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In addition to the publisher’s address, the indicia also lists an address for “Terry Toons, Inc.”, 271 North Avenue, New Rochelle, N.Y. This differs in both name and address from the later information seen in the indicia of 1950s St. John comics, which was “Terrytoons, Inc.”, 38 Centre Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y.
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Ad for a beauty aid capsule to be dissolved in water, and combed through one’s hair, promising “dazzling curls, shimmering waves with dancing highlights in practically no time at all”, for just $1.25 plus tax C.O.D. Penciled illustrations of the process, along with black and white “before and after” photos of a model. Black and white ad on inside front cover.
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Not only does Mighty Mouse “throw the bull”, and prove to be “more powerful than locomotives”, he also quotes from his (future?) TV theme song. Page 4, panel 3 he says: “It won’t be long before I have the situation well in hand.” From the Mighty Mouse theme song: “…On the sea or on the land, he has the situation well in hand.”
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Ad for Monark Bicycles offering a “free big, colorful King on Wheels badge”, with coupon saying: “Please send me that swell-looking King on Wheels Badge and picture-folder of the thrilling new Monark Bikes – FREE!” Five different illustrations of the Monark "King on Wheels" appear scattered about this ad.
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Previous indexer credited “Pencils” as “Art Bartsch (signed)”. Comparing this story with the “Art Bartsch (signed)” story at Sequence 2, the two styles differ widely – and this story is not “signed”. This story is clearly the uncredited work of noted, fan-favorite animator Jim Tyer, drawn in Tyer's loose, wild style. While Connie Razinski and Art Bartsch often signed their work in these comics, it appears that Jim Tyer did not – despite his exhibiting a very unique and recognizable style.
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Ad for Fleer's Dubble Bubble Gum, featuring "Pud", a kid resembling "Tubby" from Little Lulu. Lower half of page.
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Black and white ad on inside back cover. Ad for girls' leather wallet for $1.98 plus tax from Scope Sales Co., Dept. 1603, 1 Orchard St. New York 2, N.Y.
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Color ad on back cover. Ad offering rubber masks in various varieties, and of various characters. The masks “… cover the entire head. Yet you see through the ‘eyes’. The mouth moves with your lips… you breathe… smoke… talk… even eat through it. Hand-painted for realism.” Varieties of masks pictured: "Clown", "Monkey", "Satan", "Mickey Mouse", "Donald Duck", and the politically-incorrect "Minstrel" and "Idiot". Other varieties offered include "Minnie Mouse" and "Santa Claus".
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