Best of
Comics

1970

My Crowd


Charles Addams - 1970
    The New Yorker published its first Addams cartoon in 1932, and his cast of genial ghouls, friendly freaks, and the famous family brought a touch of gleeful creepiness to its pages for more than five decades. This classic collection of more than 200 cartoons, from the master of the macabre at his most diabolical, contains the best cartoons from his first six books and is sure to delight both fans and cartoon connoisseurs.

Peanuts Classics


Charles M. Schulz - 1970
    Contains a clipping of comics pages from Times Herald of Port Huron, Michigan, announcing under the date of 2-13-00 Schultz's retirement.

The Steranko History of Comics, Vol. 1


Jim Steranko - 1970
    2 volumes published 1970 & 1972.

Spider-Man: The Death of Captain Stacy


Stan Lee - 1970
    The tragic death of Captain Stacy brings changes to the life of Peter Parker and has a drastic effect on his relationship with his first love, Gwen Stacy.The Amazing Spider-Man (1963) #88-92

Betty and Veronica #171


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Betty and Veronica #169


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Betty and Veronica #178


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Highs and Lows


Jean-Jacques Sempé - 1970
    First published in France in 1970 and now available in English for the first time, Highs and Lows will appeal to cartoon connoisseurs and general audiences alike.

Al Jaffee's Mad Book Of Magic And Other Dirty Tricks


Al Jaffee - 1970
    But most significant is the one that says, "It is grievous bad luck to pick up a book about magic and put it down withoug buying it." Not for the Customer, for the author.For the customer it is joyous good luck.But for those of you who never had good luck, and wouldn't know it if it hit you square in the face, this book is right up your alley. So get with it by learning your first bit of magic right now. It's called, "The dazzling disappearing coing trick." Your bookdealer will be more than happy to help you with this trick.Amaze friends...astound neighbors...nauseate magicians.

Betty and Veronica #174


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Betty and Veronica #177


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Arf! The Life and Hard Times of Little Orphan Annie, 1935-1945


Harold Gray - 1970
    

Betty and Veronica #173


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Betty and Veronica #176


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Betty and Veronica #170


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Betty and Veronica #180


Archie Comics - 1970
    

Phantom-The Spy Plot ( Indrajal Comics No. 119 )


Lee Falk - 1970
    119

Phantom-The Grand Prize ( Indrajal Comics No. 113 )


Lee Falk - 1970
    113

Betty and Veronica #172


Archie Comics - 1970
    

The Story of Bern [or] Showing Colors


Dorothy Iannone - 1970
    Iannone responded to this boycott by producing a book, in which she made her perspective public and thus reclaimed self-determination over the content-related and formal aspects of her work, which had been labeled controversial.

Phantom-The Drummer Of Timpenni ( Indrajal Comics No. 105 )


Lee Falk - 1970
    105

Phantom-The Iron Monster ( Indrajal Comics No. 117 )


Lee Falk - 1970
    117

Mandrake-The Witches' Abode ( Indrajal Comics No. 121 )


Lee Falk - 1970
    121

Phantom-The Mysterious Toy ( Indrajal Comics No. 106 )


Lee Falk - 1970
    106

Terry and the Pirates


Milton Caniff - 1970
    

The Celebrated Cases of Dick Tracy, 1931-1951


Chester Gould - 1970
    Eyes, 88 Keyes, and Breathless Mahoney.