Peanuts-1958

Not Schulz but a not bad simulation either. This is from an issue of NANCY but the GCD doesn't even list it as being in there, let alone who did it.

Happy Days-1979

Some lovely, if anonymous cartooning here. Anyone? Although literally NONE of the characters look all that much like who they're supposed to be, it's good--and somewhat familiar--stuff. I just can't place it.

I Come From the Shadow World-Steve Ditko-1959

I was not quite one year old when this came out. For years, after I picked it up used, a coverless copy of this was the oldest comic book I had!

Greasemonkey Griffin-Al Walker-1946

I just finished proofreading an upcoming book on Fiction House Comics so here's a Fiction House comic story, now! And by my favorite Fiction House artist, Al Walker!

Abbott and Costello-Tony Tallarico-1970

Ostensibly based on the early 1960s animated series (thus the Hanna Barbera in the title) these comics outlasted the show by nearly a decade and were generally very creative and much more fun than the cartoons!

Iconoclast-Johnny Craig-1981

Although not a patch on his great 1950s EC stuff, here's the one and only Johnny Craig a full 25 years beyond his prime and still an amazing storyteller.

Star Hawkins-Mike Sekowsky-1961

It seemed to be only a DC thing but for reasons unknown, imps were big in the early '60s. Mr. Mxyzptlk, Bat-Mite, and then these guys! Why stop at one or two when you can have a bunch of imps?