"6ft 4" of HEX APPEAL!"

A 1950s traveling Horror / Spook Show featuring Donna Haynes.

PHANTOM STRANGER #41 (DC, 1976)

Art: Jim Aparo

UFO FLYING SAUCERS (Western / Gold Key, 1972)

"ARE THEY ALIVE?"

KILLERS FROM SPACE (W Lee Wilder, 1954)

DOSSIER NEGRO (Ediciones Zinco, 1971?)

Spanish reprint of various Warren Creepy strips and other stuff. Stories by Archie Goodwin, Bill Everett, Tom Sutton and others....

Bizarro-Lois-Superwoman and Bizarro-Krypto.

Adventure Comics #288 (DC, 1961)

Art: John Forte.

MORE FUN COMICS #69 (National Allied Publications / DC, 1941)

Art: Howard Sherman

This features a Dr. Fate story (written by Gardner Fox) and a Spectre tale!

Art: Alfred Kelsner

AMAZING ADVENTURES #2 (Marvel, 1961)

Art: Jack Kirby, Sol Brodsky & Stan Goldberg.

CAPTIVE WILD WOMEN (Edward Dmytryk, 1943)

Starring John Carradine and Acquanetta

Pep Comics #160 (Archie, 1963)

Art: John Rosenberger

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PizzaNet (Santa Cruz, 1994).

The first thing you could order online was pizza from a Pizza Hut branch in Santa Cruz.

ANNA MAY WONG

LORNA THE JUNGLE GIRL #9 (Atlas, 1954)

Art: Al Hartley

Edited by Stan Lee.