BB-Gun

and I have this one cut up and not cut

and from Mystery Men 14 (which I have but I think the scan is from Comic Book Plus)

The dynamo car was from Science

During my first early retirement I tried to make several toys I found in the comics and I animated some of the Dell covers...so I'm with you on this. Back in my youth the Giant Size Dell Comics were filled with games and toys that could be made. I think those were usually summer issues intended to keep kids busy at home and off the streets and passing railroad boxcars. here is one from Fox

I am not sure that this is golden age but it is early Ditko before he went to marvel From Fantastic Giants

I thought that the cover of BB 113 was as good as 105.

Lot of pretty good Blue Bolt covers. How do we pick the best one to collect?

My golden age flash collection ended up mostly Hawkman covers.

All I have is one page from All Flash 30

I believe Lily Renee did some of the art for the Abbott and Costello series. Eric Peters did the layouts and characters but Renee added her touch to the females in the stories. I think this has been documented before but I noticed the arrival date stamped on the copy I found on ebay is different from the arrival date on my copy. Shipping must have been pretty slow back in the old days.

Those are good and I like the Air Ace cover too.

Huh, my collie, Winnie, ate our couch and she did it all by herself.

and the first Tracy appearance in comics...

From speed 15

Those early issues of Batman caught me attention when I read them as a freshman in college. I spent an afternoon reading microfilm comics at the Eastern Michigan library back in the sixties. I didn't see this cool PPE splash until 10 or 15 years ago. I liked the crime story that appeared in Batman 4.

ASM 16 is my best followed by 19 but 11 looks good.

August Schomburg used the double-tiered signature and usually made covers for Flying Aces and other aviation mags.

These are all coverless and I have a few more coverless. That's a coverless AS 30 in the back and another copy of All Star 19. All but 30 have a copy of the cover (All Star 6 has the best reproduction of the cover but the interior is a little chewed on the corners.

That cover is probably by August and not Alex. August Schomburg did a lot of airplane covers and he signed his name differently from Alex.

Looking for All Star Comics for sale or trade. I have a small group of coverless that I could trade. I need the following: All Star 8, 9, 20 21, 28, 29, 30, 36, 38, 48, 54, 55, 57 Looking for coverless, incomplete or complete...or just covers.

Schomburg initialed a couple of those covers but not all. Are you sure they are all by Alex?

I am fond of his dust jacket paintings. I think I got this book at the flea market.

He did a lot of nice covers for paperbacks...

I thought grave robbers were dubbed ghouls and a strangler is just another murderer.

Blue Ribbon splash pages were special.