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From the album: Australian golden (and a few silver) age comics
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From the album: Australian golden (and a few silver) age comics
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Man throwing grenade to man throwing himself on grenade
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"may not ship to Australia"
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Bugs Bunny / Looney Tunes first appearances help
AJD replied to CAHokie's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
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Thanks Peter. No ads at all, just comics from go to whoa in these.
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I've been on something of a Prince Valiant kick lately. These copies were sitting on eBay for well over a year, just rolling around again and again, so I sent the seller an offer. I think both parties are happy now. It's nice to get consecutive issues too, as the stories are serialised. And I get to post some Hal Foster work. I love the negative space and silhouette work on this page. And I know the influence of Foster on Carl Barks' The Golden Helmet has been noted before, but it jumped off the page at me here. Call me old-fashioned, but a comic world in which books with Foster, Hogarth and Raymond are up with Superman and Batman for value makes eminent sense to me!
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From the album: Australian golden (and a few silver) age comics
March 1955 - reprints Hal Foster strips -
From the album: Australian golden (and a few silver) age comics
Feb 1955 - reprints Hal Foster strips -
From the album: Australian golden (and a few silver) age comics
Jan 1955 - reprints Hal Foster strips -
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Smoking cigarette to smoking cigars
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Cocktails to a c0ck's tail* *stupid dirty word filter
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Marilyn to Marilyn
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I'm with @comicjack - Zoot no, Vooda maybe/yes.
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They are safe with fullback and mylar preservation. I thought about framing one or more, but decided against it on the grounds that they are really one of a kind objects and having them out in the light wasn't the best approach. I ended up framing some Russ Cochrane reprint duck covers instead. For those who came in late... 400 years ago a man washed up on a Bengali shore... oh, hang on, that's the wrong recap. Duffbloke is talking about these printer's proofs of the Dell July 1944 war bonds covers, which I am fortunate enough to own. They're somewhere back in the pre-history of this thread, but here they are again. These are some of my favourite collection items:
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Thanks Steve. The early ones are too pricey, though not so very hard to find. Maybe five years ago when A$ = US$ but not now. Thanks Bob. They are great, but I think I'm going to content myself with 6-100 and then start picking up nice copies of higher numbers. Here's the last one I needed in the 19-100 range. A quite pretty copy with strong colours and lovely off-white to white pages. Here are some of those pages. The 5th Barks 10-pager, with the early long-necked Donald: Another WW2 shortages-themed MM gag: And another of my favourite features of the time - WW2 unit insignias with a Disney theme. These ones are all from US units, but Disney characters also appeared on British, French and even Axis vehicles and aircraft - I don't think Dell ever published the latter! I must try to dig a few of those up and post them here.
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From the album: Dell comics are good comics!
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From the album: Dell comics are good comics!
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From the album: Dell comics are good comics!
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From the album: Dell comics are good comics!