Rocket's Blast Comicollector/Issues 76-100

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==Issue #76Zine details provided by Mycomicshop.com (via Wayback Dec 11/23) and the Poopsheet Foundation (via Wayback Oct 2/23)==
November 1970. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Andy Warner; Assistant Editor: Kirby Sides. 136 pages, print run: 2000. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Flash Gordon
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
* “EYEING THE EGOS” by Jan Strnad - column.
*Ad for Overstreet's Comic Book Price Guide #1
*“HOT AIR FROM A COOL FAN” by Andy Warner - news and opinions.
*Illustration - horror drawing by Andy Warner
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" with a letter from Jim Jones.
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Anomaly #3; Anomaly posters by Robert Kline; Assorted Superlatives #2; Badtime Stories; Blast; Captain Biljo Presents #2; Captain George Presents #28 - Virgil Finlay; Captain George Presents #41 - Virgil Finlay; Captain George Presents #45 - Rip Kirby; Captain George Presents #43 And #44 - Mandrake The Magician; Captain George Presents - Prince Valiant Cartoonist Showcase; Comics Commentary #3; Erbdom #30-#40; Fandom Annual #2; Fantagor #1; Fantazine #2; Fantastic Exploits #15, #16, #17; Fantastic Fanzine #12; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Fulcrum #1; Funnyworld #12 and #13; Golden Age #3, #5; Graphic Story Magazine #12 and #13; Illustrated Comic Collectors Handbook #3; Infinity #2; Nucleus #5; Pox Vobiscum #1; Reality #2; Rocket’s Blast Special #7, #8; Something Better #1 (published?); The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; This Is Legend #1; This World and Others #1 and #2; Vacation in Duckburg #1
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #77==
December 1970. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Andy Warner; Assistant Editor: Kirby Sides. 120 pages, print run: 2000. Published monthly. 
Contents:
*Front cover by John Adkins Richardson - The Twister
*Additional art by Jim Hanley.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*“The Adventures of Tarzan” by Don Lawrence - 2-page strip reprinted from TV21.
* “EYEING THE EGOS” by Jan Strnad - column.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“HOT AIR FROM A COOL FAN” by Andy Warner - news and opinions.
*A newspaper article about Phoenix Con 1970.
*“Datarama” by Raymond Miller and Howard P. Siegel - article on 1960s comics.
*Ads for Dcon '71 and Houstoncon 1971.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" with a letter from Earl Blair, Jr.
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Abyss #1; Anomaly #2; Badtime Stories; Captain Biljo Presents #2; Captain George Presents - Prince Valiant; Captain George Presents #43 and #44 - Mandrake The Magician; Captain George Presents #45 - Rip Kirby; Comic Book Price Guide 1st Edition; Comic Crusader #10; Fandom Annual #1 and #2; Fantagor #1; Fantastic Exploits #15-19; Farce of Fandom #4; Fighting Hero Comics #14; George; Golden Age #3, #5, #7; Graphic Story Magazine #13; Illustrated Comic Collectors Handbook #3; Infinity #1 and #2; Paragon Illustrated #3; Phoenix #4; Plastic Oracle #1; Rocket’s Blast Special #7 and #8; Silver Starr In The Flame World ; Specials Series #1; Scoffaw #1; The Collector #20 and #21; The Comic Artist #3; The Wonderful World of Comix #4/5; Tomorrow Magazine #1; Vacation in Duckburg #1; Yesterday
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #78==
February 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Andy Warner; Assistant Editor: Kirby Sides. 124 pages, print run: 2000. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Robert Kline
*Additional art by Reed Crandall.
* “EYEING THE EGOS” by Jan Strnad - column.
*Illustration by Don Newton - Catwoman.
*“Miamicon ’71 Was an Experience” by James Van Hise - convention report on MiamiCon '71
*“HOT AIR FROM A COOL FAN” by Andy Warner - news and opinions.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*Ad for Houstoncon 1971.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" with a letter from Mark Burbey, and an open letter from John Adkins Richardson.
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Armageddon #2; Badtime Stories; Blast! #1; Captain Biljo Presents #2; cARToon #1; Comics Commentary #4; ; Electric Stories #1; Fandom Annual #1 and #2; Fantastic Exploits #15-20; Fanzation #5; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Freeform #1; Fulcrum #1; George; Glib #1; Golden Age #6 and #7; Graphic Story Magazine #13; Helix #1; Incognito #8; Infinity #1 and 2; Mjollnir Science Fiction-Fantasy; Paragon Illustrated #3; Preview #6; Promethean Enterprises #3; Rocket’s Blast Special #7 and #8; Styx #2; Tempest #4; The Collector #21, #22; The Eagle #1; The Jeff Jones Portfolio (Tom Veilleux); Vacation in Duckburg #1 and an ad for a portfolio of posters by Kenneth Smith in support of Phantasmogoria.
