My Favorite Martian
(Gold Key, 1964-1966)
™ and © Western Publishing Company, Inc.
Ray Walston was always striving to be a respected film and stage actor when he agreed to portray a sophisticated Martian sporting “rabbit ear” antennas that typecast him for a couple of decades. He later broke the typecast portraying a judge on Picket Fences, which garnered him an Emmy. In retrospect, Martian is not as idiotic as some sitcoms get due to the fine performances by Walston and of Bill Bixby. An animated series followed in the 1970s as well as this comic book series.
— Mark Arnold
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Back cover pin-up
Jan 1964
Cover: $0.12
W: Paul S. Newman · A: Russ Manning
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Cover has art
Jul 1964
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A: Dan Spiegle
Photo in small box
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Feb 1965
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May 1965
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Aug 1965
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Nov 1965
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A: Dan Spiegle
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Apr 1966
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Jul 1966
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Oct 1966
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Hardcover Edition
Cover: $49.99
W: Paul S. Newman · A: Russ Manning, Dan Spiegle, Mike Arens
Collects My Favorite Martian #1-7; Published by Hermes; ca. 2011
No copies available
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Free Comic Book Day Edition
Jan 1964
W: Paul S. Newman · A: Russ Manning, Dan Spiegle
Reprints “Destination Mars” from #2 and single-page stories from #3 and #4; Free Comic Book Day 2012; Published by Hermes Press