New on DCM today...

[Yoc]

Hi Gang!
Today we've got five ore scans.  Thanks as usual to TF, DMiles and LG!

Battle Report 006 (Ajax-Ferrell) (Jun 1953) (Titansfan Scans-David Miles Edits).cbz
Dexter Comics 005 (Dearfield Publishing) (Jul 1949) (Titansfan Scans-David Miles Edits) .cbz
Our United States (J.C. Penney) (1949) (Titansfan-LG).cbz
Reddy Goose in the Lost and Found City (International Shoe Co.) (1959) (Titansfan-LG).cbz
The Story of Water Supply (American Water Works) (1958) (Titansfan-LG-DH) (REDUX FILLS pg2-3).cbz

Enjoy!
-Yoc

[Yoc]

Hi Gang,
More new scans today!  It's time for another batch of Willie Williams Wednesdays. 
Thanks to the usual gang for all their work on these many, many new scans!

Escape From Devils Island (Avon 1952)(inc)-28pgs  -Willie Williams.zip
Mask of Dr. Fu Manchu 001 [Avon 1951]-c2c  -Willie Williams+Pappy.zip
Parole Breakers 002 [Avon 1952]-9pgs  -Willie Williams.zip
Police Lineup 003 [Avon 1952.04][Kubert][inc]-9pgs  -Willie Williams.zip

And some more giveaways...

Outboard Fishing (Evinrude) (1958) (Titansfan-LG).cbz
Peggy and Mado and Their Four Weeks in France (Air France+French Natl Railroad) (1951) (Titansfan-LG).cbz
Rescued From Money Problems (State Finance Co.) (ca. 1950) (Titansfan-LG).cbz

Enjoy!
-Yoc

[Yoc]

Hi Gang!
We've got a nice batch of new scan for today including a new archive collection...

Death Patrol Archives (Quality)-errelbe.cbz
Fight Against Crime 007 (Story Comics) (May 1952) (Titansfan+DMiles Edits).cbz
Pete and Pierre on the French Railroads (French Natl. Railroads) (1947) (Titansfan-LG) (FIXED).cbz
Red Feather - Another Real Story (Parents) (1948) (Titantsfan-LG).cbz
Red Goose Comic Selections 04 (Parents 1944) (Titansfan+DMiles Edits).cbz
The Story of Mass Production (1947) (Ford Motor Company) (Titansfan-LG).cbz

Enjoy!
-Yoc

[Ger Apeldoorn]

I would just like to comment positively on Titusfan's efforts to bring us all these give-aways and other promotional comics. I would like to comment om most of them, but somehow the comment button has disappeared from my pages. Anyway, the last one, The Story of Mass Production, is about the best sample of Creig Flessel's work at that time I have ever seen. Therefore I suspect it must be by Johnstone and Cushing, where Flessel was exclusively. J&C regular Dik Browne used to do cartoons for the Ford magazines so the connection is easily made.