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Baker finished off Wertham in this Camilla story.

It is kind of an EC story. The murderer gets it in the end but he was a pretty bad guy. Strange that Whitman drew these gruesome stories and Wertham nailed him for drawing secret pictures in the panels.

Super awesome! I just love promotional comics...and these are the greatest!Sweet...except that Joe guy scribbling inside.... Always admire your books,cool.stuff lives in your collection.Is there a story behind these? Unfortunately, I don't have a story to go with the book. I like the smaller Wheaties giveaways too. I have tried to collect Superman-Tim books but usually get beat when I bid. Most of the Fawcett giveaways are easier to find and the smaller books can be seen in several variations. Firestone giveaways are usually dusted off and displayed for Christmas.

I have had this book for a long time. Purchased it from a local guy whose name I don't remember. But recently I picked up a low grade copy and got the chance to look through it again. Love the Starman story by Burnley. Robots vs. superheroes is always good... and Bernie always did a great job when working with the Spectre.

Wheaties giveaways are usually a beat up good. In many cases they are just poor and some guy named Joe seemed to sign the Hawkman story in the Flash giveaway..

I own the CC 5 cover but these are both copies. Nicely done too.

Love that one lots! I had two of those but sold one to Dave.

What comics are in the Blue Circle issues? I am guessing that the covers are the same but not the interiors.

I could use a cover for Feature Funnies 14.

I guess the yellow background goes well with the green uniform. I do like the Big Top story in WF 9.

I have several early Lone Ranger comics but this is the only one that Sonny signed.

A little Toth too...

e.g.

There should be some Toth in Dale Evans 1 if I'm not mistaken. I would love to read that story. I like Toth but I think Dale was by Maxwell Elkan.

I had trouble finding one of these but kept bidding and ended up with 3.

These are fun to collect. The art is best in Dale Evans.

I like those Tom MIx covers but I was a big fan of Roy Rogers back in the fifties.

I've never picked up the non-Barks books from this time period. Maybe someday but so much else to pick up first. I added the other FC 300 issues to the pic. A lot of non-Barks material was included when I purchased Disney lots. It is fun stuff too.

I think I picked up the last Duck story in the 300s in a haphazard sort of way. There might be another Four Color missing with Donald but the main ones are in the box.

I'm currently in Oregon attending my nephew's wedding. When I return home I'll go through my pulps and see if I can find anything. Thanks BZ. My pleasure. We'll be here for another 9 days. We're presently in Eugene but we will also be spending a few days in Salem and Portland. If anyone knows of any cool shops, museums, or tourist attractions you can recommend, I'd appreciate hearing about them. Anyone know if BZ had a good time in Eugene? I grew up there and attended UO. I hope he enjoyed it. I've been missing his posts. I have never visited Eugene but I did visit Oregon State in Corvallis, Oregon and Portland State in the City of Roses, I think.

Love the costume...I am still working on that Buck Rogers collection.

This pair is slightly larger than the original but still very collectible.

I like those painted covers. What happened to the originals? Does JB ComicBox have them?

I loved the Pet that attacked NY like King Kong. I caught him chomping a blimp.

Midnight was another Spirit which might have boosted sales but he was a great character when illustrated by Jack Cole.