TOM MIX and the Cry for Help! (1941)

From the Ralston-Purina production Tom Mix Comics #7 (Oct. 41) comes this premium selling adventure of Tom and his gang. Thanks to Devil Scans and ComicBookPlus. 

TOM MIX and "The Red Man's Weapon" (1941)

This early example of shameless product placement is from the Ralston-Purina funnbook Tom Mix #6, from May 1941. The Almanack does not endorse or approve of the racial stereoptype depicted herein, but this story is a genuine historical artyfact, and a reflection of its time. We trust that Almanack readers are enlightened enough to realize that we must look history square in the face - warts and all - and not try to cover it up, if we expect to learn from it. End of sermon.

TOM MIX and "The Ride for Life" (1942)

This money-grubbing adventure is from Ralston-Purina's Tom Mix Comics #8, back in Feb. 1942. Kracalactaka put it on ComicBookPlus. 

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Captain Midnight's Secret Squadron Decoder Badges (1941-49)

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