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Laugh Comics 127
October 1961
Story: “The Jaguar and the Monster” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Intro: Carol (only appearance)
Villain: Ernst Miro (first and only appearance)
Synopsis: The Jaguar agrees to act as a technical consultant on a movie
crew, but, when the director needlessly puts his stars in danger,
decides to teach him a lesson. |
Laugh Comics 128
November 1961
Story: “The Tyranny of the Cobra-God” (5 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Letterer: Martin Epp
Feature Character: The Fly
Villain: Ganza the Great (first appearance; dies in this story)
Synopsis: The Fly faces an Indian sorceror reincarnated in the body of a
cobra-god statue, who plans to destroy everyone on Earth with an ancient
bomb.
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Laugh Comics 129
December 1961
Story: “The Prey of the Giant Bird-Men” (5 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Letterer: Martin Epp
Feature Character: The Fly
Intro: Pedro, Tim, a race of bird-men (only appearance for all)
Villains: Bird-man criminals (first and only appearance for all)
Synopsis: An aircraft Thomas Troy is riding on is attacked by a band of
bird-men.
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Laugh Comics Comics 130
January 1962
Story: “The Star-Beasts” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Villains: Two alien TV producers (first and only appearance)
Synopsis: The Jaguar encounters two mysterious alien monsters.
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Laugh Comics Comics 131
February 1962
Story: “Slaves of the Brain” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Rosenberger
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Intro: Skan (only appearance)
Villain: The Brain (first appearance; destroyed in this story)
Synopsis: The Jaguar is summoned to the future to help a race of humans
destroy a tyrannical robot computer, the Brain.
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Laugh Comics 132
March 1962
Story: “The Eyes in the Sky” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Bill Finger
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Fly
Villains: A race of alien invaders (first and only appearance)
Synopsis: The Fly must battle what appears to be two powerful alien eyes
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Laugh Comics 133
Story: “Big Game Hunters From Space” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Villains: Two alien hunters (first and only appearance for both)
Synopsis: In order to stop two hunters from space from killing Earth
animals, the Jaguar becomes their prey instead.
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Laugh Comics 134
May 1962
Story: “Mystery of the Multiple Worlds” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Bill Finger
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Fly
GS: Black Hood
Intro: Dr. Blyden, Danny Welch (only appearance for both)
Villain: Nitro Hogan (first and only appearance)
Comment: Kip Burland has moved to Capital City as of this story.
Synopsis: The Fly and the Black Hood find themselves drawn into a boy’s
dream world.
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Laugh Comics 135
June 1962
Story: “The Jaguar’s Riddle” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Rosenberger
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Intro: Prof. Rance (only appearance)
Villains: The Klodans and their princess and prime minister (first and
only appearance for all)
Synopsis: The Jaguar has been amnesiac for a month, but confronting an
alien threat restores his memory of how he travelled to the planet Kloda
to answer a princess’s three riddles or to face death.
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Laugh Comics 136
July 1962
Story: “The Mystery Trio” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: Fly Girl
Intro: Don, two phony Fly Girls (only appearance for all)
Villains: Jean Duval, a Fly Girl impersonator (first and only appearance
for both)
Synopsis: Kim Brand is astonished to learn that three Fly Girls will be
appearing on the Mystery Trio quiz show, none of whom is the real Fly
Girl. |
Laugh Comics 137
August 1962
Story: “The Day the Fly Stopped Flying” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Rosenberger
Letterer: Duffy Mohler
Feature Character: The Fly
GS: Fly Girl
Villains: The Professor and his gang, Biggie Benson, Joe, and their
gang, various crooks (first and only appearance for all)
Synopsis: After being hit with a blast of liquid chlordane, the Fly
discovers that his wings will no longer work.
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Laugh Comics 138
September 1962
Story: “The Crooked Fly” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Fly
GS: Fly Girl
Intro: Sheriff Grack (only appearance)
Villains: Cyrus Rame and his accomplices (first and only appearance for
all)
Synopsis: The sheriff of Laketown repeatedly jails the Fly for violating
minor city ordinances. |
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Laugh Comics 139
October 1962
Story: “Fly Girl’s Mask” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: Fly Girl
GS: The Fly
Villain: Erich Kreck (first and only appearance)
Synopsis: Erich Kreck, mask-collector extraordinaire, covets Fly Girl’s
mask and mesmerizes the Fly into stealing it from her.
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Laugh Comics 140
November 1962
Story: “The Animal Army” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Villains: Two hunters (first and only appearance)
Synopsis: When animals’ lives are threatened by the cruel tactics of two
big-game hunters, they summon the Jaguar, who organizes them into an
army to counterattack their foes. |
Laugh Comics 141
December 1962
Story: “The Immortal Alien” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Villains: Dr. Bales, Prof. Tyne, Maj. Kress (first and only appearance
for all)
Synopsis: When two scientists claim to have brought back an immortal
alien from Easter Island, the Jaguar decides to put their “discovery” to
the test.
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Laugh Comics 142
January 1963
Story: “Terror of the Jungle” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Intro: The Wabutos (only appearance)
Villain: Frank Finsmith (first and only appearance)
Synopsis: A villainous hunter doses animals with a chemical that causes
them to run rampant and even attack the Jaguar.
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Laugh Comics 143
February 1963
Story: “Wildcat Joe’s Weird Will” (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Giunta
Feature Character: Fly Girl
Villains: Vince Tallow, Sykes, and their gang (first and only appearance
for all)
Synopsis: In order to gain a supposed inheritance from her uncle, Kim
Brand is induced to spend a night in a “haunted” castle, not knowing it
is filled with gimmicks with which a gang leader hopes to kill her.
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Laugh Comics 144
March 1963
Story: “The Creatures From Planet RCQQ7" (6 pages)
Editor: John Goldwater
Writer: Robert Bernstein
Artist: John Rosenberger
Feature Character: The Jaguar
Supporting Character: Jill Ross
Intro: Prof. Kurtz (only appearance)
Synopsis: Jill Ross tries to make contact with an alien planet to help
out a professor friend of hers, only to find that it appears the alien
she contacts has altered her body to make it resemble his own
other-world form.
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Laugh Comics Digest 19
November 1978 |
Laugh Comics Digest 20
January 1979 |
Laugh Comics Digest 25
November 1979 |
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Laugh Comics Digest 27
March 1980 |
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