Fantastic Four 1961 #119 - 4.5 - $11.00

On-sale date from 1972 Periodicals, Copyright Office, Library of Congress with a correction factor of plus 28 days. There are many copies with a cover with a printing error. The printing error was not static, it changed through the print run. The apex of the error resulted in an area which was to be red was instead yellow. An example of the apex print error can be viewed here: https://www.comics.org/changeset/111588/compare/?collapse=1. The British copies have only been found with the apex error.

• Never Finished High School? - Interior front cover advertisement for finishing high school at home. Includes mail order coupon for an illustrated booklet entitled "How to finish High School at Home".
• Three Stood Together! - In reaction to contemporary politics, the Black Panther briefly renames himself "the Black Leopard."
• These 3 Big Drafting Kits Given To You! - Advertisement for a career kit in architectural drawing and mechanical drafting.
• Look, Fellows! - Advertisement in a publishing career with Grit Publishing Company.
• Be Taller! - Advertisement for a home program to increase physical height.
• SHOP BY MAIL - Full pages of various sized mail order advertisements.
• We'll Pay You $10,000.00 For This Lincoln Penny - Advertisement for the hobby of coin collecting.
• Magic World of Surprises & Mystery - Mail order advertisement for young reader entertaining merchandise.
• The Sensuous Bullpen - Stan Lee's Soapbox tries to explain all the recent price changes. A short article is reprinted from the Sunday supplement magazine Parade from August 1, 1971, which mentions Marvel's popularity on college campuses. Tomb of Dracula and Marvel Premiere are new magazines. John Romita, Marie Severin, Herb Trimpe, and other Bullpen personnel participated in an art program for underprivileged children held at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Al Kurzrok is back from a trip to Haiti. Barry Smith is taking a vacation trip back to England. Also the Mighty Marvel Checklist of Marvel comics "now on sale!"
• - Letters from: Charles Schwartz, Douglas Jones, Lester G. Boutillier, and Kevin Greer.
• Raleigh's Got It Either Way You Go - Advertisement for the 1971 production line of 3-speed, 5-speed and 10-speed bicycles.
• Free! Muscle Course That Can Add 3 Inches to Your Arms Fast! - Interior back cover advertisement for a home course in body building.
• Fat Track - Back cover advertisement for Mattel's Sizzlers Fat Track toy cars.