Thirteen and Jinx-Bernard Klein-1941

Will need to remember these two the next time Friday the 13th rolls around.

Trapped in the Ant Hill-Syd Shores-1957

Here we see, for all intents and purposes, the Golden Age Ant-Man.

The Girl From Bald Mountain-Chic Stone-1964

Dracula and Frankenstein's monster in a Code-approved comic book? This one is sort of a combination of Sabrina, Bewitched, The Addams Family, Wendy the Good Little Witch, and Herbie! Fit right in in 1964.

The Space Hogs-Jack Sparling-1962

I've developed a whole new respect for Sparling over the years. He's one of those artists who often seemed rushed, just cranking out more pages to get more pay. This isn't one of his best but it has its moments. Note the in-joke of a character named "Kurt Ellison" as in sci-fi authors Kurt Vonnegut and Harlan Ellison. 

Bammy Boozle-1956

Some lively art in this interactive short.

The Three Cheers-B. Currie-1941

This one reads to me like a good B-movie, or maybe a serial...or a radio episode! 

Fruitman-Hy Eisman-1969

Whenever anyone mentions the goofiest, oddest, comic books of all time, the 1969 one-shot, FRUITMAN, is inevitably noted. But even before that, this silly superguy was appearing as a BUNNY back-up, such as seen here.