Josh Burggraf covers Adventures of Bob Hope 101

Original cover by Bob Oksner; DC 1966. Josh Burggraf's website is here.

Akumu Ink covers Superman 306

Original cover by Ernie Chan and Bob Oksner; DC 1976. Akumu Ink's website is here.

Mitch O'Connell covers Mystery in Space 8

Original cover credited to Bob Oksner and Bernard Sachs; DC 1952. Mitch O'Connell's website is here.

Binky #73

Binky #73 (On Sale: April 7, 1970) has a cover by Henry Scarpelli.

We begin with "Lucky Binky" by John Albano, Winslow Mortimer and Henry Scarpelli and reprinted in Best of DC #39. Next is "The Great Bar-Bell Chase" and that is followed by "A Message to Peggy" by John Albano, Bob Oksner and Henry Scarpelli and also reprinted in Best of DC #39. We end with "Sherwood's Turn-On Gets Turned Off."

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #118

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #118 (On Sale: March 17, 1970) has a cover by Bob Oksner.

This issue jas five Jerry Lewis short stories in it, two of them without titles. The ones with titles are "The Spaceman in Sneakers," "Eat at Your Own Risk" and "The Man-Eating Hitchhiker." I have no other information ont his book.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #117

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #117 (On Sale: January 20, 1970) has a cover by Bob Oksner featuring Jerry and the new Wonder Woman.

This issue has the book-length "Jerry Meets the New Wonder Woman." I would guess that they would get Bob Oksner to do the insides as well, but who knows. Heck, they might have gotten Mike Sekowsky to write and draw it. Regardless, you have to appreciate the way DC is pushing the new Wonder Woman, here and in The Brave and the Bold a month or so ago.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Adventure Comics #389

Adventure Comics #389 (On Sale: December 23, 1969) has a cover by Murphy Anderson.

This issue begins with Supergirl in "The Mystery Magician" by Robert Kanigher, Winslow Mortimer and Bob Oksner. The back-up Supergirl story, "Supergirl's Jilted Boy Friends"is by Cary Bates and Kurt Schaffenberger.

Edited by Mort Weisinger.

Brad Dwyer covers Shazam 10

Original cover by Bob Oksner; DC 1974. Brad Dwyer's website is here.

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #116

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #116 (On Sale: November 20, 1969) has a cover by Bob Oksner.

We have three Jerry stories this issue, beginning with "The Abominable Schmoman," followed by "The Fortune Haunters" and ending with "The Job That Starts at the Top."

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Windy and Willy #4

Windy and Willy #4 (On Sale: September 18, 1969) has a cover by Bob Oksner.

This is the final issue of this Dobie Gillis retread. "Historical High Jinks" is drawn by Bob Oksner and is reprinted from Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #17.

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #115

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #115 (On Sale: September 18, 1969) has a cover by Bob Oksner.

This issue we have "The Kook with the Cuckoo Clock, " "Dog Tired," "Extra – Special Delivery" and "The Jerry Tree." All are by Arnold Drake and Bob Oksner.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.

Meet Angel #7

Meet Angel #7 (On Sale: September 16, 1969) has a cover inked by Bob Oksner and a totally meaningless name change from The Angel and the Ape, particularly since this is the last issue of the book.

We begin with "A Busy Little Aunt" and "Suits Me Fine," both penciled by Bob Oksner. Next is "The Case of the Inside Job" drawn by Bob Oksner and Wally Wood. We end the reign of The Angel and the Ape with"The Case of the Millionaire Cat" also drawn by Bob Oksner and Wally Wood

Edited by Joe Orlando.

From Beyond the Unknown #1

From Beyond the Unknown #1 (On Sale: August 21, 1969) has a Joe Kubert cover.

The first issue of this new science-fiction reprint book begins with "The Turtle-Men of Space" by Gardner Fox, Mike Sekowsky and Joe Giella and reprinted from Strange Adventures #118. Next is "The Unknown Spaceman" by Gardner Fox, Bob Oksner and Bernard Sachs and reprinted from Mystery In Space #11. We conclude with "Star-Actor of the Starways" by Gardner Fox, Carmine Infantino and Bernard Sachs from Strange Adventures #122.

Edited by Julius Schwartz.

Windy and Willy #3

Windy and Willy #3 (On Sale: July 22, 1969) has a very nice cover by Bob Oksner.

We have a feature-length untitled story reprinted from Many Lives of Dobie Gillis #20 and drawn by Bob Oksner. It is partially redrawn and retitled Windy and Willy.

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #114

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #114 (On Sale: July 22, 1969) has a cover by Bob Oksner.

We have Jerry Lewis stories: "The Flowers That Boom in the Spring" and "The Nut That Holds the Wheel."

Edited by Murray Boltinoff

Angel and the Ape #6

Angel and the Ape #6 (On Sale: July 15, 1969) has a cover by Bob Oksner on this their final issue, though there will be one more comic in this series, simply entitled Meet Angel.

We have three short Angel and the Ape stories this issue. We start with "The Robbing Robot" by John Albano, Bob Oksner and Wally Wood. Next is "The Liberator" also drawn by Bob Oksner and Wally Wood. We end with "The Ape of 1,000 Disguises" by John Albano, Bob Oksner and Wally Wood.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Windy and Willy #2

Windy and Willy #2 (On Sale: May 20, 1969) has a cover by Bob Oksner.

"The Two Astro-Nuts" is of course a reprint from Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #25 by Arnold Drake and Bob Oksner. They have renamed the characters and touched up the artwork to be more modern and to avoid copyright infringement.

Edited by Dick Giordano.

Binky's Buddies #4

Binky's Buddies #4 (On Sale: May 13, 1969) has a cover by Bob Oksner.

We have four stories this issue: "From Riches to Rags," "The Hero," "Tolling the Bells" and "What a Banana" staring Binky's Buddies, Binky, Buzzy and Benny all by person's unknown.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Angel and the Ape #5

Angel and the Ape #5 (On Sale: May 13, 1969) has a cover by Bob Oksner. It looks like the staff of Benedict Arnold High School (a school populated by Universal Horror-style monsters) from the now canceled Adventures of Bob Hope comic are now a part of Angel and the Ape.

Once again we know very little about this issue. It begins with "Pigeon Mob" drawn by Bob Oksner and finishes with "The Case of Hippie, Hippie, Hooray" drawn by Artie Saaf and Wally Wood.

Edited by Joe Orlando.

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #113

Adventures of Jerry Lewis #113 (On Sale: May 6, 1969) has another nice Bob Oksner cover.

This issue contains three Jerry Lewis stories, "Hal, Hal, the Gang's All Here," "Mr. Misfortune Teller" and "Beware the Dog-Catcher." I have no information on any of these, though Bob Oksner may have drawn some of them. I have no idea who took over the writing of Jerry once Arnold Drake was ousted from the company.

Edited by Murray Boltinoff.