





Samson #13 - F, 6.0
Samson #13 (June 1955, Ajax) — F 6.0
Golden Age Revival • Fred Schwab & Ken Battefield Art
A solid mid-’50s Ajax-Farrell revival issue bringing back the Golden Age strongman Samson, now in full pulp-action mode. This issue mixes superhero grit with classic anthology storytelling — blending crime, sci-fi, and humor into the publisher’s distinct post-Code formula.
In the main feature, Samson uncovers a shady irrigation scam that threatens an entire community — a story that doubles as social commentary wrapped in colorful heroics. Supporting stories include “Pop Goes the Weasels!” and “Rocketman: No Tomorrow!” alongside light-hearted shorts like “The Unconventional Cashier!” featuring Wonder Boy and “Kid Gluv.”
📚 Details:
Stories and art by Ken Battefield & Fred Schwab
Includes features starring Samson, Wonder Boy & Rocketman
32 pages · Full Color · 10¢ cover price
📝 Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes
F (6.0) — Bright copy with strong color and gloss. Light spine wear and mild surface stress lines consistent with grade. Tight staples and supple interior pages. Clean presentation with classic mid-’50s Ajax production charm.
Samson #13 (June 1955, Ajax) — F 6.0
Golden Age Revival • Fred Schwab & Ken Battefield Art
A solid mid-’50s Ajax-Farrell revival issue bringing back the Golden Age strongman Samson, now in full pulp-action mode. This issue mixes superhero grit with classic anthology storytelling — blending crime, sci-fi, and humor into the publisher’s distinct post-Code formula.
In the main feature, Samson uncovers a shady irrigation scam that threatens an entire community — a story that doubles as social commentary wrapped in colorful heroics. Supporting stories include “Pop Goes the Weasels!” and “Rocketman: No Tomorrow!” alongside light-hearted shorts like “The Unconventional Cashier!” featuring Wonder Boy and “Kid Gluv.”
📚 Details:
Stories and art by Ken Battefield & Fred Schwab
Includes features starring Samson, Wonder Boy & Rocketman
32 pages · Full Color · 10¢ cover price
📝 Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes
F (6.0) — Bright copy with strong color and gloss. Light spine wear and mild surface stress lines consistent with grade. Tight staples and supple interior pages. Clean presentation with classic mid-’50s Ajax production charm.