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #79==
March 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Andy Warner; Assistant Editor: Kirby Sides. 124 pages, print run: 2000. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by John Adkins Richardson - The Spirit.
*Illustration by Don Newton - Lex Luthor.
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise - article on pulp magazines.
*“HOT AIR FROM A COOL FAN” by Andy Warner - news and opinions.
*Illustration by Jim Jones - The Hulk.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*ads for Miamicon II, 1971 Comic Art Convention, and Houstoncon '71
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" with letters from Gary Groth and Richard Corben.
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Astro Advertiser #1; cARToon #1; Citsatnaf #1 (published?); Comic and Crypt #4; Comic Book Price Guide 1st Edition; Comic Courier #5; Comics Commentary #1-4 (#5 in the works); Fandom Annual #1 and #2; Fantagor #1; Fantagorposters by Richard Corben; Fantastic Exploits #15-20; Fantastic Fanzine #11 and #12; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Fulcrum #1; George; I’ll Be Damned #3; Infinity #1, #2 and #3; Plastic Oracle ; Pox Vobiscum #1 and #2; Promethean Enterprises #3; Reality #1 and #2; Rocket’s Blast Special #7; Specials Series #1; Silver Starr In The Flame World ; The Spectrum #1; Tomorrow Magazine #1; Vacation in Duckburg #1; Variety Fanzine #1 (published?); Wart’s Epic #1; Witzend #8
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #80==
April 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Andy Warner; Assistant Editor: Kirby Sides. 108 pages, print run: 2000. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by John Adkins Richardson - Doctor Strange.
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise. 
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*Part 1 of a reprint of “Danny Dreams” by Joe Kubert from TOR #1- comic strip
*Tribute to Virgil Finlay
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS."
*Ads for Miamicon #2, D-Con '71, Houstoncon '71
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: -273° C #1; Anomaly #3; Anomaly posters; Aardvark Papers #1 and #2; Blast #1 and #2; Captain Biljo Presents #2; Comic Book Price Guide 1st Edition (2nd printing); Comic Showcase #4; Electric Stories #1 and #2; Fandom Annual #2; Fancal 1972; Fandom’s Agent #7 and #8; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #20; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Funnyworld #13; Golden Age #4 and #7; Graphic Fantasy #1; Graphic Story Magazine #13; I’ll Be Damned #3; Illustrated Comic Collectors Handbook #3; Infinity #2 and #3; Man From Utopia by Rick Griffin; Myron Moose Funnies; Paragon Illustrated #1, #2, and #3 (explaining the delay in the printing of #3); Phantasmagoria #1; Rocket’s Blast Special #8; Silver Starr In The Flame World; The City of Comics #1; The Comic Artist #3; The Nostalgia Collector; Vacation in Duckburg #1
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #81==
May 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Andy Warner; Assistant Editor: Kirby Sides. 128 pages, print run: 2000. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Richard Corben, additional art by Skip Olsen.
*“The Super Labors of Love,” an article about G.B. Love reprinted from Tropic May 2, 1971 (the Sunday magazine to The Miami Herald).  
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg - "The Spider"  
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel, including a FANDOM PROFILE of Robert Weinberg.  
*“The Dweller” by HP Lovecraft, illustrated by Don Newton (centerspread).  
*“HOT AIR FROM A COOL FAN” by Andy Warner.  
*“BEHIND THE SCENES AT DC COMICS” by Bruce Hamilton (A talk with Jack Kirby), header art by Tom Sutton.
*Part 2 of a reprint of “Danny Dreams” by Joe Kubert from TOR #1.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" with letters from Dick Mosso and Dave Puckett.
*Ads for DCon '71, San Diego Comic-Con
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Captain Biljo Presents #2; Citsatnaf #1 (published?); Comic Book Price Guide 1st Edition; Comics Commentary #5; Collage #1; Ecstasy Oblivion (published?); Erb-Dom; Fandom Annual #2; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #21; Fantasy World of Jones I & II #1 (published?); Fighting Hero Comics #14; Funnyworld #13; George; Golden Age #4, #7; Graphic Story Magazine #13; Graphitti #1 (never published); Heritage #1a; Infinity #3; Myron Moose Funnies; Nebulous #1; Nucleus Yearbook #1; Pulp #2; Reality #2; The Collector #23; The Jeff Jones Portfolio (Tom Veilleux); The Mandrill Comics (published?); The Spectrum #1, #2; Train of Thought #6; Vacation in Duckburg #2; Vulcan #1; Witzend #8
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #82==
July 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 124 pages, print run: 2000. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Hawkman
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg - "The Spider" continued.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*Centrefold by Robert Kline
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*Part 3 (conclusion) of a reprint of “Danny Dreams” by Joe Kubert from TOR #1.
