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Tag Archives: job
What I Miss About Comics – Coffee, Tea or Me
Tucked away in an issue of Special Marvel Edition No. 5 is yet another career training ad. This one is for career training for jobs in the airline industry, and it seems to push the fringe benefits of free airline … Continue reading
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Posted in Blast from the Past, Stuff Joe Likes, What I Miss About Comics
Tagged 1972, airline, career training, comic, Howling Commandos, Jack Kirby, job, John Severin, Marvel, pilot, SGT. Fury, stewardess, vintage, war
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What I Miss About Comics – That Johnny PayCheck Moment
Having a bad day, Bunky? Well, fortunately for you that comic book that you brought to accompany your liverwurst sandwich and bottle of Faygo orange soda on your lunch break may hold the solution to all of your problems!
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Posted in News
Tagged 1973, ad, Bemis, boss, comic, correspondence course, DC, docked, job, quit, vintage, World's Finest
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