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OK, I had forgotten. But the inside covers are different.

What a great pic! That's Robert May reading Rudolph to his daughter.

A beautiful copy Sagii...

WOW! What a comic! How about a picture of the back cover? I think I have a copy but it doesn't have a cover.

The first All Star comic that I purchased was All Star 23 back in 1965 and latest was All Star 27. It took me 50 years to get these and 8 more which aren't in the picture. If I add the four reprints, I still have 15 to go. I knew I should have focused instead of buying those Little Lulu comics.

Someone posted a scan of the Detective 66 reprint but it is still a favorite of mine. I loved reading those old Batman stories back in the sixties.

I tried scanning my Fun Book and putting it back together but it didn't seem to work. So I only have half of the splash.

I'm trying to figure this out. The image is the splash page in the second story of Weird Adventures #1; Which has this cover; So how izzit that you have a different cover? Inquiring minds...:wink: This is the story which you have mostly figured out. Someone posted a cover that consisted of a Phantom Lady splash from one of the interior stories. This inspired me to try and make my own Canadian knockoff covers. I scanned the splash of the She-wolf story and plugged it into the Weird Adventures cover and blended it in with Photoshop. Since the splash was also censored by some editor, I changed the white top back to a bare chest. It worked pretty good. I have posted several of these fantasy covers and even found one in the digital museum listed as an alternate cover. I have posted the cover before and explained its origin and it is a better cover than the actual Weird #1 cover, I think

I have been thinking about building a scrapbook. Well maybe just add to the two that I already have. Something like this.

I like those Batman Christmas covers. Batman 27 is a major restoration but the other two are just a little beat up.

Still my oldest Christmas cover from 1908.

I always thought these two fit together well.

Seeing this cover transports me back to my youth. We grew up watching MM Club and thought they were our friends. See ya real soon...

I don't have this one but I think it is by Meskin. It looks a lot like the Johnny Quick covers that Mort did.

Signed by Bob Kane but looks like Burnley art to me.

A Galaxy Christmas from 1951 and someone's website (?).

A Christmas Carol cover by Kiefer

One of my favorites, a Christmas Spirit from Eisner who was probably celebrating Hanukkah. .

From King Features