Misleading covers. 0

[stolon 5]

Hello, I wonder if anyone out there can shed some light on this experience. I recently obtained a copy of 'Thrills of Tomorrow' #17. 1954. Always wanted this comic because if the intriguing cover, 'The World of Mr Chatt'.I wanted to know more about this story. However, no where is there a mention of this cover/story in the damn comic ! Was this fraudulent practise commonplace ? Any other examples? Thanks Geoff.

Edited July 20, 2018 by stolon 5
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[steveinthecity]

According to the Kirby website "The World Of Mr. Chatt" was published in Black Cat Mystery #57.

[thunsicker]

While not totally misleading...

I've always been disappointed that the Captain Red Blazer and Sparky covers on All-New Comics were only text stories inside the comics.

[Mercury Man]

This cover has nothing to do with the story, or the bad guy on it.   It was a reprint of Amazing Adventures inside.  Not sure if the editor commented as such, in the interior, they probably missed the deadline, but I will have to double check. 

[bronze_rules]

This was a big let down for me. I think peter parker bumped into Dracula for like one or two panels (on a boat tour).