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That is awesome Ryan! I've been waiting to see this group shot - congratulations on completing the run. (and thank you for hooking me up with a number of your undercopies during your quest )

Nice!

Nice Mark! I've got to work on the Frazetta Buck Rogers one of these days.

I've had them all for a while but I've been upgrading when I've had chance. I'm trying to get 2-6 in 7.5 or higher, so I now I just need to upgrade the #5 and I'll be good.

Sweet wins, Josh! Still finishing off the BR run.

I enjoy the first few years of the dailies. I haven't read much of the Sundays, even though I like Yager's art better - never got into the whole "Buddy" thing.

Beautiful book, Dwight!

Thanks Rich. It's definately my favorite cover of the run and the one that I most wanted to have a really nice copy of. Maybe it's an acquired taste, but I love Calkins quirky style and awkward anatomy - it's so pre-Golden Age.

Beautiful Dwight!

eh, Cecil, Recil. . . . tomay-to, tomah-to.

Damit Jeff There goes my number 1 spot in the registry. Seriously, that #2 looks a bit undergraded. Presents like an 8.0-8.5 judging the book by its cover. Congrats!!! Now i'm off to find the mile high number 1 and secure the top spot here once and for all. It's a very precarious position - I'm only ahead by a few points So that wasn't you that just picked up the Cecil Macon copy off ebay?

Ditto! That is gorgeous!

Thanks, Bill. It's one of my babies.

Can't believe this beautiful book didn't come back a little higher.

Had this one for a while and finally got it slabbed.

White pages.

Got a few back from CGC.

That's a cool book!

I'm sure your copy will come around sooner or later, Neil.

Got the catalogs today. Lots of great stuff in there. There a lot of lg early ERB pulps in the regular sales catalog that I think may take shot at and a few fanzines in the auction that I have my eye on.

I found a few pages with a google search.

You know at one time I had 4 of those. 3 came from that one huge WT collection I bought then sold to eccomics. I can personally attest that the fourth one has a good home.

That is a gorgeous copy! Well done.

Wow, no kidding! I was going to ask you if that was you, just jokingly. And it really was you - very cool! You certainly got some gorgeous pulps out of the deal. Here is the Richardson copy of A Gent From Bear Creek for those who haven't seen one (the dj is a repro): Also, if you've never read Howard's humourous western stories with Breckinridge Elkins, I highly recommend them. Very funny and very different from his other work. They're told in a tall tale style, but with over-the-top slapstick violence. It's like Pecos Bill meets Kill Bill.