Snagglepuss/Huckleberry Hound-Mark Evanier/Scott Shaw!-1979

This Hanna-Barbera outing is actually one long in-joke, as Mark Evanier explains here. 

Big Boy-Dan DeCarlo-1957

Here we see the East Coast Big Boy from the period where the Big Boy comics were still being produced by the company that would eventually become Marvel. 

Winky, Blinky, and Noddy-E.E. Hibbard-1946

Here we have the 3 Stooges--or at least their copyright-free near knock-offs. These guys were, of course, the sidekicks to the Golden Age Flash for many an adventure. In this case, we see a rare solo story. 

Johnny Weissmuller-1949

Olympic swimming champ, Hollywood gossip column favorite, ERB's Tarzan, and later--when he wasn't quite in good enough shape to parade around half-naked on the big screen anymore--Alex Raymond's Jungle Jim, here's a sanitized, Cliff's Notes version of the early life of America's favorite white jungle king.

Spacemouse-Frank Carin-1954

Here's another great Spacemouse story! Well...not really. Oh, the story's pretty good. It's just that it's not really Spaemouse. Not Walter Lantz's Spacemouse, anyway. This fella actually had a claim to the name first, appearing in no less than four Avon titles several years before the other squeaky little guy!

The Bad Man-Gene Colan-1956

Always amazes me that Colan's art is so recognizable and familiar so long before his glory days on Daredevil, Dr. Strange, and Batman.

Little Grouchy-1955

Seems like it was either Archie clones of Dennis the Menace clones after the Code came in. Here's another of the latter.