Volume 22, Number 11

Vol. 22, No. 11
November 2011
whole number 263
2011 pages 081-088 (8 pages)

Part 38 of Just Imagine, the bibliography of the prolific Paul S. Newman, covers the rest of 1962 and first part of 1963, when Newman continued to work for both branches of the Dell/Western split, including books like Yogi Bear Visits The U.N. as part of 2030 pages of in 1962.

Also this issue, a look at the personnel of Western through the years and a long Under The Gun with a header and letter from Jim Ivey and letters from Bob Cavanaugh and Joe Frank.

Volume 20, Number 7

Vol. 20, No. 7
July 2009
whole number 235
2009 pages 049-056 (8 pages)

Bob Cavanaugh has the second part of his "Remembering Whitman Publishing Co.", with a focus on his time working on the photo shoots for the TV comics, mostly westerns, that they were publishing, including stories of Roy Rogers, Jock Mahoney, Dick Simmons (Sgt. Preston), Gordon Scott (Tarzan), Duncan Renaldo (Cisco Kid) and others.  A photo cover of Sgt. Preston is shown on the back cover.

Part 31 of "Just Imagine", the bibliography of Paul S. Newman, finishes up 1962 and moves on to 1963, mostly work for both sides of the Dell/Western split. 1962 comes up to 281 stories, 2030 pages.

In Under the Gun, notes on the passing of Lynn Carp and William Overgard, Steve Ditko has some brief comments on Robert Kanigher's previous dissection of a Sgt. Rock script, and notes from Richard Prosch, Gavin Callaghan, Gary Kato and  D. Fenton