*Houstoncon '71 by James Van Hise - Convention Report on Houstoncon
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" with letters from Robert Barrett and Richard Corben.
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Anomaly #3; Blast #2; Cape #1; Captain George Presents; Captain George’s Whizzbang; Collage; Comic Book Price Guide 1st Edition; Conan/Frazetta (portfolio, 3 drawings, 11 X 17); EC Portfolio #1; Erbdom; Fandom Annual #1 and #2; Fandom’s Fans #1; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #21; Fighting Hero Comics #14; FVP #1; Golden Age #7; Graphic Fantasy #2; Graphic Story World #2; Hero Pulp Index (Robert Weinberg); Illustrated Comic Collectors Handbook #3; Incredible Science Fiction poster By Wally Wood; Infinity #3; Kirby Unleashed; Myron Moose Funnies; Paragon Illustrated #3; Paragon Presents #2 — Dark Continent; Phantasmagoria #1, 2; Promethean Enterprises #1, #2, #3; Rocket’s Blast Special #7, #8; Special Visual Effects Created By Ray Harryhausen - FXRH #2; The Wonderful World Of Comix #6.
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #83==
August 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise.124 pages, print run: 2000. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Richard Corben. Additional art by Skip Olsen.
*“THE CLIFFHANGERS” by Earl Blair, Jr. - article on "The Adventures of Captain Marvel" serial.  
*An interview with Kirk Alyn - interview with 1948 Superman actor; plus ad for Alyn's book, A Job For Superman.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel, including a FANDOM PROFILE of Biljo White.
*DallasCon 1971 convention report by James Van Hise.  
*Ad for Comics and Their Creators by Martin Sheridan
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Aftermath (British adzine); Anomaly posters by Robert Kline; Assorted Superlatives #3; Captain George Presents; Captain George’s Whizzbang; Collage; Comic Book Price Guide 1st Edition; Comic Fandom Monthly; Comics Commentary #6 ; EC Portfolio #1; Epoch Fanzine #1; Fandom Annual #2; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #21; Fighting Hero Comics #14; FVP #2; Heritage #1; Hero Pulp Index (Robert Weinberg); Journey Into Comics #4-8; Ken Barr poster; Lost and Profound #1 & 2  ; Nickel Library; Nostalgia Collector #1; Oparian #1; Plg Comics #1; Pox Vobiscum #1; Reality #2; Scream Door #1; Squa Tront #1 Reprint; The Comic World #14 (Robert Jennings); The Jeff Jones Portfolio (Tom Veilleux); Top Notch (published?); Vacation In Duckburg #1 and #2; Weirdom Comix #14.
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #84==
September 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 152 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Tarzan
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg.  
*“THE CLIFFHANGERS” by Earl Blair, Jr. - article on the Captain America serial.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*Centerspread by Don Newton - "Call of Cthulhu" by H.P. Lovecraft.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel, including a FANDOM PROFILE of MC Goodwin.  
*MiamiCon II Report by James Van Hise. 
*Ad for the first annual Witchcraft and Sorcery Convention.
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Aardvark Papers #1 and 2; Anomaly #3; Autocracy (likely never published); Blast #2; Captain George Presents; Captain George’s Whizzbang; Collage #1 thru #8; Comic & Crypt #5; Comic Detective #1; Comic Fandom Monthly #2; Comic Zine #1; Erbdom; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #21; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Frazetta, Williamson, Wood, Crandall — An Art Folio; FVP #1, 2 and 3; Impulse Magazine #1; Infinity #3; Infinity Bound #1; Ken Barr poster; Mathom #6 (Lovecraft zine); Paragon Illustrated #3; Paragon Golden Age Greats; Paragon Presents #2 — Dark Continent; Phase #1; Reality #2; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; Vulcan #2.
*an ad for two authorized EC cover posters (Vault of Horror #32 and Tales of the Crypt #38). 
