Comic Book and Ads?

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Not an ad but recently stumbled onto this article.

Three Brothers Found a 1939 Copy of ‘Superman No. 1’ in Their Mother’s Attic. It Just Became the Most Expensive Comic Book Ever Sold​

When their mother was 9, she and her teenage brother had pooled their money to purchase the 10-cent comic book. By the time she died several years ago, she had forgotten where it was​

www.smithsonianmag.com

Three Brothers Found a 1939 Copy of 'Superman No. 1' in Their Mother's Attic. It Just Became the Most Expensive Comic Book Ever Sold

When their mother was 9, she and her teenage brother had pooled their money to purchase the 10-cent comic book. By the time she died several years ago, she had forgotten where it was
www.smithsonianmag.com www.smithsonianmag.com
 
mpaer said:
As a 12 yr old I was fascinated by two recurring ads
1. Someride park in New Jersey
2 x ray glasses
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X-ray glasses and sea monkeys were the two things I walks remembered being advertised in comic books.
 
To give credit where credit is due, though, Hostess adds in the 1970s were peak.

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