What if? 1977

Sarge Snorkel 1974

This letterhead is from Charlton Comics Beetle Bailey spin off, Sarge Snorkel. For a while it wasn't a letters page but told humor in uniform stories.

Camelot 3000 1983

Beware the Creeper 1968

Here is the letter page letterhead to Beware the Creeper from 1968. Classic Ditko artwork.

The Double Life of Private Strong 1959

Here is the text page from the Archie Adventure Series the Double Life of Private Strong.

Secret Romance 1979

This one isn't as big or colorful but Buck was still giving advice at Charlton in Secret Romance in 1979.

My Only Love 1975

Here is a huge and colorful letterhead from Charlton's My Only Love from 1975. As always this romance book used the letters page as an advice column. This one had a twist. It had a guy named Buck giving the advice.

Red Tornado 1985

Here is the letter page letterhead from the 1985 Red Tornado mini-series. This is a character whom I have always thought they should give an unlimited series.

My Love 1972

Some time ago I came across this letterhead and didn't know what book it came from. After a brief investigation I thought it was from My Romance. Recently I came across it in the comic book My Love from Marvel comics. Sorry if I misled anyone.

Prez 1974

Here is the only Letter page letterhead from the only letter page the series ever had. The book only officially lasted 4 issues. Copies of the unpublished 5th issue have filtered out by the publiciation Cancelled Comic Cavalcade. The editor on the letters page said that the letters of approval were pouring in. If so it was still too late to save the book. Maybe that is why they didn't put much thought into any art for the letterhead.

Young Romance 1967

When romance comic books were published the letters page was treated as an advice column for young girls. Much like Ann Landers and Dear Abby were for the newspapers. For DC Comics' Young Romance the advice columnist was Laura Penn.

Prez 1973

This weekend is President's Day and Valentine's Day weekend. So today I have a letterhead showcasing the text page from Prez#3 from 1973. Tomorrow I will have one for Valentines Day. Then on President's Day I will showcase the only Letter Page Letterhead from Prez#4.

Texas Rangers in Action 1968

I don't remember Charlton having too many letters pages. They did for their hero titles but not for their western's. This is a rare letter page letterhead from Texas Rangers in Action from 1968.

Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis 1959

This may have come from a comic book about Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis but this text page gave a biography of the then new TV star/comedian Red Buttons.

Plastic Man 1988

This is from a 1988 Plastic Man mini-series. It was a 2 page letter page and stretched across both pages.

Supernatural Thrillers 1972

Classics Illustrated 1968

In honor of what would have been my Dad's birthday here is a letterhead from Classics Illustrated. It was a favorite of my Dad's. Also this goes to show that a letterhead doesn't have to appear at the top. Classics Illustrated would put short stories or biographies of the author at the back of the book instead of a letters page. Art like that above would usually appear at the bottom of the page. I wonder if they were still called letterheads? Perhaps it was called a footer since it was at the foot of the page.

This was from issue #72 featuring The Oregon Trail by Francis Parkman.

Green Goblin 1996

Yes the Green Goblin had his own series for short time. But it wasn't Harry or Norman Osborn wearing the suit. It was Phil Urich. He found the Goblin's old lair and used his secrets to fight crime instead of commiting crimes. It was interesting but didnt last long. The 14th issue was its last. The above hearder is from the 4th issue.

Marvel Preview 1980

This is the letters page from Marvel Preview 1980 when it was a black and white magazine and this issue had Moon Knight as the star with The Shroud as his back up. The Shroud was drawn by Steve Ditko.

One Lovely Blog Award

Thanks to Jon of, like myself, many blogs but known mainly for Jon's Random Acts of Geekery he has graced this site with the "One Lovely Blog" award. Thank you Jon. I am also suppose to pass the award along to other deserving sites. Jon choose many that I would have but here are a few that he left out and in no certain order.
Being Carter Hall

Comics In Crisis

Superman Fan

Captain Ameriblog

Hey Kids Comics

Blue Beetle 1967

Shanna the She-Devil 1973