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==History==
==History==
The publishing company '''King Comics''' was made by [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] in 1966 as an effort to publish comic books of its own.  
The publishing company '''King Comics''' was created by [[King Features Syndicate|KFS]] in 1966 as an effort to publish comic books of its own.  
===Regular series===
===Regular series===
The comic book line showcased King's best-known characters in six titles.
The comic book line showcased King's best-known characters in six titles.
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=====The Phantom=====  
=====The Phantom=====  
"The Phantom" series continued the numbering from the publisher "Gold Key". Issues 3-5 has a short Mandrake storie as back-up titles.
"The Phantom" series continued the numbering from the publisher "Gold Key". Issues 21-23 has a short Mandrake storie as back-up titles.
<gallery>
<gallery>
Image:Phantom-18king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #18
Image:Phantom-18king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #18
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Image:Phantom-21king.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 21 (King)|''The Phantom'' #21]]
Image:Phantom-21king.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 21 (King)|''The Phantom'' #21]]
</gallery>
</gallery>
===King Paks!===
=====Response cards=====
{{stub}}
To give a response to letters King made ''Response cards'' with printed text on the back:
''"It isn't possibile to answer every letter personally. But we appreciate your ideas and suggestions. Look for answer to questions like yours in the letter pages of future issues.<br>The Editors KING COMICS''
<gallery>
Image:King_Comics-RCard-30.jpg
</gallery>
 
===King Paks===
"On the Drawing Board" vol. 2 issue 12 ''(April 1967)'' included a letter from [[Bill Harris]] describing their plans for their "King Comics" series:<br>
"On the Drawing Board" vol. 2 issue 12 ''(April 1967)'' included a letter from [[Bill Harris]] describing their plans for their "King Comics" series:<br>
  ''(extracts...) With the issues that went on sale in December they divorced themselves from the magazine wholesalers and their outlets in favor of toy wholesalers, jobbers and their outlets. To prevent confusion between "King Comics" that were returnable and not they went off-sale completely for awhile. By April 1. "Blondie", "Beetle Bailey" and "Popeye" will go on sale again, under a new marketing setup. The next month "The Phantom" "Mandrake" and "Flash Gordon" will be back, following a bi-monthly schedule. The numbering will continue from the newsstand issues. "King Comics" will be available only in packages of three, one with the humor titles and one with the adventure books.''
  ''(extracts...) The traditional channels of distribution just don't not work anymore where comic books are concerned. Many "newsstands" have gone out of business... some just gone out of the comics business. And of those still carrying comics, probably none have all the titles available.  ... they divorced themselves from the magazine wholesalers and their outlets in favor of toy wholesalers, jobbers and their outlets. By April 1. "Blondie", "Beetle Bailey" and "Popeye" will go on sale again, under a new marketing setup. The next month "The Phantom" "Mandrake" and "Flash Gordon" will be back, following a bi-monthly schedule. The numbering will continue from the newsstand issues. "King Comics" will be available only in packages of three, one with the humor titles and one with the adventure books.''


In an effort to increase sales of its "King Comics" King released their first bi-monthly "King Paks" with their humorous titles: "Beetle Bailey", "Blondie" and "Popeye". After the third bi-monthly "King Paks" both series became monthly from July 1967. Boxes of cardboard with 24 "King Paks" were sold to sold to distributors, where the boxes were easily made into a display box. To increase sales time, King eliminated the cover date. Still, due to the subscribers the covers had a price tag. Interesting, there are two price tag variants on the covers from August ''(July ?)'' and on: 12¢ on the US comics and 10d on the UK comics.
<gallery>
<gallery>
Image:King_Comics-3comics-10.jpg|advertisements
Image:King_Comics-3comics-10a.jpg|Advertisement
Image:King_Comics-3comics-20.jpg|sales box
Image:King Comics-3comics-King Paks Ad.png|Ad for "King Pack"
Image:King_Comics-3comics-21.jpg|sales box (cardboard display)
Image:King_Comics-3comics-50.jpg|Sales box
Image:King_Comics-3comics-30.jpg|sample 3 Comics
Image:King_Comics-3comics-51.jpg|Sales box
Image:King_Comics-3comics-52.jpg|Counter top display (height 25,5 cm / length 18 cm / width 10 cm)
Image:King_Comics-3comics-53.jpg|Sales box
Image:King_Comics-3comics-54.jpg|Sales box
Image:King_Comics-3comics-60.jpg|First "King Pack"
Image:King_Comics-3comics-61.jpg|First "King Pack"
 
