By hanging around in The Monkees pad he gets his own set of trading cards

I created this for a friend who is a huge Mr. Schneider fan from The Monkees TV show.  I think the strip of gum in the package tastes kind of wooden.

The adult version of this kids drink...

In the Seventies, Freshie was a staple in many a Canadian kid's fridge.  I think this would be a fave with Mom & Dad's everywhere!

Heeeeeer's The King of Late Night & The King of the Seven Seas!

Using Jim Aparo's art from an early 70's issue of Aquaman, he actually drew Carson in the issue but called him a different name.

This ad appeared in various DC & Marvel books in the early 70s.  It's not exactly as it appeared then.

It's 1976 and you are riding your banana seat bike jumping ditches or building wooden ramps with the kids on your street. This would have been a dream team up in Brave & Bold that summer.

Imagine if you will that More Fun comics in the 1940's run of Aquaman was so successful that it spawned it's own solo Aquaman comic book.  For your viewing pleasure I present Aquaman #1 as I think it would have looked like. Yes, it is based on a Superman issue (#23) from that era.