Jungles of the Dawn World

As I've indicated before, I have a 'slush pile' of olden pages that have been sliced out of comics long ago during the golden & silver ages, long before anyone had an inkling that they'd be worth something someday. Some of the pages have been so damaged over the years that scanning entire stories are out of the question. But there are still individual panels worth rescuing. Here are a few by Bob Powell of Cave Girl from various issues, and one panel (riding the birds) that I believe is from a Thund'a story, I'm thinking from issue #5.

The Lady Kathy is a Noble Prize

Going a little further back in time to June of 1940—Smash Comics #11, one more Abdul the Arab by Bob the Powell.

Following the Dictates of His Heart

Some more Abdul. It's a clipped out story—so this might be from Smash #20, but I'm not sure.

A Man of Few Words

Just to carry on a little theme from the previous post, here is Abdul the Arab from Smash Comics #23, June of '41 by Bob Powell, hiding out as Powell Roberts. As primitive and squared off as comics were back then, these guys who emulated Eisner and Cole are fun to read.