Comics-n-ERB

Picked this book up in Nov. in a trade.

Let's make it two in a row for King Cole.....

 

Kneel before this book or we will "erase your face" or "injure your eye"!

 

 

 

 

 

I've never seen that book before, what a cover!

A couple of recent pickups:

 

Super nice books WP! I've always wanted a copy of the Police Comics, such a cool cover! Great pick up!

And Happy Birthday!

I really hate to be the one to follow that AllenTown has anything I have is a far second, but here we go anyway.

 

I'm a big Tarzan and ERB collector so I was excited to finally add on of these to my collection last year.

 

 

That one takes a back seat to no comic! One of the best covers, ever, period, IMHO.

Thanks guys! Really glad you like it. Being a long time comic collector along with being a Burroughs collector, the two together makes me sometimes wonder if I like something just for what it is (like this book) or if I like it only for the ERB side of it. Seeing your responses here shows me that it all goes together well. Does that make since?

I really like these boards, it's fun to share what you have with other collectors and to see what others have also.

Thanks!

I really hate to be the one to follow that AllenTown has anything I have is a far second, but here we go anyway.

I'm a big Tarzan and ERB collector so I was excited to finally add on of these to my collection last year.

Fresh from the NYCC...

 

is an allentown good?

Sure looks good to me!

I think some of the Shadow's have great covers. Got this one last year too.

Picked all three of these up in the past week or two. #'s 8, 12, and 13. I really, really like the war covers on #8 and #12! Iconic imagery, IMHO.

 

Love the #8 and #12! Great pickups for sure!

Thanks for the kind comments! Here is another I picked up last year.

Got his brother around the same time.

Picked this one up toward the end of last year.

Always thought it was a neat cover.

Hey guys, some of you know me, most do not. I've been lurking around the boards since around June last year and finally registered a couple of months later. I've been buying funny books for over 30 years now. I finally bought a new scanner this past weekend (HP Officejet Pro 7680) (if anyone that has the same one knows any "great" settings on it, could ya shoot me a pm!)

Anyway, thought I would share a few books.

I picked this up from fellow Boardie GreatEscape, Thanks again!

I posted this in my ERB thread, but thought you guys would enjoy it too. This is a rare treat for you, the first mention of Tarzan of the Apes was in the All Story issue before Oct. 1912. Here it is for your enjoyment!

Hey fellow pulp collectors! I finally broke down and bought a new scanner this weekend and hope to share some of my pulps with you. I only collect Edgar Rice Burroughs Plups so that is what I will be posting.

This is the only one I have scanned so far.........

Blue Book Oct. 35

UPS runs on Presidents Day! I love them.

 

The tall geek (Richard, aka Mr. Bedrock) picked these beauties up for me at the NYCC.

 

I could not possibly be happier. Thanks geek!!!!!!!!!!!

 

The scans do not do thes books justice. They are so glossy and fesh in person, you'd swear they just came off the rack.

 

 

 

Very nice books, you just don't see Black Cats in this shape!

A big thank you to Steve Borock who sent me a book with some nice extras which he didn't have to do! Thanks!

Amazing original art you have! Is that the OA for Mary Marvel #5? Plant Comics #1? Jeez that's some nice items!

Fantastic Adventures, bedsheet size. July, 1939. The Scientists Revolt.

Amazing Stories, Mar. 1942 2nd part of Savage Pellucidar.

Here's a few more to share.

Fantastic Adventures Quarterly, Summer, 1942. 3rd part of Escape on Venus.

Amazing Stories, Feb. 1927 BedSheet size pulp. 1st part of The Land That Time Forgot. This is actually the 2nd serialized series of this story, the first appearing in Blue Book.

Argosy Weekly, Aug. 30 and Sept. 6, 1941. Bedsheet size. 2nd and 3rd part of Tarzan and the Castaways.

Amazing Stories, Feb. 1943 contains the first part of a longer story that was never finished. And Amazing Stories, Apr. 1942 contains 3rd part of Savage Pellucidar.

Thrilling Adventures, Apr.1940. 2nd part of The Deputy Sheriff of Comanche County.

Amazing Stories, Feb. 1942. 1st Part of Savage Pellucidar.