The Avengers, #6 British

Published: July 1964

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Issue Contents:

Letter Column Featuring All About the Avengers

Credits
Story Notes

Letters from Buddy Saunders, Guiseppe Gramazio, Charles Lichtman, Allen Haworth, and John Angell. Between story pages 18 and 19.

"He's looking for people who like to draw"

Story Notes

Back cover. Ad for the Famous Artists Schools.

"3 complete fishing outfits"

Story Notes

Inside back cover. Ad for fishing equipment.

"Brother, can you spare a dime 10¢?"

Story Notes

Ad for a muscle building system.

"Stamps"

Story Notes

Various classified-style ads for stamps and other mail order items, on lower half of page.

"Hey fellas... now you can build your own go-kart"

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Ad for instructions on how to build a go-kart, on upper half of page.

"Earn big money"

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Inside front cover. Ad for the Christy Trades School.

Stamps; Shop by Mail

"Stamp collecting outfit"

Story Notes

Various classified-style ads for stamps and other products, between story pages 18 and 19.

"Make $3 to $5 an hour starting soon"

Story Notes

Ad for a home study course teaching radio and television repair. On lower half of page between story pages 18 and 19.

Camouflage Paint

"Used in World War 2 and in Korea by U.S. Marine Commandos"

Story Notes

Sold by Novel Products Corp. Occupies top half of page between story pages 18 and 19.

"Get ready to visit the New York World’s Fair"

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Ad for the Unisphere savings bank from Hanover Distributors. Occupies lower half of page between story pages 13 and 14.

Ad Featuring Grit Newspaper

"Look! Boys wanted to sell Grit"

Story Notes

Advertisement for selling Grit magazine from Grit Publishing Co. Occupies top half of page between story pages 13 and 14.

"Boys! Men! My secret new Dynaflex method"

Story Notes

Ad for Dynaflex body-building course for $1.98. Also free booklet, “Secrets of Being Attractive”. Between story pages 10 and 11.

"Don't let them call you skinny"

Story Notes

Between story pages 5 and 6.

"Who says this isn’t the Marvel age of comics?"

Storyline

Promo ad featuring the logos of Marvel’s (then) current series.

Story Notes

Between story pages 5 and 6.