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #85==
October 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 112 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Bill Black - Stuntman
*“Massacre of the Innocents” by Brad Caslor - comic stripNote from My ComicShop.com entry: "A five-page strip that is the first chapter of "The Massacre of the Innocents". What is interesting about it? In this short segment, three well-known superheros are ruthlessly murdered by an unknown assailant. Sound familiar? It's a strip that was more than a decade ahead of its time." chapter 1.
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel, including a FANDOM PROFILE of Robert Jennings.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS."
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Autocracy (likely never published); Captain George Presents; Captain George’s Whizzbang; cARToon #1; Collage #1 thru #10; Comic Book Price Guide 1st Edition; Comic Rerun ; Comic Zine #1; EC posters (Graphic Masters); Fandom Annual #2; Fandom Stranger #1 (published?); Fandom’s Fanzine #1; Fantastic Exploits #15-21; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Golden Age #3, 5; Infinity #3, 4; Ken Barr poster; Paragon Golden Age Greats; Paragon Illustrated #1 and 2; Paragon Presents #2 — Dark Continent; Phase #1; Robert Kline Portfolio; The Bode Bulletin; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The City of Comics; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; The Menomonee Falls Gazette; Vacation in Duckburg #1 and #2
*a classified ad for British fanzines Armageddon and Oracle. 
*classified comic book ads
==Issue #86==
November 1971. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 120 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Bernie Wrightson
*"Massacre of the Innocents" by Brad Caslor - comic strip part two.
*"Fraudulent Slips" by Bruce Hamilton - a piece on counterfeit comics.
*Thor pinup by Don Newton.
*"Superman Foresees Supercons" by Kirk Alyn.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*"The Claws of Death" by Al Williamson and Frank Frazetta - reprint of a western story originally published in Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine dated Feb. 1951
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: -273° C #1; A-Zine #1; Blast #3 & #4; Collage #1 thru #11; Comic & Crypt #5; Comic Book Price Guide 1st Edition; Con-Quest #1 (published?); Fandom Annual #2; Fantastic Exploits #15-#21, Fighting Hero Comics #14; Frazetta, WIilliamson, Wood, Crandall— An Art Folio; Funnyworld #14; Graphic Fantasy #1 and #2; Graphic Story Magazine #14; Infinity #4; Journey Into Comics #9; Lee Conklin’s Mutation; Nostalgia News #11; Newcomer #3; Paragon Golden Age Greats; Paragon Illustrated #1 and #2; Paragon Presents #2 — Dark Continent; Phantasmagoria #1 and 2; Phase #1; Promethean Enterprises #4; Remember When #1; Rocket's Blast Special #8; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Collector's Handbook Vol. 4; The Magic of Kirby #1 (published?); The Menomonee Falls Gazette.
*Ad for Superman: From the 30's to the 70's by by E. Nelson Bridwell - collection of Superman stories (DC Comics)
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #87==
January 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 140 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - The Green Hornet.
*"Massacre of the Innocents" by Brad Caslor - comic strip part three.
*“THE CLIFFHANGERS” by Earl Blair, Jr. - an article about The Crimson Ghost serial
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg - article on pulp hero Operator #5
*a feature on Western movie stars
*an interview with Joe Kubert by Bruce Hamilton.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Abraxis #1; Classic Film Serials #1 (published?); Collage #1 thru #13; Comic Zine #1; Fandom Stranger #1 (published?); EC Portfolio #2; Ecstasy Oblivion #1 (likely never published); Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #22; Fighting Hero Comics #14; FVP #3; Glue Shots #1 thru 4 ; Golden Age #5; ; Id, Ego … Aeon #2; Infinity #4; Journey Into Comics #10; Paragon Presents #2 — Dark Continent; Phase #1; Reality #2; Silver Starr In The Flame World; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Spectrum  #4; With Pen and Brush #2
*Hand-colored print by Frazetta (Russ Cochran)
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #88==
February 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 144 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by John Adkins Richardson.
*Chapter 4 for “Massacre of the Innocents” by Brad Caslor.  
*“THE CLIFFHANGERS” by James Van Hise - an article about the Zorro's Fighting Legion serials
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*BEHIND THE SCENES —A Joe Kubert Rap Session” by Bruce Hamilton.  
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a FANDOM PROFILE of Jean Bails. 