</gallery>
</gallery>


====Humorous titles====
====Humorous titles====
{{stub}}
While one still could subscribe to individual King titles.
=====Beetle Bailey=====
=====Beetle Bailey=====
<gallery>
<gallery>
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Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-59.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #59
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-59.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #59
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-60.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #60
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-60.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #60
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-61.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #61
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-61.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #61<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-62.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #62
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-62.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #62<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-63.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #63
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-63.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #63<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-64.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #64
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-64.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #64<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-65.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #65
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-65.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #65
</gallery>
</gallery>
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Image:kc-Blondie-169.jpg|''Blondie'' #169
Image:kc-Blondie-169.jpg|''Blondie'' #169
Image:kc-Blondie-170.jpg|''Blondie'' #170
Image:kc-Blondie-170.jpg|''Blondie'' #170
Image:kc-Blondie-171.jpg|''Blondie'' #171
Image:kc-Blondie-171.jpg|''Blondie'' #171<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Blondie-172.jpg|''Blondie'' #172
Image:kc-Blondie-172.jpg|''Blondie'' #172<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Blondie-173.jpg|''Blondie'' #173
Image:kc-Blondie-173.jpg|''Blondie'' #173<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Blondie-174.jpg|''Blondie'' #174
Image:kc-Blondie-174.jpg|''Blondie'' #174<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Blondie-175.jpg|''Blondie'' #175
Image:kc-Blondie-175.jpg|''Blondie'' #175
</gallery>
</gallery>
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Image:kc-Popeye-86.jpg|''Popeye'' #86
Image:kc-Popeye-86.jpg|''Popeye'' #86
Image:kc-Popeye-87.jpg|''Popeye'' #87
Image:kc-Popeye-87.jpg|''Popeye'' #87
Image:kc-Popeye-88.jpg|''Popeye'' #88
Image:kc-Popeye-88.jpg|''Popeye'' #88<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Popeye-89.jpg|''Popeye'' #89
Image:kc-Popeye-89.jpg|''Popeye'' #89<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Popeye-90.jpg|''Popeye'' #90
Image:kc-Popeye-90.jpg|''Popeye'' #90<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Popeye-91.jpg|''Popeye'' #91
Image:kc-Popeye-91.jpg|''Popeye'' #91<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Popeye-92.jpg|''Popeye'' #92
Image:kc-Popeye-92.jpg|''Popeye'' #92
</gallery>
</gallery>
The "Popeye" series continued the numbering with the publisher "Charlton".
The "Popeye" series continued the numbering with the publisher "Charlton".
====Adventure titles====
====Adventure titles====
King had plans for releasing three other titles: "The Girl Phantom", "Buck Rogers" and "X-9", but abandoned them.
=====Flash Gordon=====
=====Flash Gordon=====
<gallery>
<gallery>
Image:Flash_Gordon-05-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #5
Image:Flash_Gordon-05-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #5
Image:Flash_Gordon-06-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #6
Image:Flash_Gordon-06-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #6
Image:Flash_Gordon-07-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #7
Image:Flash_Gordon-07-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #7<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:Flash_Gordon-08-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #8
Image:Flash_Gordon-08-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #8<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:Flash_Gordon-09-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #9
Image:Flash_Gordon-09-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #9<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:Flash_Gordon-10-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #10
Image:Flash_Gordon-10-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #10<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:Flash_Gordon-11-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #11
Image:Flash_Gordon-11-king.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #11
</gallery>
</gallery>
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Image:mandrake05king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 5 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #5]]
Image:mandrake05king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 5 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #5]]
Image:mandrake06king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 6 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #6]]
Image:mandrake06king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 6 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #6]]
Image:mandrake07king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 7 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #7]]
Image:mandrake07king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 7 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #7]]<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:mandrake08king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 8 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #8]]
Image:mandrake08king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 8 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #8]]<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:mandrake09king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 9 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #9]]
Image:mandrake09king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 9 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #9]]<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:mandrake10king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 10 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #10]]
Image:mandrake10king.png|<center>[[Mandrake the Magician 10 (King)|''Mandrake the Magician'' #10]]<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:kc-Jungle-Jim-05.jpg|''Jungle Jim'' #05
Image:kc-Jungle-Jim-05.jpg|''Jungle Jim'' #05
</gallery>
</gallery>
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Image:Phantom22king.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 22 (King)|''The Phantom'' #22]]
Image:Phantom22king.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 22 (King)|''The Phantom'' #22]]
Image:Phantom-23king.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 23 (King)|''The Phantom'' #23]]
Image:Phantom-23king.jpg|<center>[[The Phantom 23 (King)|''The Phantom'' #23]]
Image:Phantom-24king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #24
Image:Phantom-24king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #24<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:Phantom-25king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #25
Image:Phantom-25king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #25<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:Phantom-26king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #26
Image:Phantom-26king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #26<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:Phantom-27king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #27
Image:Phantom-27king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #27<br><small>(also exists as an UK variant)</small>
Image:Phantom-28king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #28
Image:Phantom-28king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #28
</gallery>
</gallery>
"The Phantom" series continued the numbering ''(skipping #29)''with the publisher "Charlton".
"The Phantom" series continued the numbering ''(skipping #29)'' with the publisher "Charlton".
 
