Millie the Lovable Monster Goes House Haunting

from  Millie the Lovable Monster #1 (September-November 1962). Written and drawn by Bill Woggon.

Bill Woggon in 1982

The Rebel in "Cloud of Danger"

Story by Gaylord Du Bois

 Pencils by 

Mike Sekowsky

from  Four Color #1262 (December 1961-February 1962)

Ann-Margrock by Doug Wildey

The Flintstones “Ann-Margrock Presents” Ann-Margret Model Sheet Print (1963)

Doug Wildey JONNY QUEST character sheets

Bullwinkle ~ "Mono Rail Moose"

From Dell's one-shot comic book, July  1962. there is no numbering, as this was right smack dab in the middle of the Dell/Western Publishing split.  Western would continue the series under their Gold Key imprint for another 21 issues, beginning with #1 cover dated November.

This story was written by Al Kilgore, although it remains unsure who drew it. Some credit Kilgore with that task also.

One of the last Dell comics produced by Western Publishing. Note 15¢ cover price. When the series resumed under Gold Key a couple of months later, they lowered it to the industry standard of 12¢. Although they often had a superiorly produced product , I think Dell's refusal to back down on their pricing really negatively impacted them and was a factor in the Dell/Western Split.

Ensign O'Toole ~Operation Target

Ensign O'Toole is a military comedy that aired on NBC from September 23, 1962, to May 5, 1963, with 31-year-old Dean Jones in the title role of a nonchalant United States Navy ensign during the early 1960s. Beau Bridges also was in the cast.


Dell, as timely as ever, released a one shot comic book dated three months after the show last aired. Art was by Tony Tallarico and Vince Colletta. Here is one of several stories this issue.