Temerson titles with blue background
10/28/11
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1933 |
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Worth Carnahan publishes Wild Cherries (4 issues) A "snappy story)
title. Publications Service Syndicate, Inc |
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1934 |
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May
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Frank Temerson and I. W. Ullman publish Movie Humor | |
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1936 |
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| Dec | Movie Stars Handies Silk Stockings Revue |
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1937 |
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| Jan | Silk Stocking Stories |
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Apr
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High Heel Magazine | |
| Jul | Donenfeld publishes The Stocking Parade (Arrow) Ultem sued seekng an injunction but was denied by a court that didn't want to soil its hands with the matter. |
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Jul
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Personal Adventure Stories ed. J. A. Rosefeld (Resolute Publications Inc., 25¢, 68pp, large pulp, cover by A. E. Drake) -3 issues? J.A. Rosenfield is I. W. Ullman's brother-in-law. |
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Sep
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Ultem purchases Funny Pages and Funny Picture Stories
from Comics Magazine Company. Funny Pages From indicia on contents page: FUNNY PAGES is published monthly by Ultem Publications, Inc., Mount Morris, Illinois. EDITORIAL OFFICE, 276 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. Incorrectly listed as v2#2 in indicia on inside front cover; correct numbering on contents page. |
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Nov
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Ultem purchases Star Comics and Star Ranger from Harry Chesler. All four titles are edited by Harry Chesler using his shop material. |
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1938 |
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Jan
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Funny Pages v2#5, Star Comics #9
Last issue published by Ultem. All four titles sold to Joseph Hardie and Raymond Kelly's Centaur. |
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| July | Ultem reorganizes as Lex Publications and stiffs all creditors. | |
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1939 |
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| July | Silk Stocking and High Heel (Feb) end. | |
| Oct
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Brookwood publishes Speed Comics. 381 4th Ave printed in NYC Edited by Maurice Rosenfield, J. A. Rose(n)field's son. |
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Worth publishes Champion Comics #2. 1(22) E42nd Street Worth Carnahan Ed Worth and Charles Quinlan publishers (acc to CBM 71)
(Probably not related to Temerson.) 1st issue a $.05 giveaway intended for motion picture theatres. Acc to CBM 71. Adolphe Barreaux studio material begins to appear |
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1940 |
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| April |
Writer's Digest, April, 1940 issue: "Lex Publications," 381 Fourth Avenue, which superseded "Ultem" and "Resolute Publications", is in its turn out.... But there are plans afoot for new corporation names. "Brookwood Publishing Company" is one of these, issuing "Speed Comics". "Tem" Publishing is another of the names to be used." credit to Will Murray for his rediscovering this note. |
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| April | Champion #6 . |
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| May
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Crash #1 Tem Publications 381 4th Ave/Holyoke (Bert Whitman Productions supplies the contents) |
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| June
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Cyclone Comics Bilbara Pub Bilbara is owned by William Cotton and published many other types of magazines including Peek and Movie Portraits. Cotton also owned Ideal Publishing and had connections to the distributor Kable. Bilbara = Bil(l Cotton) and (Bar)bara (Janes)? Worth/Charles Quinlan Production Movie Life ad 122 E 42nd ST (Worth- not Temerson) Features Volton (Quinlan), Kingdom of the Moon (Quinlan), Mr. Q (Quinlan), Red Knight (Winter), King Anthony (Papp)
Joe Simon cover on Champion 08
Whirlwind Comics-3 issues Nita Publishing 381 4th Avenue (Bert Whitman Associates) |
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| July | O.K. Comics #1 published by Hit Publishing (Worth & Quinlan).
1 East 42nd Street, NY According to Frank Motler, copyrighted by Worth B. Carnahan and not related to the United Features Okay Comics published the same month. 2 issues. Features Sunset Smith (Quinlan), Don Rayman (Quinlan), Mr. Mist (Quinlan), Jason McCoy (Carnahan), Phantom Knight (Willner), Little Giant (?) among others. |
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| Aug | Last Brookwood issue of Speed Comics (11) |
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| Sept
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Cat-Man debuts in Crash Comics #4 by Irwin Hasen. | |
| Oct | Champion becomes Champ with #11. Last from Worth/Quinlan. |
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| Nov | last issue of Cyclone (5). Carnahan moves to Nashville and
leaves comic publishing. Quinlan moves on to Helnit. last issue of Crash (5) Whitman moves on to Green Hornet from Helnit. House ad for Crash, Speed and Whirlwind in Crash #5. |
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| Dec
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Green Hornet #1 from Helnit. 2-6 from Green Hornet Publishing?.