====Overseas====
===Overseas===
As mentioned, there are cover variants with the price tag for the UK market.
{{stub}}
<gallery>
"Beetle Bailey" note: #66 sold overseas
Image:Flash_Gordon-07-king-uk.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #7
 
Image:Phantom-24-uk.jpg|''The Phantom'' #24
 
Image:kc-mtm-08-uk.jpg|''Mandrake the Magician'' #8
</gallery>
In older issues of Overstreet’s annual "Comic Book Price Guide" it is mentioned that the two ''missing'' "King Comics" issues ("The Phantom" #29 and "Beetle Bailey" #66) were sold only overseas. But they were never published by King, in the likeness of other [[Seeing is Believing (King)|unfinished stories]] and covers which was intended to continue the series.
<gallery>
Image:Phantom-29king.jpg|''The Phantom'' #29
Image:Flash_Gordon-12-king-a.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #12
Image:Flash_Gordon-12-king-b.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #12
</gallery>
Pictures from: [https://www.firstcomicsnews.com/the-charlton-comics-mystique-part-1/ '''First Comics News''', Phil Latter: "The Charlton Comics Mystique part 1"] and [http://beachbumcomics.blogspot.no/2015/12/flash-gordon-gripped-by-death-trap-of.html Beach Bum Comics].
=====See also=====
*[https://www.cgccomics.com/boards/blogs/entry/4903-king-comics-uk-price-variants/ CGS Comics: King Comics - UK Price Variants]


===Giveaways===
===Giveaways===
{{stub}}
====Complimentary====
See: [[Giveaway (King Comics)|Supplementary Reading Program]]
There are at least 4 "King Comics" labeled as ''Complimentary (copy)'', and released as military giveaways in 1968. The ads and some of the content have been replaced with the content of the military relevance. The "Flash Gordon" issue missing the Mandrake story.
<gallery>
Image:Flash Gordon-01-king-complimentary.jpg|''Flash Gordon'' #1
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-56-c.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #56
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-63-c.jpg|''Beetle Bailey'' #63
Image:kc-Beetle-Bailey-66-c.jpg|''Beetle Bailey''
</gallery>
According to [https://www.comics.org/issue/1730302/ GCD], a reprint of "Flash Gordon" #1 with same cover as above was a "Cerebal Palsy Association" Giveaway.


