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Reader and Collector, v. 2, issue 3, September 1941

Inside back cover

THE READER AND COLLECTOR
A PUBLICATION ISSUED OCCASIONALLY BY
H. C. KOENIG
2 East End Avenue
New York, N. Y.

Member F.A.P.A.----N.A.P.A.
VOLUME II NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER, 1941

Quotations and Comments
by
"The Outsider"

FROM "INTER NOS" VOLUME 1 NO. 1
"But the Reader and Collector we cannot pass so lightly, we must spend more time with it, for it was by far the best thing iwwu3e eu4int March."

Welcome to the fold, Brother Jones. But, so help me, what with that new language you've invented, I am having a tough job trying to determine if you are for or agin me.

FROM "FLASH GORDON" JUNE 8, 1941
"'In my Empire' hisses Ming."

To his many other nefarious accomplishments Ming the Merciless now adds some expert sibilance. The old dastard.

FROM "THE ROCKET CAR" IN "COSMIC TALES" JULY 1941

"The fatty officer, waited till the last minuet, than saved his worthless life by executing a high jumb."

High jumping in the minuet!!!!! Is there nothing sacred to these youngsters! If this sort of thing keeps up the only folks who will be able to waltz will be trapeze artists and pole-vaulters; to say nothing of high-jumbers.

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THE READER AND COLLECTOR A PUBLICATION ISSUED OCCASIONALLY BY H. C. KOENIG 2 East End Avenue New York, N. Y. Member F.A.P.A.----N.A.P.A. VOLUME II NUMBER 3 SEPTEMBER, 1941 Quotations and Comments by "The Outsider" FROM "INTER NOS" VOLUME 1 NO. 1 "But the Reader and Collector we cannot pass so lightly, we must spend more time with it, for it was by far the best thing iwwu3e eu4int March." Welcome to the fold, Brother Jones. But, so help me, what with that new language you've invented, I am having a tough job trying to determine if you are for or agin me. FROM "FLASH GORDON" JUNE 8, 1941 "'In my Empire' hisses Ming." To his many other nefarious accomplishments Ming the Merciless now adds some expert sibilance. The old dastard. FROM "THE ROCKET CAR" IN "COSMIC TALES" JULY 1941 "The fatty officer, waited till the last minuet, than saved his worthless life by executing a high jumb." High jumping in the minuet!!!!! Is there nothing sacred to these youngsters! If this sort of thing keeps up the only folks who will be able to waltz will be trapeze artists and pole-vaulters; to say nothing of high-jumbers.