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Ad for selling all-occasion cards for Cheerful House. "Cheerful House" appears to have been formerly known as the "Cheerful Card Company" - ads are virtually the same copy. Color ad on inside front cover.
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Dialogue and situations are "Maltese-ian"! Michael Maltese writes the Pink Panther as if he were Snagglepuss, a Hanna-Barbera TV character he wrote in the early 1960s, and throws in some elements from cartoons he's written.
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Ad offering a $1.00 catalog called “The Consumer Gazette” that is good for “over 100 free gifts”, from Gandalf Products Co. Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
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Dialogue and situations are "Maltese-ian"! Michael Maltese writes the Pink Panther as if he were Snagglepuss, a Hanna-Barbera TV character he wrote in the early 1960s.
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Ad for various novelty items from The Fun House. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Top half of page.
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Ad for Sea-Monkeys from Nature House. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Lower half of page.
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Gold Key Comics house ad for "Wacky Adventures of Cracky". The cover of issue #3 is pictured in the ad, with an on-sale date of March 29, 1973. Middle left page of centerfold.
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Various psychedelic images and sixties counterculture symbols offered as mini-posters from Gandalf Products Co. Middle right page of centerfold. Top half of page.
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Add offering 3 1/2 x 5 animal photo stick-ons from Mirobar Sales Corp. A set of 12 for $1.00 plus 35-cents for postage and handling. Middle right page of centerfold. Lower half of page.
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Dialogue and situations are "Maltese-ian"! Electro the Elusive is the type of villain Michael Maltese would have used for Snooper and Blabber (1959), or later when writing The Impossibles (1966).
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Gold Key Comics house ad for Walt Disney Comics Digest. Between pages 3 and 4 of previous story.
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Joke and riddle page similar in style and format to the Gold Key Comics Club feature “Jokes on You”, but without the Gold Key Comics Club feature logo or the character of the "Gold Key Kid" as the page's nominal host. No contributors are named. © 1973, Western Publishing Company, Inc. Between pages 3 and 4 of previous story.
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Ad offering two complete armies of molded plastic Roman soldiers – one in blue, one in yellow. On final interior page of the comic.
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Ad for Olympic Sales Club, Inc., offering prizes or money for the sales of personalized "all-occasion" cards and stationery. Color ad on inside back cover.
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Fishing equipment offered via mail order (1973 models) from Niresk Discount Sales. Color ad on back cover.
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