March of Comics (Boys’ and Girls’…)

March of Comics was one of the longest-running comic titles, surviving from the mid-1940s all the way into the 80s. Its formula for success was to serve up nothing but favorites issue after issue like newspaper comic strip hits Tarzan, Henry, Krazy Kat and Popeye. Also, blue-chip animation stars like Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, Porky Pig, Woody Woodpecker, Scooby Doo and the Pink Panther; and movie and TV tie-ins like the Three Stooges, Lassie, Gene Autry, and the Lone Ranger. March of Comics experimented with short page counts (16 instead of 32), uncoated cover stock (rough, not slick), oblong format, photo covers, full advertiser sponsorships, and more.

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#24

Felix the Cat

1 copy for $34.40
#70

May 1951

Tom and Jerry

70 copies from $53.00
#74

Sep 1951

Mickey Mouse

1 copy for $34.98
#232

Apr 1962

Three Stooges

1 copy for $33.00
#248

Jun 1963

Three Stooges

2 copies from $13.50
#268

Dec 1964

Three Stooges

2 copies from $7.00
#280

Oct 1965

Three Stooges

1 copy for $17.00
#292

Aug 1966

Three Stooges

2 copies from $9.50
#304

Jun 1967

Three Stooges

2 copies from $36.00
#316

Apr 1968

Three Stooges

2 copies from $5.50
#336

Oct 1969

Three Stooges

2 copies from $8.50
#373

Sep 1972

Three Stooges

1 copy for $13.00
#394

Jun 1974

A: Dan Spiegle

1 copy for $12.00