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I don't think I would be attracted to another copy of this book, but dang that's nice!

It's terrible. On a smartphone it's endless scrolling and on a computer it's clunky and slow. I went to 100/pg and stopped by page 4 out of frustration.

Throw this one on my pile too please Jay. Thanks!

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Alright, so this was a terrible idea. I'm not doing a good job here or at work so I'm going to shut this down for now and focus on what I'm supposed to be doing. I'll try to get back to this later. But feel free to make fun of me or post nasty memes. Here's one to start you off.

Have you seen one with nice reds though? I am convinced that they're all a bit orange. And if I didn't have a copy I would buy this one.

Cap Jr 13, 5.0 OW $750. No fair comps, price strikes me as pretty fair for a Raboy Hitler cover.

Standard rules apply. Prices include shipping in the US. I can work with international. PayPal or check. No goons. I'd prefer no returns on certified books, but I'm not an inhuman monster, so if you're not happy we can try to work something out. Hoping to get these posted within 30 minutes or so. Go ahead and threadkrap in the meantime.

No concept of a cash flow business. They're going to be wondering why they are laid off when they aren't doing any work soon.

That has P on it...

I have no problem with any of them getting the loans. These types of businesses employ a lot of people. Almost exactly half of the country, to be exact. The more jobs saved, the better.

And with that, again you'd better be first in line.

$350B is not even one week of US GDP. I know that's not an exact measure of the need, but it shows how little that actually is. Anyone who wasn't ready to file the second it opened was destined to miss out.

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I agree completely on the Battle. I found a blog post a while back that showed some examples where Atlas had one artist edit another's, mainly Burgos and mainly to get past the code. http://timely-atlas-comics.blogspot.com/2016/10/atlas-errata-cover-alterations-and.html?m=1 This one looks more like Stan Lee just wanted the face to look a little different so he gave it to Maneeley. But it makes you wonder about other covers that are clearly blended efforts.

If there are 200 copies of Action 1, then that would mean you're guessing that 2000 copies were printed. I'm going to go out on a limb and say no.

It's not zero risk for the banks. Loaning out money at 0.5% is a terrible way to tie up capital. JP Morgan was refusing to participate without clarification last I heard.

Not art, but a "friend" I was meeting at a show asked me what I would be looking for. I told him, so he got to the show early and bought up all he could find to try and flip to me.

Scans from an old computer.

Hard to follow that one, but here's my copy.

Probably wouldn't cost much to put this run together.

That's the third.

While we're showing Fawcetts, this is only the 3rd Fawcett Salida I know of.

You've got enough rhubarb to last a while!

Most of what I have from this era are washtones. I'm working on rectifying that. But it would be a lot easier if I could get all the washtones.