A wonderfully oddball slice of 1950s comic history, Ribtickler No. 7 (1959 Edition) delivers exactly what the name promises—off-beat, wacky humor with a spooky twist. The bold, high-contrast yellow cover features a goofy Sherlock-style dog detective, a friendly ghost, a dancing skeleton, and a haunted house under a bright orange moon. This issue perfectly captures the wild, zany aesthetic of late-50s comedic comics.
Inside, you’ll find classic slapstick storytelling, colorful cartoon mischief, and the kind of exaggerated character design that gives these smaller-run humor titles their cult appeal. A terrific addition for collectors of vintage oddities, monster-comedy crossovers, and pre-Silver Age humor comics.
⭐ Key Features
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Ribtickler No. 7 – 1959 Edition, 10¢ cover
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Vibrant monster-comedy cover with detective dog character
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Classic 1950s humorous cartoon art
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Back cover features a dramatic “150 Civil War Soldiers!” mail-away ad
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Fun collectible for fans of retro comedy, spooky humor, and low-print-series comics
📦 Condition
Condition: Fair to Good
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Prominent name written on front cover (“Jane Coe”)
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Piece torn from lower right corner of cover art
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Spine wear and edge rubbing
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Creasing and surface wear consistent with age
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Back cover intact with toning
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Interior pages show standard 1950s paper aging
Still bright and enjoyable, especially for collectors of quirky vintage titles.
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