76. Yellow Kid

75. Redlined? 1960s

Where's Franklin?

74. Buster Brown Goes Fishing, 1907

73. Super villain, circa 1980

Super creep in Ben Cooper "Red Skull" kids costume, circa 1980?

Ben Cooper also sold Aquaman, Caveman & Hitler varieties.

72. Cartoons of the day (pause between world wars), 1921

"From Chicago Tribune 1921"

Illustrated by John T. McCutcheon

71. Radio free comics, 1950s

69. Hulk family, 1970s

69. Comics stripper, 1940s

68. Cap lover, 1970s

(Vintage Cap tee-shirt found on eBay)

67. It ain't easy being green, 1970s

66. Spidey and Satan, 1970s

65. Popeye pair meets Hitler, 1940s

64. Superman's holiday, 1970s

63. Birth of the pantin' public, 1940s

62. Comics fix, 1946

61. Ten thousand comics, 1946

60. Black Terror vs Dick Cole, 1946

59. Mountains of mags, 1946

58. Sanctum sanctorum, 1946

57. The world has changed, 2009

New hopes, old crimes.  Digital snap by Shagbag Jones, Feb. 2009

56. Mad president, 2006

Polaroid by Shagbag Jones, Valencia St., SF, 2006

55. Ducks in a row, 1940s

54. Playing Superman, 1943

Power men discuss war.  At left are John D. Rockefeller and Prescott H. Bush (patriarch of Bush presidential dynasty). Behind are photos of George Reeves, TV's Superman-cum-suicide.

53. Mexican newsstand, or La Pequeña Lulú sings a different tune, c.1950

52. Popeye the Sailor Man, 1940s

51. New Religion, 1940s

50. Mad love, 1965

Mad #95, 1965. Mom and dad. Study for an unfinished Pieta.

49. Little Lulu in lights, NYC, 1951

48. Sadie Hawkins Day, 1940s

47. Trinity, c.1958

Hungerford Charlie Brown doll, the first item of Peanuts merchandise, circa 1958.

46. Happiness is a warm cap gun, 1960s