*ad for the Collectors Book Store 
*ad for Multicon '72
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Collage #1 thru #17; Comic City Weekly (free adzine); Comic Courier #6 (Mark Ammerman’s last issue as editor); Comic Courier #7 (Mike Graycar takes over editorship from Mark Ammerman); Comic Crusader #10 and #11; EC Posters; E.C. Tales (published?); ERB-Dom #54; Fandom Stranger #1 (published?); Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #22; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Frazetta, Williamson, Wood, Crandall — An Art Folio; Golden Age #6 and #7; Infinity #4; Madstar #1; Plg Comics #1, #2; Reality #2; Rocket’s Blast Special #8; Sense of Wonder #10/11; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Menomonee Falls Gazette; The National Advisor #1 (likely never published); The Whizzbang Gallery Presents Frank Frazetta; The Whizzbang Gallery Presents Mac-An-T-Saoir (Robert Macintyre); Vaughn Bode Posters.
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #89==
March 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 132 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Green Lantern
*Ballot for the 1971 Goethe Awards (comic fanart award)
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a tribute to the recently deceased Edwin Aprill Jr.  
*ads for Multicon '72, Phoenix Con 72, and E.C. Fan-Addict Convention
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers with a letter from Jim Vadeboncoeur.  
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Badtime Stories; Blast; Cine Nostalgia #2; Collage #1 thru #19; Fandom Stranger #1 (published?); Fantastic Exploits #15 thru 22; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Flashback #2 — The Human Torch; Graphitti #1 (never published); Id, Ego … Aeon #3; Infinity #4; Newton Portfolio; With Pen and Brush #4; Spectragrams #3; Squa Tront #1- #5; Styx #2; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; The Comic Art Showcase #1; The Spectrum #5; Tri-Con Report #1; Vacation in Duckburg #1 and #2
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #90==
April 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 140 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton
*"The Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise and Larry Bigman - series about comic artist Al Williamson.
*"Miami Fandom Rides Again!!" by James Van Hise - article
*Captain America pinup by Mike Machlan
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*“THE CLIFFHANGERS” by James Van Hise - article on the Fighting Devil Dogs serial
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a FANDOM PROFILE of Maggie & Don Thompson.
*Ads for Pulpcon 1 and Multicon '72
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Badtime Stories; cARToon #1-#5; Collage #1 thru #20; Comic and Crypt #6; Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; Comic Courier #7; Etcetera & The Comic Reader ; Factors Unknown #2; Fandom Media #3; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #22; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Hero Pulp Index (Robert Weinberg); Infinity #2-4; Journey Into Comics #11; Learning To Cartoon By Syd Hoff; Newton Portfolio; Opar Press — Tarzan, Jungle Lord; Opar Press — Burroughs Artist: Frank Frazetta; Phantasmagoria #2 and #3; Sense of Wonder #10, #11 and #12; Seraphim #5; Styx #2; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; The Comic Art Showcase; The Golden Age Collector #1; The Hero Pulp Index by Robert Weinberg; The Jeff Jones Portfolio (Tom Veilleux); The Monster Times; The Who’s Who of American Comic Books #1; Voice of Comicdom #17
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*classified comic book ads. 
==Issue #91==
May 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 124 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Captain Marvel and C.C. Beck; additional art by Bob Hencey.
*"The Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise and Larry Bigman - series about comic artist Al Williamson.
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*“PREMIUM CLASSICS” by Rex Miller - A brief origin of Buck Rogers
*Samson and Black Fury pinup by Don Newton
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*A feature on William Boyd by David Wilt
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*ads for Newcon, the 1972 New York Comic Art Convention 
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; Fandom Annual #2; Fandom Band Wagon (published?); Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #22; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Imagination #1; Marvel Times #1; Phase #1 Ragnorok #1; Reference Guide To Fantastic Films (Walt Lee); Rocket’s Blast Special #7 and #8; Sense of Wonder #10, 11 and 12; Silver Starr In The Flame World; The Comic Art Showcase; The Golden Age Collector #1; Those Enduring Matinee Idols #11 thru #15; Unfinished Works: A Portfolio (Sal Quartuccio; published?); Voice of Comicdom #17; Where Are They Now? by Danny Davis; Yellow Balloon
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #92==
July 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 100 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Jon Farwell and Andy Warner - Red Skull.
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*"The Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise and Larry Bigman - series about comic artist Al Williamson.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*a report on the Miami Star Trek Festival by Orlando Falcon. 
*an interview with Milton Caniff by Jay Maeder
*“PREMIUM CLASSICS” by Rex Miller. 
*ad for Detroit Tri-Con 1972
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a FANDOM PROFILE of John Ryan. 
