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JvR11

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  1. I finally snapped a pic of the page.

     

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    Great page Roy (worship)

     

    Nobody in comics can capture the female form as well as Baker did.

    I'd love to own an Original Baker piece, especially a South Sea girl splash page. :cloud9:

     

    Anyway, congrats on a beautiful comic page by one of greatest artists in comics. :applause:

     

    Awesome Roy, congrats on the great purchase :) I'm sure you probably know the story...this OA was printed later on in comic form through Golden Features but this OA wasn't for the dailies. I'm thinking maybe they decided to do the dailies so they never published this piece in a comic in the early 50's. They did however do this same storyline in the dailies.

  2. I was at an estate sale a few weeks ago and was gathering several items, I noticed an empty cardboard box in the back porch, I put all my things in it and kept on filling it. I decided to put the box on ebay last week, it just sold :ohnoez:

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/260940229381?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

     

    Good for you, really!

     

    But it's a box. Am I missing something? And what made you want to put an empty box on eBay? lol

    There is no date on the box and researching it was a bit of a challenge, I new the 5 cent price of the poster packs told me it was old so I kept searching, I sent some photos to a baseball card guy who identified it to 1968 by the serial numbers on the bottom. Funny he did not make me an offer so I just listed it. I understand that it is more rareer than the product itself if you read my listing you will get my drift. funny thing is the things I was putting in the box turned out to be pretty good $$$wise.

     

    Wow, what a good score. (thumbs u

     

    Interesting story though. I never would have even known!

     

     

    This listing just ended, an item in the box pool chalk :whistle:http://www.ebay.com/itm/260940257343?ssPageName=STRK:MESOX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1559.l2649

    This Deck of cards went last week :roflmao:http://www.ebay.com/itm/c1900-ANHEUSER-BUSCH-Spanish-American-War-playing-cards-USPC-Advertising-/250969704195?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a6ef5c703

     

    That is crazy who would have guessed a cardboard box would be worth that much. Crazy!

  3. So I am in the market for a Detective Comics 48 and I take a look at every one that is put up for sale or auction on eBay.

     

    While looking at this listing:

    http://www.ebay.com/itm/DC-Comics-DETECTIVE-BATMAN-Golden-48-good-nice-issue-1941-1st-batmobile-/370567692628?pt=UK_Books_Comics_Magazines_US_Comics_ET&hash=item56478e4154

     

    I noticed the name, "Rodolphe Marinelli", written on the cover along with the initials "RM" in cursive. Curiosity got the better of me and I decided to see what happened to Mr. Marinelli. A quick google search led me here and this man fits the age of who would have once been the owner of this comic.

     

    http://www.imorial.com/rodolphemarinelli/

    He died last year at the age of 82. He would have purchased this book around the age of 13-14.

     

    It is a question that I saw on another collecting board. What happens to all of your stuff when your number is called?

     

     

    It would have been nice if you would have been able to contact him. I'm sure he would have been thrilled to see this. Stinks you are one year too late. Maybe you might be able to contact his children?

  4. Wow, two teen age romances 9 showing up in a week. I wonder if this one will go as high as the last one.

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    This one is missing the first page.

     

    I'm the high bidder BTW

     

    You might contact the seller the wording is kinda vague...maybe it's just a small piece out on the first page. Good luck! I hope you get it a decent price.

  5. Here's a group shot of Teen Age Romances. I've been working on trying to organize. I'm still missing a few photo covers but it's not a big deal to complete. Thanks to Michael for helping me complete my last Baker cover of the series. :) I know there are some out of order. :juggle:

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    Always a pleasure Joanna! May I ask, how long did it take to complete the set?

     

    I'm thinking I started in 2007...boy how time flies!

  6. Here's a group shot of Teen Age Romances. I've been working on trying to organize. I'm still missing a few photo covers but it's not a big deal to complete. Thanks to Michael for helping me complete my last Baker cover of the series. :) I know there are some out of order. :juggle:

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  7. A few recent pickups... First, a couple of comics that were on my wantlist, Blonde Phantom #12 (#1) and Daring Love #1 (containing the first published work by Steve Ditko):

     

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    I'm pretty sure the farmgirl on the Daring Love cover is wearing Wonder Woman's wrist bracelets on her ankles.

     

    Next up, two less-common "bondage" covers from the Avon Publishers: Space Mouse #1, and City of the Living Dead! (#nn -- a one-off).

     

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    The bondage on the Living Dead comic is not convincing....looks like the zombie will be out of those ropes in no time, and I don't think the woman's lion-tamer whip is going to be particularly effective. Meanwhile, Space Mouse #1 is really kinky, right up there with Sluggo tying up Nancy on the cover of Sparkler #81.

     

    Very nice...where did you find the Daring Love?

  8. There are quite a few other examples that do end up on Metro's website. But, I don't think they have a policy in place for not bidding on the ComicConnect auctions. I guess they see these as two separate companies.

  9. I picked this one up a while back but also really difficult to find...it's a midget comic.

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    Now that's one I've never seen before!

     

    I have never had a copy of that one. I always wondered whether the stories were reprinted in a larger format, such as The Texan 13 or 14.

     

    I haven't checked which issue it references. I'll look it up.