#Gold Key comic books

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(1967)

[kekwcomics]

BORIS KARLOFF TALES OF MYSTERY #41 (Gold Key, 1972).

Art: George Wilson

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[mango-meister]

Ok, so I’ve seen this around before and everyone likes the idea of Spock having a tattoo (which I swear I’ve seen fanart of but I can’t find the one I was thinking of… Maybe I just imagined it??).

But y’all should read the rest of the “Psycho-File” it’s fascinating:

And it includes this, omg:

It refers to Pon Farr as "a return to the mate," and then proceeds to show Spock refusing to leave a dangerous situation because he doesn't want to leave Jim. Like... I'm just gonna leave that here.

AND THEN:

Is Spock HOLDING Kirk!??!

Omg I love it.

[chernobog13]

Oh no! Spock's already killed Prince Valiant, and he's about to go medieval on another guy!

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[ginge1962]

Star Trek Annual 1974 - published by World Distributors 1973 reprinting issues 14 through 16 of the original Gold Key series.

Front and rear covers by Edgar Hodges.

[duranduratulsa]

Comic Book 📖 of the day: Walt Disney's Comics and Stories (1976) by Gold Key Comics #comicbooks #comics #waltdisney #waltdisneyscomicsandstories #goldkeycomics #70s

[balu8]

Walt Disney's Comics and Stories #312: The Not-So-Ancient Mariner

by Carl Barks

Gold Key

[collinsportmaine]

[comic-covers]

(1964)

[kekwcomics]

THE MIGHTY HERCULES (Gold Key, 1963)

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21

[allflooby]

From the misc box I'm grading. Have no clue where I bought it: Korak Son of Tarzan 36. Cover by George Wilson.

[chernobog13]

That time someone slipped some acid into Spock's plomeek soup.

From Star Trek (Gold Key) #11 (August, 1971). Written by Len Wein. Art by Angelo Todaro and Alberto Giolitti.

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