PATSY and HEDY #95 August 1964 ~ Male/ Marvel ~ Stan Lee, Al Hartley ~ 1.5 Fair+ for Sale

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PATSY and HEDY #95 August 1964 ~ Male/ Marvel ~ Stan Lee, Al Hartley ~ 1.5 Fair+ For Sale

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PATSY and HEDY #95 August 1964 ~ Male/ Marvel ~ Stan Lee, Al Hartley ~ 1.5 Fair+:
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PATSY and HEDY #95 August 1964 ~ Male / Marvel
Stan Lee, Al Hartley ~ 1.5 Fair+ Condition
PATSY and HEDY #95 August 1964 Male Publishing (Marvel). Silver Age. 1.5 Fair+ condition. Bright colors; color interior fine; cover has some wrinkles, chips; binding edge abraded, several inside pages are loose. had been repaired with Scotch tape that left dark marks along binding edge on about one-half the pages; other pages are okay. One advertising page missing. Images show the actual comic you will get (they are NOT stock photos).Script by Stan Lee, interior and cover art by Al Hartley. One long 18-page story: Patsy\'s High School Graduation Day, Patsy\'s Fashion page, Hedy\'s Fashion page, \"The Wish\" text story continued from Issue #94. 36 pgs. Cover price $0.12. Important issue: last issue with \"Patsy and Hedy\" title; from issue #96 on title is changed to \"Patsy and Hedy: Career Girls.\"History. The high-school series of comics, Patsy Walker, was created by Ruth Atkinson and writer Otto Binder in 1944. It featured art by Al Hartley, Al Jaffee (MAD Magazine), Morris Weiss and others, and ran until 1967. It spun off three titles including Patsy and Hedy.Atlas Comics, the successor of Timely Comics in 1950 was having problems with distribution and created 58 new shell company names and logos to hopefully stay on with almost any newsstand disctribution company than Independent News (IND), DC\'s distributor. One of the new names was Male Distribution, ironically one of the more successful ones with 196 comics published under that label between 1952 and 1967. Atlas went defunct in October 1957, but somehow continued publishing and was rebranded as Marvel Comics in 1961.Stan Lee had worked for both Timely and Atlas, and continued on into the Marvel era. This particular issue of Patsy and Hedy was published in that weird in-between period and is one of the first comics in which the story is written and signed by Stan Lee and Al Hartley. By this time, Stan Lee was using his new name rather than his birth name, Stanley Martin Lieber.100% of the proceeds of this sale go to Beyond the Walls (Charity)
Make an offer! What do you have to lose?For shipping, I will send the comic with board and sleeve via USPS Media Mail at the lowest current rate to any address in the USA. I\'m not like some sellers who build big profits into shipping and screw the buyer.Who am I? My web identity is SwapMeetDave, but I\'m actually David Ahl, founder of Creative Computing, ex-editor of Military Vehicles, writer, incurable collector, and Christian. When you have time, take a look at my on-line carnival and flea market at SwapMeetDave.com, which is chock full of new clean jokes, patriotic pics, books, magazines, my bio, handyman humor, and other good stuff.
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