====Supplementary Reading Program====
The ''comic reading libraries'' (1973 and 1977) was part of a supplementary reading program in US, with vocabulary words defined to teach reading skills for the program. The student would read the comic and then work to answer the questions and solve problems related to the stories.
<gallery>
Image:kc-r-01-a.jpg|issue 1
Image:kc-r-02-a.jpg|issue 2
Image:kc-r-03-a.jpg|issue 3
Image:kc-r-04-a.jpg|issue 4
Image:kc-r-05-a.jpg|issue 5
Image:krl-06king.jpg|[[Supplementary Reading Program R-06 (King)|issue 6]]
Image:kc-r-07-a.jpg|issue 7
Image:kc-r-08-a.jpg|issue 8
Image:kc-r-09-a.jpg|issue 9
Image:kc-r-10-a.jpg|issue 10
Image:kc-r-11-a.jpg|issue 11
Image:kc-r-12-a.jpg|issue 12
Image:kc-r-13-a.jpg|issue 13
Image:kc-r-14-a.jpg|issue 14
Image:kc-r-15-a.jpg|issue 15
Image:krl-16king.jpg|[[Supplementary Reading Program R-16 (King)|issue 16]]
</gallery>


==Other==
==Other==
===Response cards===
{{stub}}
To give a response to letters "King Comics" made several ''Response cards'' with printed text on the back:
*''"It isn't possibile to answer every letter personally. But we appreciate your ideas and suggestions. Look for answer to questions like yours in the letter pages of future issues.<br>The Editors KING COMICS''
<gallery>
<gallery>
Image:King_Comics-RCard-30.jpg
Image:King Comics Posters.jpg|''King Comics announcement for orderable posters''
</gallery>
</gallery>
==Sources==
[https://www.firstcomicsnews.com/the-charlton-comics-mystique-part-1/ '''First Comics News''', Phil Latter: "The Charlton Comics Mystique part 1"]


[[Category: Publishers]]
[[Category: Publishers]]

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King Comics
Biographical information
Founded: 1966
Country: Mini usa.gif USA / English
Website:


History

The publishing company King Comics was created by KFS in 1966 as an effort to publish comic books of its own.

Regular series

The comic book line showcased King's best-known characters in six titles.

Humorous titles

The first issues of the bi-monthly "Beetle Bailey", "Blondie" and "Popeye" series were released in August, 1967. In the first issue of "Blondie" are prices quoted for subscription, included Canadian and foreign subscriptions.

Beetle Bailey

The "Beetle Bailey" series continued the numbering from the publisher "Gold Key".

  • Beetle Bailey #54

  • Beetle Bailey #55

  • Beetle Bailey #56

  • Beetle Bailey #57

Blondie

The "Blondie" series continued the numbering from the publisher "Harvey Comics".

  • Blondie #164

  • Blondie #165

  • Blondie #166

  • Blondie #167

Popeye

The "Popeye" series continued the numbering from the publisher "Gold Key".

  • Popeye #81

  • Popeye #82

  • Popeye #83

  • Popeye #84

Adventure titles

The first issues of the bi-monthly "Flash Gordon", "Mandrake the Magician" and "The Phantom" series were released in September, 1967.

Flash Gordon

The three first issues of "Flash Gordon" has a short Mandrake story as back-up titles.

Mandrake the Magician

The Mandrake stories were all new non newspaper stories.

The Phantom

"The Phantom" series continued the numbering from the publisher "Gold Key". Issues 21-23 has a short Mandrake storie as back-up titles.

Response cards

To give a response to letters King made Response cards with printed text on the back: 

"It isn't possibile to answer every letter personally. But we appreciate your ideas and suggestions. Look for answer to questions like yours in the letter pages of future issues.
The Editors KING COMICS
  • King Comics-RCard-30.jpg

King Paks

"On the Drawing Board" vol. 2 issue 12 (April 1967) included a letter from Bill Harris describing their plans for their "King Comics" series:

(extracts...) The traditional channels of distribution just don't not work anymore where comic books are concerned. Many "newsstands" have gone out of business... some just gone out of the comics business. And of those still carrying comics, probably none have all the titles available.  ... they divorced themselves from the magazine wholesalers and their outlets in favor of toy wholesalers, jobbers and their outlets. By April 1. "Blondie", "Beetle Bailey" and "Popeye" will go on sale again, under a new marketing setup. The next month "The Phantom" "Mandrake" and "Flash Gordon" will be back, following a bi-monthly schedule. The numbering will continue from the newsstand issues. "King Comics" will be available only in packages of three, one with the humor titles and one with the adventure books.

