Favorite comic book ads

[Hepcat]

Another good Daisy ad from the back cover of Felix the Cat 10:

[Hepcat]

I remember gazing excitedly at this ad for Salada Baseball Coins that ran in DC comics cover dated June 1962. Here's a scan of the ad from my copy of Flash 129:



In Canada these coins were issued with Shirriff backs in Shirriff Potato Chips, Puddings and Jelly Desserts. Here are scans of a few of these coins from my present day set:







 

[Hepcat]

Here's another Twinkles ad from the back cover of Tom and Jerry 200:

[Hepcat]

Here's the back cover to issue #34 of Fly Man (the God awful renaming of the Adventures of the Fly):



And a couple of interior ads from Fly Man 36:

[Hepcat]

Here are back cover scans of cool ads from a few of my Monster World magazines:

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[Hepcat]

This ad is an all-time classic. It may be the record holder as far as greatest number of total back cover appearances:



Did anyone here on this board actually become an American Seed Company sales agent?

[Hepcat]

Here's another classic ad that had a good long run:

[The Batman]

The Addam's Family house was a BLAST to build and paint in the 60's!
Thank you kindly for this blast from our past! 

[Hepcat]

Here's a scan of another old classic:

[Hepcat]

Here's a scan of a comic book ad for Aurora's American Astronaut kit:

[Gills]

The one for the X-Ray Spex is my favorite.

[Hepcat]

Here are a couple more DC back cover ads for Aurora model kits from late 1966:

[Hepcat]

It cost a fellow only a dime to muscle up in 1963. That's because all it took was hard work; no steroids required.

[Hepcat]

While Aurora is well known for its Thunderjet HO-scale slot cars, these Speedline cars meant to compete with the Mattel Hot Wheels have been largely forgotten:

[Hepcat]

Here's an ad for an all-time classic toy from the back cover of Batman 208: