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This issue includes the 1st annual Kenner 16-page Fun Catalog.
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Ad for Daisy’s Safari Mark I B-B Gun. Color and sepia tone ad on inside front cover.
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Various script and plot elements in this story indicate that it could have been written by classic animation writer Michael Maltese. By the early 1970s, Maltese found fewer animation writing opportunities and returned to Western Publishing where he formerly wrote comic book scripts as a sideline to his legendary work as an animation storyman. He largely concentrated on characters familiar to him, such as Bugs Bunny, but appears to have written for Western’s Pink Panther title as well. The characterization of Bugs in this story is very much in keeping with the character as he appeared in the Chuck Jones Bugs Bunny theatrical shorts, which were largely written by Maltese – making him a likely writer of this story.
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Various cartoon characters, comic characters, and counterculture symbols offered as embroidered cloth patches. Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
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This story is interrupted by the 16-page “Kenner Fun Catalog”, as well as one additional page of advertising on each side of the “Catalog”, resulting in a consecutive run of eighteen advertising pages between story pages 5 and 6.
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Ad inviting boys in the continental U.S to sell Grit family newspapers for prizes and cash. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story.
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Ad for Sea-Monkeys. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story.
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Ad for 7 foot polyethylene ghost for $1.00 from Melton Co., with free "Peeping Skeleton Hands"for each order. Between pages 5 and 6 of previous story.
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Various sixties pop culture and counterculture symbols offered as stick-on decals, from Gandalf Products. Between pages 5 and 6 of previous story.
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Advertisements for Kenner toys, all done in comic art. Snoopy Scooby-Doo, Archie, Sabrina, Harlem Globetrotters, The Hair Bear Bunch, and Josie and the Pussycats all appear as items of character merchandise. Between pages 5 and 6 of previous story. This advertising insert encompasses the middle of the book.
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Various cartoon characters, comic characters, and counterculture symbols offered as iron-on transfers from Gandalf Products Co. Between pages 5 and 6 of previous story, and after Kenner Fun Catalog.
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Even in this text story, the Road Runners maintain their comic-book tradition of rhyming dialogue.
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14 different Peanuts "hand painted plastic pin-ons" are advertised, from Gandalf Products Co. One illustration of Snoopy (probably not by Charles Schulz) and photos of the 14 pins. Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Lucy, and Linus are seen as pins.
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Ad for various novelty items from American Circle Corp. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story.
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Ad for plastic toy soldiers. 204 pieces for $1.98.
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Ad for address labels, memo pads, pens, and pencils from Imprint Products. Color ad on inside back cover.
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Ad for the "Free Spirit bicycle" from Sears Sports Center. Color ad on back cover.
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