Contents supplied by Bert Whitman Associates Bert Whitman also does Green Hornet comic strip. 381 4th Avenue. Printed in Meriden CT? |
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1941 |
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| Feb | Champ takes over publishing of Champ Comics with #12. 225 West 57th ST Leo Greenwald ed and publisher Adolphe Barreaux's Majestic Studios supplies the contents. Statement of ownership:* Worth Publishing Co., Inc. * The editor is Leo Greenwald. * The owners are Worth Publishing Co., Inc. and Leo Greenwald * The statement is "signed" Leo Greenwald, Publisher There is no mention of Worth B. Carnahan anywhere in the Statement of Ownership Addresses for both Greenwald and the Worth Publishing Co., Inc. are given as 122 East 42nd St., New York City. The address for Champ Publishing Company in the indicia is 225 West 57th Street, New York, N. Y. |
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| Mar | Speed Comics 12 and 13 published by Speed Comics, Inc. (Greenwald ?) | |
| May
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Cat-Man #1 Helnit
Charles Quinlan takes over packaging. continues from Crash |
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| Aug
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Captain Fearless produced by Quinlan for Helnit. (2 issues) Last Green Hornet (6) |
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| Sep | Speed Comics 14 pub by Alfred Harvey | |
| Dec
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Captain Aero pub by Helnit #7-
continued from Green Hornet. |
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1942 |
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| Feb
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Sherman Bowles, publisher of 4 Springfield Mass newspapers and
owner of Holyoke Press takes over Catman with #12(7) and
Captain Aero with #8. Quinlan goes with them. Temerson is not a part owner of Holyoke. Last Fox Blue Beetle 11 |
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| May | Harvey takes over Champ with issue 18 |
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| Jun |
Bert Whitman sells the Green Hornet to Harvey. #7
Holyoke takes over Blue Beetle (#12) Quinlan takes over with #13. 52 Vanderbuilt Ave NYC |
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1943 |
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| Jan | last Holyoke issue of Catman (17) |
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| Apr |
New Blue Beetle (20) Chas Quinlan Ed. statement of Ownership |
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| Jul
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Temerson forms Et-Es-Go and resumes publication of Catman 220 W 42nd ST Printed in St. Louis |
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| Aug | last Quinlan Blue Beetle story (24) BB still at Vanderbuilt Ave- still printed in Holyoke. Produced by Ferstadt studios? |
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| Sept | Catman numbering mixed up with Captain Aero.
1st Et-Es-Go Captain Aero v3-9(11) |
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| Dec
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Suspense #1 (Et-Es-Go) Quinlan cover 1st L. B. Cole artwork |
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1944 |
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| Jan
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Terrific Comics #1 (Et-Es-Go)
Mr Nobody by John Giunta appears |
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| Mar |
Captain Flight Four Star publications packaged by L. B. Cole? Robert Farrell publisher printed in St Louis
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| May
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Rae Herman listed as editor of Catman 24 | |
| Jun
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Fox wins Blue Beetle back from Holyoke and resumes publication with #31- Otis (E.C. Stoner) takes over the art with #36. Fox prints comics in Buffalo, NY.
Power Comics from Narrative Press 33 West 42nd ST printed in St. Louis packaged by L.B. Cole and Bernard Baily?
Holyoke begins Sparkling Stars to replace all the titles it lost. 33 issues through 1948. Produced by Ferstadt Studios? Basically Blue Beetle without the lead feature. |
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| Jul
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Temerson forms Continental with Catman v2#12 (25) L.B.
Cole cover Aviation Press issues Contact Comics #1-also packaged by Cole 80 E 42nd St printed in St Louis |
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| Aug | Mr. Nobody by L.B. Cole moves to Suspense (#5) Captain Aero moves to Continental with v4#2 (16) |
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| Sept
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statement of ownership Catman 26 Continental Magazines, Inc,
220 West 42nd Street, New York City. Distributor: P.D.C.. 220 West 42nd Street, New York City.
Sept 44 last Power Comics from Narrative. |
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| Nov
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last Quinlan Catman (26A) last Terrific (#6)
Quinlan moves on to Magazine Enterprises, then Fawcett (Hopalong Cassidy) and Quality (mostly romance comics) |
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| Suspense 7 | ||
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1945 |
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| Feb
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Mask Comics from Rural Home inherits material from Power Comics? (2 issues) | |
| April | CatMan 27 (long gap) | |
| June |
CatMan 28 Suspense 8 |
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| Aug |
CatMan 29 Suspense 9 |
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| Dec |
CatMan 30 Suspense 10 |
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| no date | Toytown #1 Shoppers Quarterly- packaged by L.B. Cole/Rae Herman? | |
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1946 |
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| June |
Catman 31 (long gap) Suspense 11 |
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| Aug |
last issue of Catman #32 last Captain Aero (26)
Statement of Ownership in Catman 32: Continental Magazines 220 W 42nd ST Ray Willner editor FZ Temerson Esther Temerson owners Irving Solomon Bus Mgr
Toytown #3 Orbit?? |
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| Sept | last issue of Suspense #12 |
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1950 |
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| March | last Continental Comic series? The Great Foodini based on the puppet TV series runs four issues before moving to Fawcett. |
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1952 |
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| March |
Sherman H. Bowles dies March 3, 1952 |
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195? |
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| Frank Temerson works for Major Magazines, on exactly what is unknown. | ||
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1963 |
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| July | July 27 Frank Temerson dies. | |
