Visual Description: Kids of the ’60s!
VACHO = HAVOC, GREME = MERGE, TTREEH = TETHER, MOSLAN = SALMON — Giving us: HAVMERTTEALM
Clue/Question: When “The Fantastic Four” debuted, readers bought the comic books to – – –
Answer: MARVEL AT THEM
(Great pun! I grew up reading Marvel Comics. Also DC and Dell and Gold Key and Archie comics. I loved the old Tarzan comics, and also the World War II comics, like “Sgt. Rock” and “Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos”. It took me a little while to get into the superheroes, but my first and favorite of those was always “Captain America”. Then “The Avengers”. I wasn’t so big on “The Fantastic Four” or “Spider Man” until my later teens. I still have a box of comics in the garage somewhere. I hope they’re still okay.
No new clue words today. We’ve definitely seen “vacho” before, but the other jumbles appear to be new. It took me a few looks before I saw “salmon”. Fantastic twelve letter answer letter layout. Nothing given away.
Fun cartoon of some early ’60s kids. Great job on the clothes and haircuts. I don’t remember little girls reading comic books much back then. They usually pooh-poohed them, and only read real books. And, I think most comic books were geared more for boys back then. Times have changed though. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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