Yogi Bear in Spaaaace!-1972

Typical UK style of balloons AND heavy explanatory text for no apparent reason. The big question is, why are the Ranger, Yogi and Boo-Boo just random;y visiting another planet in the first place!

Frankenstein-Kev O'Neill-1970s (?)

Was thinking today about this being FRANKENSTEIN's bicentennial year and then this evening I ran across this odd early work from later LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN artist Kevin O'Neill. Not sure of the exact year but seems to be late '70s.

Death Turns the Dial/Killed by Kindness-George Tuska-1969

From back when it didn't take months to tell a single story, here are two odd little one-pagers credited to editor Murray Boltniff and published in the back pages of an issue of THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD that apparently ran short. 

The Grand Vizier's Reward-1955/1948

Just an odd little 2 pager originally seen in black and white on the inside front covers of a 1948 comic but here reprinted in color 7 years later.

Boomerang-Manny Stallman-1944

Some perfectly good Golden Age superhero art from the much-maligned Manny Stallman, another artist whose work I've come to respect through blogging. 

Hector Heathcote-Fred Fredericks-1964

Was one of my favorite Saturday morning cartoons back when I was five years old. I read this and I hear Hector's voice--by John Mhyers--in my head.

Ten Tiny Dwarfs-Arthur Jameson-1942

Talk about "old school!" According to online info, artist Jameson would have been 70 years old when this story was done. he was known for children's books and would retire just 7 years after this.