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For February 8, 2010: Exactly How Odd is ANIMAL ADVENTURES No. 1?
ONE ODDBALL (“Orsen Buggy”? Quick, Henry, the FLIT!)
TWO ODDBALLS (King Karrot gives me a royal pain!)
THREE ODDBALLS (“Invincible Ink”? Isn’t that the name of a comic book publisher?)
FOUR ODDBALLS (“Tobias Turtle” was pretty funny stuff, but considering how few panels Tobias appeared in, how did he wind up with the title?)
FIVE ODDBALLS (If not for using those “Dry-Tabs”, I would have wet my pants laughing at this ODDBALL COMIC!)
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Animal Adventures, No. 1

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There have been a lot of funny animal heroes over the years, from “Mighty Mouse” to the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” -- and beyond! Now, here’s the first issue of 1953’s ANIMAL ADVENTURES, which brings us such ODDBALL critter-crusaders as “King Karrot, The Royal Rabbit”, “Tobias Turtle”, “Soopermutt” and “Orsen Buggy, The Mad Genius”! Plus, the super-scientific secrets of “Dry-Tabs” and the “Vacutex” device revealed! What can we say, but “Woof!”?
 
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The Adventures of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, No. 19

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Hey, LAAAAADY! Yesterday was National Gorilla Suit Day, so let’s continue celebrating the ODDBALL occasion with an issue of DC’s THE ADVENTURES OF DEAN MARTIN & JERRY LEWIS, cover-featuring yet another of DC’s infamous purple-skinned gorillas! Plus, learn the astonishing COMICS-related secret of one half of this classic comedy team! (And four, count ‘em, four strips by DC’s #1 most prolific cartoonist!)

 
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Judy Joins the WAVES

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Here’s a lavish “giveawayODDBALL COMIC that promises “a career, security, travel, romance, a full life” – in the U.S. Navy! Meet Judy Watson, a teenage girl who goes from working at a department store ribbon counter to rescuing her friend from a desolate island that’s about to be bombed! Let’s all wave “hello” to JUDY JOINS THE WAVES!
 
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Hee Haw, Vol. 1, No. 2

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Yee-haw, it’s HEE HAW, an “eggs-ceptional” funnybook that attempts to adapt the classic country western musical comedy television of the 1970s! See cartoon versions of Buck Owens, Roy Clark, Junior Samples, Grandpa Jones, Lulu Roman and all the other hillbilly stars of America’s corniest cornpone TV series…with artwork by everyone’s favorite ODDBALL COMICS cartoonist, Tony Tallarico! But what is HEE HAW’s mysterious connection to Alvin And The Chipmunks and the Lone Ranger?
 
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Bozo the Clown, No. 3

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Jumpin’ firecrackers! If you think that current comic books have gotten too “dark”, wait until you see this week’s ODDBALL COMIC – a “dark” issue of BOZO THE CLOWN from waaay back in 1951! But whatever you do, don’t reveal the secret of “The Mysterious Box Of Shadows”! That would be a definite “Bozo No-No”!
 
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Superman, No. 143

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ODDBALL COMICS kicks off the new year with a hilarious-yet-pathetic SUPERMAN tale from the “Silver Age Of Comics” – “Bizarro Meets Frankenstein!” And if that ain’t Oddball enough for you, we’ve also got “The Great Superman Hoax!” and “Lois Lane’s Lucky Day!” up our sleeves! Bizarro say you am gonna hate it!
 
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Science Comics, Vol. 1, No. 1

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Meet Dave Keene, Doctor Franklin and Professor Gregory Black, the egghead stars of SCIENCE COMICS, a futuristic Canadian ODDBALL COMIC that’s “Based On TRUE Scientific Data”! Plus, predictions of the future of “Advanced Two-Way Television”, “Trapped By The Electric Eye” and the rhyming, how-to-draw fun-feature known as “Drawatoon”! (Just watch out for ”Captain Hobby”!) Happy ODDBALL New Year!
 
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Christmas, U.S.A.

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Armed with the triple-whammy of white Christianity, patriotism and consumerism, Santa Claus teams up with Uncle Sam to blast off back through time in a transparent space ship to visit happy Negro slaves of Christmases past (and others) in this week’s ODDBALL COMIC! “Join Santa On His Trip Through 300 Years!” in CHRISTMAS, U.S.A.! Happy holidays from ODDBALL COMICS!
 
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Betty and Me, No. 3

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Move over, Pureheart The Powerful! Step off, Captain Hero! Hit the road, Evilheart! “See the sweetheart of the super hero jet set zoom into action when ‘Superteen Strikes Again’ in this BIFF, BAM, POW, CRUNCH, WHAP, ZOK issue!” So who is this mysterious “shapely guardian angel in highly polished boots”? The title of this week’s ODDBALL COMIC gives away the amazing answer: BETTY AND ME! (And she sure ain’t me!)
 
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Gory Stories Quarterly, No. 2½

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This week, ODDBALL COMICS honors Ken Krueger! This unsung hero not only published GORY STORIES QUARTERLY – an underground funnybook featuring the first-ever-published work of John (GARBAGE PAIL KIDS) Pound and Scott (CAPTAIN CARROT) Shaw!Ken also discovered such creators as Dave (THE ROCKETEER) Stevens, Jim (SHADOWHAWK) Valentino and Greg (CITY AT THE END OF TIME) Bear…and was even a founder of the San Diego Comic-Con International!

 
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