The cover price for this issue is a nickel, but in the ad on the inside back cover, the same book is advertised at a dime. Strange
By Titansfan
That is strange. I wonder of there were two versions.
By Titansfan
That is strange. I wonder of there were two versions.
By crashryan
Nation-Wide's other "52 pages--all comics" titles also sold for a nickel. Maybe the publisher decided to lower the price after the book was ready to print, and he changed the front cover price but overlooked the back cover ad. It's a theory, anyway.
By ghmcleod
thank you
By dwilt
Interesting that Mazie ran thru 1954 for Nation-Wide and was then picked up by Harvey (who also published a spin-off, Flat-Top).
By hqbrum
curious to see the difference on the art on these first issues, around Mazie #8 not only the style changed as the other characters got their own titles. The bigger changes seems to be on the Mortie and 'Flat-top' characters the later one named Jackson prior to the design change.
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