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Source: Originally in "Strange Tales" #117, 1964. Scanned from "Marvel Collectors' Item Classics" #7, 1967.
Source: A small 1970s paperback. Sorry!
Source: Originally published 1/19/47. Scanned from 1980s Kitchen Sink series, #13.
Source (where it will enlarge further for easier reading): http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_yMxt9IGV4d8/S-qxOymYeaI/AAAAAAAABQ0/ZVdScXKMmYY/s16...
Source: "Adventure Comics" #390.
Source: "Batman" #193
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Note: We posted a found Web image of this a while ago, but when we located our own copy, we had to get closer. The original was in FF Annual #3. Our scan is from a later FF Annual, in which it was reprinted.
Comic Book Cartography does its best to post images in a way that makes them easy to enjoy, even if you're just casually strolling through the gallery. However, almost all of our scan files are really large, because we we figure that there are maniacs like us out there, who want to dive into the details.
In response to a few questions we've received, here's the skinny on enlarging images: Click on the image, and it will enlarge as far as it can within Posterous' default settings. Click on the pop-up text indicating "download full size" and you WILL NOT automatically download it. At least with our browser (Safari), the image will instead open in a new window, and you can click it to full size and cruise around to your heart's content. Of course, you can also download the images and do whatever you like with them. We don't own them. We just scan them and set them free. Occasionally, Posterous' settings will refuse to offer any enlargement options for long vertical images. We don't know why this happens. Thanks to all visitors, commenters, bloggers, Tweeters, robot aggregators, and others who've shown enthusiasm for our archival adventure!