In an effort to increase sales of its "King Comics" King released their first bi-monthly "King Paks" with their humorous titles: "Beetle Bailey", "Blondie" and "Popeye". After the third bi-monthly "King Paks" both series became monthly from July 1967. Boxes of cardboard with 24 "King Paks" were sold to sold to distributors, where the boxes were easily made into a display box. To increase sales time, King eliminated the cover date. Still, due to the subscribers the covers had a price tag. Interesting, there are two price tag variants on the covers from August (July ?) and on: 12¢ on the US comics and 10d on the UK comics.

  • Advertisement

  • Ad for "King Pack"

  • Sales box

  • Sales box

  • Counter top display (height 25,5 cm / length 18 cm / width 10 cm)

  • Sales box

  • Sales box

  • First "King Pack"

  • First "King Pack"

Humorous titles

Beetle Bailey

  • Beetle Bailey #58

  • Beetle Bailey #59

  • Beetle Bailey #60

  • Beetle Bailey #61
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Beetle Bailey #62
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Beetle Bailey #63
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Beetle Bailey #64
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Beetle Bailey #65

The "Beetle Bailey" series continued the numbering (skipping #66 !) with the publisher "Charlton".

Blondie

  • Blondie #168

  • Blondie #169

  • Blondie #170

  • Blondie #171
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Blondie #172
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Blondie #173
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Blondie #174
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Blondie #175

The "Blondie" series continued the numbering with the publisher "Charlton".

Popeye

  • Popeye #85

  • Popeye #86

  • Popeye #87

  • Popeye #88
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Popeye #89
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Popeye #90
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Popeye #91
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Popeye #92

The "Popeye" series continued the numbering with the publisher "Charlton".

Adventure titles

King had plans for releasing three other titles: "The Girl Phantom", "Buck Rogers" and "X-9", but abandoned them.

Flash Gordon

  • Flash Gordon #5

  • Flash Gordon #6

  • Flash Gordon #7
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Flash Gordon #8
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Flash Gordon #9
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Flash Gordon #10
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • Flash Gordon #11

The "Flash Gordon" series continued the numbering with the publisher "Charlton".

Mandrake the Magician and Jungle Jim

The "Jungle Jim" issue reprinted issue 5 from the publisher "Dell Comics".

The "Jungle Jim" series continued with the publisher "Charlton" using Dell's numbering.

The Phantom

  • The Phantom #24
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • The Phantom #25
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • The Phantom #26
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • The Phantom #27
    (also exists as an UK variant)

  • The Phantom #28

"The Phantom" series continued the numbering (skipping #29) with the publisher "Charlton".

Overseas

As mentioned, there are cover variants with the price tag for the UK market.

  • Flash Gordon #7

  • The Phantom #24

  • Mandrake the Magician #8

In older issues of Overstreet’s annual "Comic Book Price Guide" it is mentioned that the two missing "King Comics" issues ("The Phantom" #29 and "Beetle Bailey" #66) were sold only overseas. But they were never published by King, in the likeness of other unfinished stories and covers which was intended to continue the series.

  • The Phantom #29

  • Flash Gordon #12

  • Flash Gordon #12

Pictures from: First Comics News, Phil Latter: "The Charlton Comics Mystique part 1" and Beach Bum Comics.

See also

Giveaways

Complimentary

There are at least 4 "King Comics" labeled as Complimentary (copy), and released as military giveaways in 1968. The ads and some of the content have been replaced with the content of the military relevance. The "Flash Gordon" issue missing the Mandrake story.

  • Flash Gordon #1

  • Beetle Bailey #56

  • Beetle Bailey #63

  • Beetle Bailey

According to GCD, a reprint of "Flash Gordon" #1 with same cover as above was a "Cerebal Palsy Association" Giveaway.

Supplementary Reading Program

The comic reading libraries (1973 and 1977) was part of a supplementary reading program in US, with vocabulary words defined to teach reading skills for the program. The student would read the comic and then work to answer the questions and solve problems related to the stories.

  • issue 1

  • issue 2

  • issue 3

  • issue 4

  • issue 5

  • issue 7

  • issue 8

  • issue 9

  • issue 10

  • issue 11

  • issue 12

  • issue 13

  • issue 14

  • issue 15

Other

  • King Comics announcement for orderable posters

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