Four Color #1285

Feb 1962 · Dell · 0.15 USD

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“Be My Valentine”

This 1962 Dell comic brings the beloved TV series Leave It to Beaver to the printed page, with a charming photo cover showing a determined young Beaver in a red shirt sporting boxing gloves, coached by a watchful adult man crouching close behind him. The cover teases a delightfully relatable premise: "Beaver's plans to discourage a romancing female are upset by a mix-up in the mails!" — a Valentine's Day mix-up that sounds like pure Beaver Cleaver trouble. Interior art by David Gantz with lettering by John Duffy brings the "Be My Valentine" story to life for fans of the wholesome suburban comedy.

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artist, inker David Gantz · letterer John Duffy

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artist, inker David Gantz

letterer John Duffy

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Previews of two stories in the issue.

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