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Can you identify the classic TV show by its comic book adaptation?
Try not to draw a blank.
The Comics Code Authority changed everything in 1954. Prior to the self-regulation, the comic book industry pumped out lurid crime and horror comics. After the Comics Code, comics cleaned up.
Instead of mobsters and ghouls, superheroes and television characters filled the four-color pages. The imprints Dell and Gold Key mined most of TV for ideas.
Tons of TV shows — from sitcoms and dramas to Westerns and sci-fi — were adapted as comic books. Let's see if you can recognize some favorite characters in printed form.
Try to match the comic book panels to the TV show. Good luck!
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What TV show is depicted here?
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What TV show is depicted here?
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What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Dell Comics / Flashbak -
What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Gold Key Comics -
What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Gold Key Comics / savedfromthepaperdrive -
What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Gold Key Comics / Flashbak -
What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Gold Key Comics / blogintomystery -
What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Gold Key Comics -
What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Gold Key Comics / savedfromthepaperdrive -
What TV show is depicted here?
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What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Dell Comics -
What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Gold Key Comics -
What TV show is depicted here?
Image: Gold Key Comics / savedfromthepaperdrive
Can you identify the classic TV show by its comic book adaptation?
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11 Comments
13/13, thought I was going to have to guess at the last one until I saw the name Dan.
13/13 I was almost confused with #8 I almost thought the first drawing was supposed to be Hoss as the second drawing depicted the girl turning behind her speaking to Hoss...Oh boy! Lol
13/13
You got 13 out of 13
When it comes to comic books, you're a true hoss! Or, well, Ben Cartwright in this case.
Many Dell/Gold Key were drawn by Dan Spiegle. Many issues of Star Trek were drawn by Alden (Al) McWilliams.
When it comes to comic books, you're a true hoss! Or, well, Ben Cartwright in this case.
Many Dell/Gold Key were drawn by Dan Spiegle. Many issues of Star Trek were drawn by Alden (Al) McWilliams.
You got 13 out of 13
When it comes to comic books, you're a true hoss! Or, well, Ben Cartwright in this case.
When it comes to comic books, you're a true hoss! Or, well, Ben Cartwright in this case.
13 out of 13
13 out of 13! Dell Comics thrived on TV comic licensing.
A PERFECT 13!!!!! Question #13 was a very lucky guess! 👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍 😁😁😁😁😁
Missed #9.
You got 12 out of 13
You got 12 out of 13
13/13 100 %
12/13! missed the last one, #13.