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Aardvark Papers #1 and #2; Chronicle #1 and #2; Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; Comic Zine #2; Fandom Annual #3; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru 22; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Finders Keepers #1; Graphic Illusions #1; Marvel Times #1; Newton Portfolio; Nova #1; Paragon #4; Phase #1; Ragnarok #1 and #2; Rocket’s Blast Special #8; The Button Book (Ted Hake); The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; The Golden Age Collector #1; Unfinished Works: A Portfolio (Sal Quartuccio; published?); Voice of Comicdom #17; Yellow Balloon #4, #5
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #93==
August 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Andy Warner; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 108 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by John Fantucchio - The Black Terror (Nedor Comics)
*Multicon convention report by James Van Hise
*“PREMIUM CLASSICS” by Rex Miller. 
*Batman pinup by Tom Armstrong
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*"The Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise and Larry Bigman - series about comic artist Al Williamson.
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.; including an “Index to The Ghost Rider Comics” by Don Rosa and Larry Bigman. 
*A report on the 1972 New York Comic Art Convention
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*“SF REVIEW” by James Van Hise: 
**Andrew Offut's The Castle Keeps;
**Fantastic Science Fiction and Fantasy Stories: Aug. 1972
**Conquest of the Planet of the Apes
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Captain Biljo Presents #2; Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; Comic Detective #1, 2; Etcetera And The Comics Reader; Fandom Annual #3; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru 22; Fantasy Unlimited (UK fanzine); Fighting Hero Comics #14; Frank Frazetta Portfolio One (Middle Earth); Id, Ego … Aeon #4; Marvel Times #1; Media Five; Monster Mania Frazetta Poster; Poster #4; Pulp #4; Serial Pictorials (And Other Screen Facts Books); Spectragrams #4; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; The Golden Age Collector #1; The Spectrum #6; Voice of Comicdom #17; With Pen and Brush #4
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #94==
September 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 100 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Gil Kane - Adam Warlock
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a FANDOM PROFILE of Bob Overstreet, and a salute to Don Newton who had recently turned pro. 
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*Captain Marvel drawing by Don Newton
*Ads for D-Con '73, and Houstoncon '73
*Debut of CRITIQUE  fanzine and comix review column, with reviews by James Van Hise, Mark Burbey, Andy Warner and Jack Reid - a column reviewing The Monster Times #14, Comic Zine #2, Death Rattle #1, Funny World #14, and other items.
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Alter Ego #10; Badtime Stories; Captain Biljo Presents #2; Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; EC Lives!; EC Portfolio #2; ERB-Dom; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #22; Fandom Annual #3; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Finder Keepers #1; Funnyworld #14; Ghost Rider poster by Frazetta; Golden Age #7; Monster Mania Frazetta poster; Phase #1; Plg Comics #1, #2 and #3; Steranko’s The History Of Comics #1; Rocket’s Blast Special #7; Tarzan poster by Burne Hogarth; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Collector #26; The Golden Age Collector #1; The Monster Times; Voice of Comicdom #17
*classified comic book ads. 
==Issue #95==
October 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 124 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Zorro
*ads for D-Con '73, Houston Con '73, the New York Comic Art Convention.
*“THE CLIFFHANGERS” by James Van Hise - Daredevils of the Red Circle serial; 
*"SF IN REVIEW" by James Van Hise - Reviews of Nebula Award Stories Six and Deryni Rising;
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*"CRITIQUE" by Mark Burbey, G.B. Love, Andy Warner, Jason Leeds and James Van Hise - fanzine and comix reviews.
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*“COMIC COLLECTOR’S COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - including a profile of Paul Levitz
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Alter Ego #10; Badtime Stories; Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; Comic City Monthly; Comic City Weekly; Captain Biljo Presents #2; Dagon; EC Portfolio #2; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #22; Fantastic Fanzine #12; Fantastic Fanzine Special #2; Frazetta Print (Famous Funnies #214); Funnyworld #14; Graphic Illusions #1; I Luv Comics #1; Kirby Unleashed; New York Comicart Convention 1972 Program Book; Phase #1; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; The Monster Times; Steranko’s The History Of Comics #1 and 2.
*classified comic book ads. 
==Issue #96==
December 1972. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 112 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Bob Juanillo. Additional art by Jim Jones
*"The Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise and Larry Bigman - series about comic artist Al Williamson.
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg.
*“PREMIUM CLASSICS” by Rex Miller. 
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a FANDOM PROFILE of John Wright, and The 1972 Comic Fan Art Awards (formerly The Goethe Awards). 
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*“CRITIQUE” by Mark Burbey, GB Love, Victor K. Kelly, Andy Warner, Greg W. Myers, Gary Brown, Jason Leeds, and James Van Hise - fanzine and comix reviews: Alternatives #3, Comic Crusader #13, Media Five #1, and other items.
