Dear World

Thank you! It makes me feel good when I get people to laugh.

Not sure why I got logged out and posted as "Guest", but I take responsibililty for the comment above. :-)

Oh you do, do you? :D

You are a genius!😃😃😃

Aw, not really, but thank you!

You should have stolen this one. It's now worth over $10,000.

Nah.....it wasn't mint even in the 70's.

I think I had most of the Blackhawk and the Blue Beetle comics along with Enemy Ace, the Rawhide Kid, Haunted Tank, etc.
I never bought too many Superman or Batman ones being on a fixed income at the time, mind you that $1 allowance bought a movie with two cartoons and a couple of serials plus a large 'swampwater' pop, popcorn and a comic book on the way home.
It crippled me financially when the movie went from .25 to .35 and comics went from .10 to .12 :(

From what I've been led to believe, Batman and Superman were for the tykes. Mr. Smith was a grownup in the early fifties, but he still bought Blackhawks.
I own a copy of the Rawhide Kid....Jack Davis did the art.

You would think that you pervert! :D Actually, I don't know what to do with characters' hands sometimes.
Yeah, "Nurse Brown is hot!?".
When looking up the value of the first issue, I discovered to my dismay that the Marylin Monroe pin-up was not a centerfold. They hadn't started doing them yet. It was a single page titled "Sweetheart of the Month". I guess Billy turned it sideways anyway.
Also, for too much information, they're at Kay's house looking through her father's collection.

I sometimes cut-in tighter to reduce hand drawing.

That's a moniker of the time isn't it, "Sweetheart of the Month". Possibly he turned it sideways to get a better view of her tattoo!
:)

Coincidentally, this is comic #99. That was a pre-emoticon for, to put it delicately, Bazoombas!

They grow up so fast!