SPEC Productions - Smilin' Jack

ZACK MOSLEY'S SMILIN' JACK began in the Sunday Chicago Tribune and New York News on October 2, 1933 as ON THE WING. A few weeks later, Captain Joe Patterson, founder of the New York News and Chicago Tribune Syndicate, changed the title to SMILIN' JACK on December 30, 1933. From then on the feature was gradually sold to other papers acround the world. Then, to tie in with the SMILIN' JACK Sunday, ZACK MOSLEY started drawing the SMILIN' JACK daily, debuting on June 6, 1936. During the mid-thirties through the mid-sixties, SMILIN JACK' was syndicated to more that 300 daily and Sunday newspapers with a combined circualtion of over 25,000,000!

PAPER BOOK 01 - 02 | SMILIN' JACK MAGAZINE 01 - 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 11 -16 | 17 - 22 | 22 TO CURRENT ISSUE

	SMILIN' JACK MAGAZINE NO. 5 SUNDAYS & DAILIES - 12/28/1938 to 05/19/1940 This time around Zack Mosley introduces one of his great female villains - the diabolical Madam Mongoose, leader of a group of saboteurs. Her target is military equipment especially anything aeronautical, which brings her in direct contact with Jack. But it turns out the Mongoose's main obsession is Smilin' Jack himself, with a personal score to settle! SJ9005 - $15.00

SMILIN' JACK MAGAZINE NO. 6 SUNDAYS & DAILIES - 05/20/1940 to 10/20/1940 80 Pages of classic stripes featuring the Daredevil Pilot: Smilin' Jack! Reprinting Sundays and dailies from 05/20/1940 to 10/40.1940, feauring Smilin' Jack, Joy, Gumbo, Bugs, and more! SJ9006 - $15.00

	SMILIN' JACK MAGAZINE NO. 7 SUNDAYS & DAILIES - 10/21/1940 to -3/26/1941 In this issue Jack suddenly realizes that he loves Joy and ask's her to be his bride...poor boy marries rich girl. Her allowance is more than he makes all year! But hold on, no self-respecting man would live off his bride's money and our hero is no exception. Jack insists on a prenuptual agreement that they live on his salary alone. The real test of their marraige comes when Joy surprises Jack with the baby bullet . . . SJ9007 - $15.00

SMILIN' JACK MAGAZINE NO. 8 SUNDAYS & DAILIES - 03/07/1941 to 08/16/1941 THE SEARCH: Joy has disappeared while attempting to fly over the Carriggean. An all out search is launched by the Coast Guard, who sight from wreckage from her plane. But no sign of Joy . . . LOST LOVE: Jack is devasted by the news, the shock of losing his bride is too much - he feels guilty - blames himself for what has happened. Finally he decides to get away from it all. Against the objections of Downwind and Fatstuff, he boards his plane and takes off for new horizions and a new adventure! SJ9008 - $15.00

	SMILIN' JACK MAGAZINE NO. 9 SUNDAYS & DAILIES - 08/17/1941 to 12/24/1941 Jack is in for the time of his life when Cindy's daughter Cherry becomes infatuated with him - and to make matter whose she is the fiancee of his younger brother Stretch! SJ9009 - $15.00

SMILIN' JACK MAGAZINE NO. 10 SUNDAYS & DAILIES - 12/25/1941 ti 05/16/1942 Jack suspects someone is purposely trying to sabotage his new business after a series of fatal accidents! Who is Mr. Brotherly and where does Cinday know him from? WHODUNIT? The finger of guilt points to Cindy! SJ9010 - $15.00
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