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now who the heck (except parker) uses the word "fritter" (except maybe an old Pink Floyd song-one of my all time favs) ? I just gotta know...anyone? Conch Fritters.

Should this go in the Mauve thread or the Puce thread? both excellent suggestions, but with that atypical banner, i'd put it in brown. brown pages Actually for a Lost Vally these aren't too bad. actually, all the LV's I have owned and own, all have ow or better (thumbs u All the "Lost Valley" copies I've ever owned have had "great" page quality. I don't know if it's a "publisher problem", it coiuld be, but the Centuar "Lost Valleys" have NOT had that problem to my knowledge. (thumbs u Rick should know, he sold several "Lost Valley" Centaurs!!! This is my fourth LV and all of mine are pretty nice OW as well. Two of them have a little bit of foxing though. Maybe their reputation for poor page quality is undeserved.

Cool book!

Cool - never seen this one!

Should this go in the Mauve thread or the Puce thread? both excellent suggestions, but with that atypical banner, i'd put it in brown. brown pages Actually for a Lost Vally these aren't too bad.

Should this go in the Mauve thread or the Puce thread?

Very cool!

Upgraded my 34 with the Lost Valley copy:

Awesome!

Great books, Bill! I've always liked this cover - it appeals to the wannabe egyptologist in me.

That is very cool, Mark - congrats!

Oh my!

What a great cover, Scrooge!

Very glad to see you back, BZ! And in style too, with some amazing pulps!

Thanks, Bill. I did want to get a page with Conan killing somebody or something.

I really like the zipatone too. It'll tide me over until I find a nice Buscema/Alcala page from a low number SSOC.

Just won this tonight on Heritage - John Buscema and Tony De Zuniga,

That is sweet!

Very nice! I love this little book - I've owned a number of copies I still have two at the moment.

No way, that's one of my babies! How about a nice Tip Top or Buck Rogers?

Here is a new one. Cool bondage whipping cover plus the Lovecraft story "Nyarlahotep."

That is very cool! I'd like to know her name as well. Great find Dwight!

I second that. I hope everything's OK and he's just taking a break from the boards.

That's awesome!

Thanks! I just thought I would share some books with you guys from the dawn of comics that you probably don't get to see very often. Tip Top Comics was one of the first monthly comic book series after Famous Funnies and Hal Foster's Tarzan newspaper strip that was featured in it was the first serious adventure comic strip. It helped pave the way for the superhero comics that we all love so much. (thumbs u