*Ads for Houstoncon '73 and D-Con '73
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Badtime Stories; Blast #6; Captain Biljo Presents #2; Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; EC Portfolio #2; Etcetera #1; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #23; Fantastic Fanzine #12; Fantastic Fanzine Special #2; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Frazetta Print (Famous Funnies #214); Graphic Illusions #1; Kirby Unleashed; Marvel Times #2; Middle Earth Presents: Frank Frazetta Portfolio One; Middle Earth Presents: Kull The Conqueror By John Severin; Rocket’s Blast Special #8; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Collector #26; The Comic Reader; The Golden Age Collector #1; The Menomonee Falls Gazette; The Monster Times; True Fan Adventure Theater #8; Zephyr #1 thru #4.
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #97==
January 1973. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 100 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Captain Boomerang.
*Captain Marvel pinup by C.C. Beck.
*“SF IN REVIEW” by James Van Hise - Reviews of Stranger in a Strange Land and Slaughterhouse Five (the movie).
*"The Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise and Larry Bigman - series about comic artist Al Williamson.
*“THE TWIST OF THE DIAL” by Irwin Elkins - radio serial column.
*"Captain America Shazams Again" by Jay Maeder - reprinted from The Miami Herald.  
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a FANDOM PROFILE of “The Gang” (Duffy Vohland, Roger Stern, Jim Novak, Roger Slifer, Chuck Fiala, Jim Engel, and others). 
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*Ads for Cosmicon II, D-Con '73, and Houstoncon '73
*“CRITIQUE” by Mark Burbey, Andy Warner and James Van Hise - fanzine and comix reviews: Fantagor #3, Skull #6, Locus #127, and other items
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; EC Portfolio #2; East Coast Comix EC Reprints; Fantastic Exploits #23; Finders Keepers #1; Funnyworld #14; I Luv Comics #7; Kirby Unleashed; Marvel Times #2; Middle Earth Presents: Frank Frazetta Portfolio One; Middle Earth Presents: Kull The Conqueror By John Severin; Now & Then Times #1; record eXchanger; Sense of Wonder #12; Super Star Comics #1; The Buyer’s Guide For Comics Fandom; The Collector #26; Steranko’s The History of Comics #1 and 2; The Monster Times; The Mirk-Wood Times.
*classified comic book ads. 
==Issue #98==
February 1973. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 116 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Bill Black 
*"The Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise and Larry Bigman - series about comic artist Al Williamson.
*"The Cisco Kid Lives" by Robert Rawitch - reprinted from the Los Angeles Times. 
*“SF IN REVIEW” by James Van Hise - Harlan Ellison's Over the Edge and Norman Spinrad's The Last Hurrah of The Golden Horde
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a FANDOM PROFILE of fanzine collectors John & Tom McGeehan. 
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*Ads for D-Con '73, and Houstoncon '73 
*“CRITIQUE” by Mark Burbey, Andy Warner, John Ellis, and James Van Hise - fanzine and comix reviews:The Comic Reader #92, The Mad World of William M. Gaines, The Monster Times #17, Erb-Dom #64, and other items
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers with letters from Max Allan Collins and Larry Johnson.
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Alter Ego #10; Badtime Stories; Chronicle #3; Comic Book Price Guide 2nd Edition; Comic Book Retail Values 1973-1974; Cosmic Creation #1; East Coast Comix EC Reprints; EC Lives!; Etcetera #1; Fanazine #1; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #23; Fantastic Fanzine #12; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Fire #1; Funnyworld #14; Heritage Vol. 1, #1b; Long Tom’s Americana Comix ; Macabre Western #1; Middle Earth Presents: Frank Frazetta Portfolio One; Middle Earth Presents: Kull The Conqueror By John Severin; Paragon #4; Phantasmagoria #3; Phase #1; Portfolio Of Sketches By Vaughn Bode; Serial Pictorial Vol. 1 thru 8; Star-Studded Comics #18; The Best Of I Luv Comics; The Buyer’s Guide For Comic Fandom; The Mirk-Wood Times; The Monster Times; Uncle Barney’s Comix; Value Guide To Old Books, Magazines, Comics, Dime Novels.
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #99==
March 1973. Editor: G.B. Love; Associate Editor: Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 112 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Spacehawk
*“THE CLIFFHANGERS” by James Van Hise - article about the Dick Tracy serial 
*1972 Comic Fan Awards Final Ballot. 
*"Sally Forth" by Wallace Wood - comic strip 
*“SF IN REVIEW” by James Van Hise - Reviews of Terry Carr's Science Fiction for People Who Hate Science Fiction and Leigh Brackett and Ray Bradbury's Lorelei of the Red Mist.
