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Flintstones en andere verhalen #2/1972
published January 1972
as De geheime formule [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Flintstones en andere verhalen #2/1972
published January 1972
as De verliefde robot [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Ad for various diamond and military rings, sold on credit terms to members of the military. Black and white ad on inside front cover.
The Jetsons #4 [Direct] published September 1993 Notes:
This story is an almost panel-for-panel remake of the story “The Forget-Me-Duck” from Donald Duck (Western, 1962 Series) #114 July 1967, with Donald Duck as the well-intentioned but forgetful bumbler who receives the memory of an elephant, to the very same awkward and disastrous results. While the original Donald Duck version of this story is 7 four-tiered panel pages, and the Jetsons remake is similarly laid-out to 8 pages, they are essentially the same, beat-for-beat, but with individual Duck-specific references now changed to Jetsons-specific references.
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Ad for "Giant Mural White Stallion" oil painting reproduction. Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
The Jetsons #4 [Direct] published September 1993
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Ad for model rocketry kits. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Top half of page.
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A half-page of small, single panel advertisements for bodybuilding, dieting, and stamps. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Lower half of page.
The Jetsons #4 [Direct] published September 1993
Underdog Summer Special #1 published October 1993 Notes:
Not Hanna-Barbera characters. Creator Phil Mendez contributed many unconventional-looking but enjoyable fillers to the Charlton humor comics. He also did some uniquely stylized work on the some of the Hanna-Barbera characters seen in Charlton Comics.
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Two-page ad offering membership in the "Columbia Record Club". Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story.
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An eight-stanza anti-pollution poem.
The Jetsons #4 [Direct] published September 1993
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A full-page of small, single panel advertisements for various novelties sold by Honor House. Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
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Ad inviting boys, 12 or older, to sell Grit family newspapers for prizes and cash. Top half of page.
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A half-page of small, single panel advertisements for stamps, comic-art lessons, and bodybuilding from Mail Sack Inc. In one of the ads, Walt Disney is pictured on a six-cent stamp.
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Ad for 1971 edition of Strat-O-Matic Baseball game.
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Fishing equipment offered via mail order (1971 models). Black and white ad on inside back cover.
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Ad offering a free booklet on how to finish high school at home. Color ad on back cover.
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