Senormac

On 10/12/2022 at 2:26 PM, jaybuck43 said:

I’ll disagree with you here roy. Is it possible? Sure. Is it likely? No. I did the numbers earlier. There was no drop in active accounts after the $600 threshold change in the beginning of the year, and their revenue actually increased.  A large, vocal group claimed then they were done with paypal when that change happened (and that change has very real implications, as people who would normally not pay the taxes they owe because they’re not forced to report are now forced to report) so if THAT change didn’t effect the business, why would a reversed change that may or may not have impacted individuals cause them to leave. 

The point is that PP is threatening users with speech penalties.  Sooner or later, depending on how the war goes, they will still be around or they won't 

On 10/12/2022 at 11:57 AM, Logan510 said:

Too bad CGC doesn't fine users for posting misinformation.

Maybe they would get fined themselves judging by some of the "book info labels" people have posted around here  

Some levity sent by a friend.......    

Q.?   Is FICTION misinformation, cuz their ain't no super hero's.  

I think PP was "selected" to be the test case for how much censorship can be gotten away with.  

Misinformation ..... HAH !!   

Honest people recognize truth when they hear it. 

On 10/9/2022 at 10:26 AM, ADAMANTIUM said:

Stan Lee  

On 10/10/2022 at 6:57 PM, kav said:

for some reason the sandman reprints really struck me-he seemed so mysterious.

Justice League #94 ??  something near there 

On 10/10/2022 at 6:24 PM, Jayman said:

This guy did some covers in the Weird Tales pulp run.  

On 10/9/2022 at 6:53 PM, Humpty-Dumpty said:

I went to Vincents house to buy some books from this collection, way back when, I think it was 1994 when he introduced this collection? I rifled through hundreds of those Oakland books that day. Anyway, beautiful book. 

And you came away with..........................?  

On 10/19/2021 at 7:51 PM, kav said:

The DC 52 big pagers introduced me to the golden age.

Me too.  They ran a lot of reprints in those books.  It was an amazing time. 

Food shortages?  What food shortages?  

Taken two weeks ago at a local grocery store. 

On 9/15/2022 at 6:04 PM, Comics4All said:

Spelin!

And gramer our importent

Congrats shadroch!!  May you enjoy the freedom to the fullest

Can this be considered "personal" artwork?  I own it 

On 9/10/2022 at 11:57 AM, Chaykin Stevens said:

GCD previously credited the cover to Syd Shores, but following a discussion on the Timely-Atlas Facebook group they're now suggesting Mort Lawrence for the penciller, with inker unknown.

Whoever it was I'm sure influenced Steranko.

On 9/10/2022 at 12:18 PM, MattTheDuck said:

Thx Matt.  PM on the way.

That's all folks.  thx for looking. 

Looney Tunes #19 -   

Spine roll but lays flat

VG+

One staple book.  tight. 

$45

Super #38  VG-F     1941 issue

3 staple book.  All tight.

$35

Scribbly #1 COVERLESS but COMPLETE.  Before Sugar and Spike S.M. did this book.  1948

Staples tight at centerfold.  Bottom staple on first wrap is half off.  

Couple of tears on splash and spine split 1 inch top first wrap.  

Supple reader.  No brittle.  

$40

Sugar and Spike #32 Christmas cover and stories.  VG.

No writing.  Paper dolls intact.  Staples tight.  

$15

GCD :: Issue :: The Magic Bean (comics.org)

I can't find any more info than this.

The Magic Bean.  Free give away book all about the history of coffee.  Paper cover and all pages.  No staples, although it looks like there were some or were supposed to be.

Perfectly flat.  No creases.  No writing.  Sharp corners. 

$20 -- SOLD  Thx Matt

Yea, it's a Saturday morning and the pace of this sales thread will be rather slow I think.  Sorry friends

First up-  Uncle Scrooge # 13 AND #24.  Both VG.  

Nice readers with tight staples. 

$25.00 for both