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1980’s Mountain Chew Bubble Gum – An Unusual Blend of Brand Knockoffs! – Plus CollectingCandy.Bazooka’s Big Buddy – A “Big Stick” Bubblegum History 1968-1984!.Finding Fruit Face – Another Mystery Solved!.Hickory Farms Chocolate Bar Wrappers of the early 1970’s!.But the skeptical rescuers little suspect that 'it' has. Edward Carruthers, who appears to have murdered the others According to Carruthers, an unknown life form killed his comrades during a sandstorm. Marsettes, on the other hand, stand as a lovely piece of our distant confectionery past. In 1973, the first manned expedition to Mars is marooned by the time a rescue mission arrives, there is only one survivor: the leader, Col. Marsettes would not survive out of the 1960’s and by the early 1970’s Hershey had acquired the US distribution rights to Rolo, setting the stage for that product to become the beloved classic that it remains still to this day.

For now, I’d like to think this is a great foundation to understand the brand and to wonder about these wonderful variations we might never see again.

It’s taken me more than a decade to gather the Marsettes pieces found in today’s post, so if there is more to discover out there still, it may be many years before I find out. 'The legendary white artist/storyteller behind the newfound success of Marvel, Jack Kirby, suddenly. While the death of a product that might have been little more than a Rolo knockoff is something that could be easily dismissed, I find it unfortunate that the creative flavor brand extensions that Marsettes received didn’t find continued life. In the field of comic books, industry giant DC Comics rebooted its old superheroes from the 1940's 'Golden Age' into newer, sleeker, streamlined versions, while confronting its first serious competition in an upstart company called 'Marvel.'. I can tell you that I’ve found no evidence of them being on-sale past the mid-1960’s. From 1976 shot taken by Viking 1, the Face on Mars has been intrigued all the world with curiosity and different theories about it. I can’t say for sure how long Marsettes were in stores before they were discontinued, or if there were any other iterations of the brand/packaging. Collection comicsinbox comics additionalcollections. ISS Caught in Front of the Sun and the Moon. Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0 Topics Comics. The Face Of Mars In 1958 Comic Book Indias Chandrayaan Blasts Off To The Moon Sentinel2107s Discoveries - Triangular Crater. 'The Face On Mars', penciled by Jack Kirby and inked by Al Williamson. A synopsis of The Face on Mars story can be found towards the bottom of this linked web page, (click this 'stargate' µµµ ). Much speculation has been written on the subject in books and magazine articles, but AFAIK none of these theories about a 'face on Mars' entered the popular cultural consciousness until sometime in the 1970s. The Face on Mars was published in a comic titled Race for the Moon. By positronic1 I was surprised (to say the least) to see a story about 'The Face on Mars' in a comic book from 1958. Mars – Marsettes Mint Pastel – 1 5/8oz 10-cent candy wrapper – 1959-early 1960’s Another Face On Mars Check This Out - Cydonia Lion. In fact it comes from a comic book published in September 1958.

Face of mars cominc 1958