*“PULPS — ERA OF ADVENTURE” by James Van Hise and Robert Weinberg
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip.
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Alter Ego #10; Blast #2 thru #7; Comic Book Price Guide 3rd Edition; Cosmic Creation #1; EC Lives!; East Coast Comix EC Reprint: Tales From The Crypt #46; Fandom Annual #3; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #23; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Flashback #2; Frazetta Print (Famous Funnies #214); Funnyworld #14; Gadget-Man’s Grab Bag (published?); Infinity #5; Isle of Comics #1; Jack Kirby’s Gods Posters; Long Tom’s Americana Comix; Macabre Western #1; Marvel Collector’s Handbook #1; Melting Pot #1 thru #5; Middle Earth Presents: Frazetta Portfolio One; Middle Earth Presents: Kull By John Severin; Nostalgia News; Paragon #1, #3 and #4, Captain Paragon #1; Phase #1; Serial Pictorial Vol. 1 thru 8; Steranko’s The History of Comics #1 and 2; The Buyer’s Guide For Comic Fandom; The Collector #27; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; The Folmar #2 (fiction and horror); The Illustrated All Story Magazine #1 ; The Mirk-Wood Times; The Spirit #1 (Kitchen Sink Comix); Uncle Barney’s Comix.
*Ads for D-Con '73, and Houstoncon '73.
*“CRITIQUE” by Mark Burbey, Gary Wilson, Orlando Falcon and James Van Hise - fanzine and comix reviews: The Spirit #1, Realm #5, Grimwit #1, Radio Nostalgia #4, and other items
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers with a letter from Gordon Bailey.
*classified comic book ads.
==Issue #100==
April 1973. Editor: G.B. Love; Assistant Editor: Jim Van Hise. 140 pages, print run: 2250. Published monthly.
Contents:
*Front cover by Don Newton - Superman. Additional art by Rudi Franke, Richard Corben, John Adkins Richardson, John Fantucchio, Robert Kline, Wally Wood and Raymond Miller.
*"Koening on Star Trek" by Walter Koenig
*“An Index to SFCA” (a complete list of SFCA publications) by Larry Bigman.  
*"The Williamson Collector" by James Van Hise and Larry Bigman - series about comic artist Al Williamson.
*A number of Rocket's Blast cover reproductions.
*100th issue congratulations ads from TCR Publications (The Comic Reader), Charlton Comics, and Bill Devine.
*King Kong centerspread by Robert Kline.
*“PREMIUM CLASSICS” by Rex Miller. 
*“RBCC INFORMATION CENTER” by Raymond Miller - question-and-answer feature dealing with readers' queries on all forms of pop entertainment, including comics, television, and movies.
*“COMIC COLLECTORS COMMENTS” by Howard P. Siegel - news, reviews, and gossip, including a FANDOM PROFILE of Rex Miller. 
*"THE KEYHOLE" by Hamilton Benedict - news & analysis column
*Ads for the 1973 New York Comic Art Convention, D-Con '73, and Houstoncon '73
*YE OLDE FANZINE SHOPPE: Comic Book Price Guide 3rd Edition; Comic Book Retail Values 1973-1974; Comic Media #8 and #9; East Coast Comix Reprint: Tales From The Crypt #46; EC Lives!; Etcetera #2; Erbdom; Fanazine ; Fantastic Exploits #15 thru #23; Fantastic Fanzine Special #2; Fighting Hero Comics #14; Finders Keepers #2; Flashback #2; Golden Funnies; Graphic Illusions #1; Jack Kirby’s Gods posters; Marvel Collector’s Handbook #1; Marvel Times #3; Mr. A. #1; Phantasmagoria #1-3; Phase #1; Remember When #8; Serial Pictorial Vol. 1-8; Spirit Section Reprints; Styx #2 ; Superstar Comics #2; The Best Of Virgil Finlay; The Buyer’s Guide For Comic Fandom; The Collector #27 and a poster of the cover by Robert Kline; The Collector’s Handbook Vol. 4; The Comet #1; The Comic Reader. 
*“CRITIQUE” by Mark Burbey, Orlando Falcon, Gary Wilson, Jason Leeds, Jack Reid, and James Van Hise - fanzine and comix reviews: Hemogoblin #1, The Comic Reader #95, Anomaly #4, and other items
*"BLASTS FROM THE READERS" - letters from readers, with a letter from Andy Warner.
*classified comic book ads. 
==References==
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