Based on the 1970s Hanna-Barbera Animated Series • First Comic Book Appearance of the Addams Family (Gold Key)
A lively and nostalgic adaptation of The Addams Family as seen in the 1973–74 Hanna-Barbera cartoon series. Released by Gold Key Comics, this first issue captures the kooky charm and macabre humor of Charles Addams’ beloved characters — Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, Pugsley, Uncle Fester, Lurch, and Thing — with all-ages storytelling and classic 1970s cartoon energy.
📚 Contents:
“In Search of the Boola-Boola” — The Addams Family sets out to find a mythical creature unseen for nearly a century.
Lighthearted gags and adventure-driven antics true to the tone of the animated show.
Full-color throughout; no individual story or art credits given.
📝 Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes
F (6.0) — Solid mid-grade copy showing general surface wear and light corner stress. Cover retains strong color; interior pages clean and supple with moderate handling wear.
A fun Bronze Age television tie-in and the first Gold Key appearance of America’s most delightfully morbid family.
Based on the 1970s Hanna-Barbera Animated Series • First Comic Book Appearance of the Addams Family (Gold Key)
A lively and nostalgic adaptation of The Addams Family as seen in the 1973–74 Hanna-Barbera cartoon series. Released by Gold Key Comics, this first issue captures the kooky charm and macabre humor of Charles Addams’ beloved characters — Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, Pugsley, Uncle Fester, Lurch, and Thing — with all-ages storytelling and classic 1970s cartoon energy.
📚 Contents:
“In Search of the Boola-Boola” — The Addams Family sets out to find a mythical creature unseen for nearly a century.
Lighthearted gags and adventure-driven antics true to the tone of the animated show.
Full-color throughout; no individual story or art credits given.
📝 Maj. Picto’s Grading Notes
F (6.0) — Solid mid-grade copy showing general surface wear and light corner stress. Cover retains strong color; interior pages clean and supple with moderate handling wear.
A fun Bronze Age television tie-in and the first Gold Key appearance of America’s most delightfully morbid family.
