era.
Dolly Number 10 - A cover of a magazine with a little girl in a blue d...
Wonderful adventures in toyland with Dolly. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres; many tried their hand at the lucrative childrens' ma... More
Dotty No 39 - A cover of a comic book with a man kissing a woman
"Glamourous Romances" from the cover of Dotty Comics, March 1949. In common with many pre-code comics, Dotty featured a surprising amount of cheesecake and innuendo.
Public Domain Images - FritziRitzNumber 20
Fritzi and Phil on the cover of United Comics number 20 (January 1952). Artwork by Ernie Bushmiller, published by United Features. Image is assumed to be in the public domain due to lapsed copyright.
Ginger Number 1 - A cover of a comic book with a woman talking to a ma...
"America's Typical Teenaged Girl" was a female version of Archie Andrews, complete with bright red hair and oddball supporting cast. Ginger debuted in spring 1952, running quarterly until summer 1954. In common... More
Out Of The Night No 17 Pp 13
"The Professor and the Pixie" from Out Of The Night number 17, October 1954. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres, in this case combin... More
Pep Comic No 71 Pp 35
Perennial tomboy Li'l Jinx raises another ruckus in the back pages of Pep Comics number 71. Artwork by Joe Edwards.
Polly Pigtails No 28 - Public domain portrait print
Tizzie tries her hand at gardening on the cover of Polly Pigtails number 28 (May, 1948). As the 1940s began to wind down, publishers tried to broaden their demographics, experimenting with more "child-friendly... More
Polly Pigtails No 28 Pp 16 - Drawing. Public domain image.
Fashion spread from Polly Pigtails number 28, May 1948. Aimed squarely at a young female audience, Polly Pigtails promoted postwar family values, featuring stories, comic strips and articles believed to be of ... More
Polly Pigtails No 28 Pp 18 - A comic book page with a cartoon of a man...
Tizzie goes bird-watching in Polly Pigtails number 28, May 1948. Aimed squarely at a young female audience, Polly Pigtails promoted postwar family values, featuring stories, comic strips and articles believed t... More
Polly Pigtails No 28 Pp 33 - A woman washing a child in a kitchen
Illustrated story from Polly Pigtails number 28, May 1948. Aimed squarely at a young female audience, Polly Pigtails promoted postwar family values, featuring stories, comic strips and articles believed to be ... More
Polly Pigtails No 28 Pp 39 - An old advertisement for a sports team wi...
Illustrated story from Polly Pigtails number 28, May 1948. Aimed squarely at a young female audience, Polly Pigtails promoted postwar family values, featuring stories, comic strips and articles believed to be ... More
Polly Pigtails No 28 Pp 41 A - A black and white illustration of a man...
Illustrated story from Polly Pigtails number 28, May 1948. Aimed squarely at a young female audience, Polly Pigtails promoted postwar family values, featuring stories, comic strips and articles believed to be ... More
Polly Pigtails No 29 - A cover of a comic book with an elephant
The circus comes to town in Polly Pigtails number 29, June 1948. Aimed squarely at a young female audience, Polly Pigtails promoted postwar family values, featuring stories, comic strips and articles believed t... More
Polly Pigtails No 3 - A cover of a magazine with a woman holding flowe...
Photographic cover to Polly Pigtails number 3, April 1946. One of the few titles aimed squarely at a young female audience, Polly Pigtails promoted postwar family values, featuring stories, comic strips and ar... More
Polly Pigtails No 3 Pp 2 - A comic book page with a picture of a man a...
The "Pigtail Club" sets out on another adventure in Polly Pigtails number 3. Aimed squarely at a young female audience, Polly Pigtails promoted postwar family values, featuring stories, comic strips and articl... More
Real Love No 44 - A magazine cover for real love featuring a man kissi...
"Romances from life" from the cover of Real Love, February 1952. Some of Ace's romance titles featured painted covers, possibly to compete with the racier "True Confessions"-style pulps published by their rivals.
Sparky Watts 1 - Drawing. Public domain image.
The first issue of Sparky Watts by Boody Rogers published by Columbia Comics (April 29, 1940)
Tip Top Comic No 152 Pp 35 A - A comic strip with a picture of childre...
Gag strip from Tip Top Comics number 152 (United Features, March 1949). Ed Dodd's Back Home Again compared "the good old days" of the early 1900s to life in the postwar era.
Tip Top Comics No 167 - A cover of tip top comics
Nancy and Sluggo on the cover of Tip Top Comics number 167 (May-June 1951), cover art by Ernie Bushmiller (signed).
Tip Top Comics No 178 Pp 88 - A cartoon of a baseball game being playe...
Charlie Brown and Snoopy on the cover of Tip Top Comics number 187. Tip Top began running reprints of Peanuts from issue 185, though the cover artist here does not appear to be Charles M. Schulz.
Public Domain Images - TipTopperNumber1
Fritzi and Phil on the cover of Tip Topper number 1 (October, 1949). Artwork by Ernie Bushmiller, published by United Features. Image is assumed to be in the public domain due to lapsed copyright.
Public Domain Images - Tomboy001
Gag strip from Tip Top Comics number 152 (United Features, March 1949). Ed Dodd's Back Home Again compared "the good old days" of the early 1900s to life in the postwar era. In this scene, an archetypal tomboy... More
Toodles Twins No 1
More family friendly high-jinx with Pat and Penny Toodles. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres; many tried their hand at the lucrativ... More
WW001 - A comic page with an image of a man being attacked by a woman
"The Weird Wager" from Out Of The Night number 9 (AGC, June 1953. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres, most notably crime and horror.
WW002 - A comic strip with a comic strip in the middle of it
"The Weird Wager" from Out Of The Night number 9 (AGC, June 1953. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres, most notably crime and horror.
WW003 - A comic book page with a man in a boat
"The Weird Wager" from Out Of The Night number 9 (AGC, June 1953. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres, most notably crime and horror.
WW004 - A page from a comic book with an image of a skeleton
"The Weird Wager" from Out Of The Night number 9 (AGC, June 1953. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres, most notably crime and horror.
WW005 - A comic book page with a comic story
"The Weird Wager" from Out Of The Night number 9 (AGC, June 1953. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres, most notably crime and horror.
WW006 - A page from a comic book with an image of a man and woman
"The Weird Wager" from Out Of The Night number 9 (AGC, June 1953. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres, most notably crime and horror.
WW007 - A page from a comic book with a comic strip
"The Weird Wager" from Out Of The Night number 9 (AGC, June 1953. After the superhero genre went into decline during the late 40s, publishers began experimenting with new genres, most notably crime and horror.
FDR - Drawing. Public domain image.
Comic book cover of The Life of Franklin D. Roosevelt, 32nd President of the United States comic book.
Undercover War Comic
Under-cover War Cover
Wwinkle 030627
English: Winnie Winkle comic strip from 1927.
The Docs
The Docs is the story of four Navy Corpsmen deployed to Iraq.
Ellington 1918 (1918) (14598449850)
Identifier: ellington1918unse (find matches) Title: Ellington 1918 Year: 1918 (1910s) Authors: Subjects: Air bases--Texas--Houston Flight training--Texas--Houston Publisher: (Houston, Tex.) : (s.n.) Contri... More
Boob McNutt theatrical poster
Poster for a theatrical presentation of Rube Goldberg's cartoon character en:Boob McNutt.