Did it make economic sense to advertise in a national publication for what had to be mainly a regional attraction? Or did families at the time really base their cross-country vacation plans around amateurishly made ads in comic books?
I can understand weekends being exempt. But why is the coupon only good on Monday, Wednesday and Friday? What was going on in the park Tuesday and Thursday?
Batman Slide? What the hell is a Batman slide?? (Apparently, this is...this is from an amusement park in Queens, but I'm assuming the one in Palisades Park was pretty similar, if not identical)
What were the odds of encountering a young Bruce Springsteen there?
And were there any people out there who would actually deface their comic books to save a measly 85¢?
(Fortunately, there wasn't a story page on this flip side, at least in this issue, just a house ad for Angel And The Ape...)
2 comments:
I have never purchased a comic that had a coupon cut out.
You're lucky, Allen...I have tons of them...especially those damned Marvel Value Stamps...
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