Collection Overview
Number of Books: 100
Gangsters Can’t Win #2 G/VG
Crime & Punishment #1, Many Pre Code Horror, Sci Fi & War Comics, Valuable Baffling Mystery Web of Mystery!

Issues
Gangsters Can't Win: #2
Crime and Punishment: #1
Adventures Into Weird Worlds: #24
Marvel Tales: #111
Weird Science: #5, #18
Incredible Science Fiction: #30
Strange Tales of the Unusual: #5, #7
Out of the Night: #15
Mystery Tales: #34, #38, #43
Web of Mystery: #19
Baffling Mysteries: #19, #21
Weird Fantasy: #20
Mystical Tales: #1
Spellbound: #31
Mysterious Stories: #2
Journey Into Unknown Worlds: #43
Astonishing Tales: #55, #59
Unknown Worlds: #43
Web of Evil: #4
Beyond: #23
Witches Tales: #21
Amazing Stories: #1, #7
Argosy All-Story Weekly: November, October
All Your Comics: #1
Tip Top Comics: #53
Straight Arrow: #28
Battle Ground: #2, #8, #11, #17, #18, #19
The Outlaws: #10
Picture Stories from the Bible: #1
Popsicle Pete Fun Book: #0
Robin Hood Tales: #13
Wings Comics: #20
Monty Hall of the U.S. Marines: #10
Navy Action: #17
Motion Picture Comics: #112, #113
Casey Crime Photographer: #2
Boy Illustories: #45, #59, #67, #79
Funny Stuff: #57
Uncanny Tales: #46
Crime Must Pay The Penalty: #46
Georgie: #36
Miss America: #75
Combat: #9
Adventures Into Mystery: #2
All American Men of War: #50
Romantic Adventures: #63
Wanted Comics: #16
Strange Stories of Suspense: #12, #14
Durango Kid: #26
Teenie Weenies: #11
Boy Commandos: #28
Tales of Justice: #65
Hap Hazard: #7
Buster Bear: #7
Red Rabbit Comics: #21
Straight Arrow: #23, #37
Atom Age Combat: #3
Frontline Combat: #9, #15
John Wayne: #17
Dick Cole: #3
Commando Adventures: #2
B Bar B Riders: #3
Blackhawk: #72
Magic Comics: #103
Goofy Comics: #33
Popular Comics: #91
Black Diamond: #18
Gene Autry Comics #64
Marge's Little Lulu: #1
Private Eye: #7
New Funnies: #148
Looney Tunes Merrie Melodies Comics: #60, #75
Bugs Bunny: #281
Mickey Mouse: #194
Henry: #11
Westerner: #31
Justice: #30
Flight to Kill: #7
Sad Sack: #96

Highlights
Crime and Punishment #1 (1948): First issue of the series; early example of crime comics that contributed to the genre's popularity.
Weird Science #5 (1951): Early issue of the renowned EC Comics series known for its high-quality science fiction stories and artwork.
Weird Science #18 (1953): Final issue before the series merged with "Weird Fantasy" to become "Weird Science-Fantasy."
Incredible Science Fiction #30 (1955): Notable for featuring the story "Judgment Day!" which was a reprint from "Weird Fantasy" #18; the story became famous due to its controversy with the Comics Code Authority over its anti-racism message.
Mystical Tales #1 (1956): First issue of the short-lived series; part of Atlas Comics' (Marvel's predecessor) line of horror and fantasy titles.
Picture Stories from the Bible #1 (1942): One of the earliest comic book adaptations of biblical stories; it aimed to present religious stories in comic form.
Marge's Little Lulu #1 (1948): First issue of the standalone series featuring Little Lulu; the character had previously appeared in "Dell Four Color" comics.