comicnoir

Yes, and he has some of the other issues from that run in high grade as well.

 

Ken

 

I saw your copy in Toronto. It's nice. I picked this up from Ted instead.

 

 

Both are great covers with solid sci-fi stories inside!

The story about the scientist who builds the evil robot bulldozer has one of my favorite bits of dialogue. The girl looks to the hero after watching the scientist die at the hands of the bulldozer: "He loved the bulldozer more than life."

Something we can all learn from.

Yes, and he has some of the other issues from that run in high grade as well.

 

Ken

I saw your copy in Toronto. It's nice. I picked this up from Ted instead.

From Ted @ Superworld?

As for Overstreet, when it comes to St. John's romance, and especially Cinderella Love, I don't even bother to open it up.

 

That's for sure!

 

Yeah, there was quite a bidding war there. Is this a key in terms of its content, or just an especially rare / low-distribution issue?

Just a tuff book with a nice Baker cover. No Baker contents ( none of the CL's had any). CL's have been really hot for a while now, and if you only need one...

So, who got into the bidding war on Cinderella Love #27? This is a $10-to-$20 book according to Overstreet. The auction ended March 30, 2010, and two bidders drove up the price from around $50 to a final bid of $275. And not even for that nice a copy! It HAD to be somebody here. LINK

OK, I was the 2nd underbidder. I was sitting pretty for a couple of days, then one of the other bidders came back to outbid me. Then I outbid him, and said to hell with it. The next morning another underbidder came back to outbid, then he was outbid by the guy I outbid.

Does that make sense? Glad I kept my money, I don't like popped staples especially on top (comic has more of a chance of sliding away from the cover in a mylar).

As for Overstreet, when it comes to St. John's romance, and especially Cinderella Love, I don't even bother to open it up.

Got a nice copy of this book from Terry of Terry's Comics at Emerald City last weekend.

 

Nice.

This issue is the toughest of the run me thinks. Only one in cencus last I looked.

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I once had the Spokane copy of Web in cgc 6.0. Sold it for $700.00. It's a great book and uncommon.

Web of Evil #5 - Classic Jack Cole electrocution cover. Did the story as well. Spine completely split and detached. Complete.

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I picked this one up a couple weeks ago. These ones rarely come along and I was really happy with it. It has some nice Baker art in the interior.

Aha, you're the one who outbid me.

Thnx to Dennis for this one.

I am completely in awe.

Extremely nice.

That's one sexy fairy.

This pic has probably been posted in the past but I found it in a 1983 media mag.

 

 

 

After looking at that picture, I can better understand why some people were getting a little worried about comics in the early 1950s.

There's a whole lot of wholesome reading in there somewhere.

I think Seven Dead Men says it all.

My recent holiday aquisition.

And it came free!

I managed to fill an annoying hole in the Fight run today for 41-49:

 

Who's signature is on the Fight 37?

I thought I'd bump this thread for the holiday.

Their names would gotten them beat up in my old neighbourhood.

Red Dress!

I just picked up these... I'm really happy with them..

 

Nice copies both of them.

I'll post some APC's soon.

Glad to have found a decent copy this tough Timely:

 

where do you turn up these mid grade gems Dino?

 

Toughest USA to track down.

I think I saw go on Clink for a steal

Picked up this nice St. John giant. I know it doesn't have Baker but it's still one I really wanted.

 

That's one you don't see often, if ever. Nice copy. Gerber 8

One of the toughest GCE's!