Senormac

Last Clink auction book just arrived

Just in from the last Clink auction.....

Wow Nate.....you have a lot of books and some nice wall books too. Is that Tin Tin and Snowy? (thumbs u

Thats a great lookin page Scrooge. I'd like to score a Conan page myself someday.

xoxo Sweet MAD greggy, and only the third issue to NOT feature Alfred E. Neuman on the cover since it became a magazine in issue #24 (thumbs u (only other 2 were # 115 and #163)

Thats awesome Roy, and so cool that you still have them. Old artwork from our youths is one of a kind and irreplacible. Thanks for sharing. You make me wanna dig out my old "ART BOX" and see whats in there.

thats amazing and fantastic

This is something I did in 1979 when I was around 20. Black India ink on coldpress drawing board. I named it "Capricorn" cuz thats the star constellation that is showing in the sky and is my horoscope sign. I was in a cold dark place during those years. Lost and pretty much without hope. This picture reminds me how lonely I was. About a month later Jesus made Himself known to me and I left the dark and lonely place behind forever.

I dig this one (thumbs u Reminds me of the days when it was new on the stands

I guess Rick hasn't read or looked at his Captain Marvels lately

I love coming home after work, checkin the mailbox and seeing a package for me. Heres what Mr. Mailman left today.....

Nice raw copies folks. Heres a raw I recently purchased from Mr. Frank Brunner (the Dr. Strange artist). Awesome Plas story and an Eisner Spirit too

Wow nice set-up...is that a Frazetta sketch in the corner? I wish... it's a Jeff Jones lithograph (Agony). I see some framed Steadman stuff. Nice. Good eye. The caveman is an illustration for a sunglasses ad. The larger piece is the hand lettering for the illustrated edition of Fahrenheit 451 I worked on with him a few years ago. Wow ! Thats alot of reading material. You need to live in a place where it rains alot so you'll have an excuse to spend more time in there

Those are fantastic Norinn. It looks like they have coasters (do they?) so you can move em around. When full, they must weigh a ton though.

Don't you feel better now? Very nice book (thumbs u

Great set up Cimm (thumbs u

Is, The Garden of Fear the story Conan #9 was adapted from? The picture you show reminded me of it somehow Very VERY cool btw

Thats NOT cool........ITS HOT !! The book is too

Nice Bill. That things in beautiful shape

Thats what I'm talkin about !! Excellent....just excellent

I was at SDCC in 1985 and picked up ALL 3 of these posters and was fortunate enough to have Alex himself, who was in attendence that year, sign them all. What an honor to meet such a legend I really wish I had taken a picture of him doing the signings......that would be a really great pic. I can still picture him sitting there at that table. I didn't even have to wait in line, I just walked right up to him. That was when the show was at the other place. Not the El Cortez.....but not the new convention center either.....that other middle place. I still have this poster today !! Hehehe....look at this picture from about 1986. My son who was born in '85 ....in his crib. Look at the framed pic on the wall above him.....its the signed Alex Schomburg Marvel Mystery #66.......Imagine wakin up to THAT every morning !!! That kids gotta have an apprecication for comics....he's just gotta !!!

Is it signed ?

Guess I would never have any trouble finding one of those

Just wondering about this cuz of all the record keeping and stuff that goes on with CGC, and the census and all.....if we (or somebody) cracks open a slab to get to the book......wouldn't it be a good idea to notify them? Sort of like a courtesy or something. I mean it could alter alot of things if the guy with the highest graded copy of Marvel Mystery #58 cracks it open, which in my thinking would immediately put the second highest graded copy right to the top. Any thoughts?