walclark

Harry passed away many years ago.

Here's my #1

I agree. Probably a typo. Man, someone at Timely is going to lose their job over this.

Only three on the census, and this one is the lowest graded of the three

You would probably be most interested in this thread: http://boards.collectors-society.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=3493022#Post3493022 Tons of WWII covers of the Japanese side of the war.

Makes sense as the cover the vendor is holding looks like #17.

Welcome to the boards!

Thanks! It's a beauty. The restoration was done by Bill Sarill way back in the day.

You did say damsels in distress, right?

A few of my faves from the land of restored comics:

I've got several pages of OA that I think came from this issue:

Someday , but for now, this is it.

Here's mine:

Here's an old label Hulk #1 that I have:

This is my low grade copy:

Lots of love for the All Star #3 (rightfully so), but I think this one is

Here you go. It's a deslabbed 6.5 PLOD (SP):

Firefox. Can't see it.

Just to support Michael’s point about the relative scarcity of these early Rangers, here’s a look at the CGC census numbers for the first 10 issues. I realize this is flawed and there is a bias towards slabbing #1s, but it still gives you an idea of how tough it can be to find the early issues of a pretty widely collected title. #1..... 8 Blue (high 9.6) .....and 5 Purple #2..... 2 Blue (high 6.0) #3..... 9 Blue (high 8.5) .....and 1 Purple #4..... 4 Blue (high 9.2) #5..... 3 Blue (high 7.5) #6..... 4 Blue (high 9.4) #7..... 5 Blue (high 8.5) #8..... 6 Blue (high 8.5) #9..... 6 Blue (high 9.2) #10... 6 Blue (high 8.0)

One of the rarest of al Fiction House books. Along with #2 the rarest Rangers. In this grade it is more hallucination than reality. I agree. Very tough book. Here's mine (the image is from a Heritage scan... their scans often seem to make the colors a bit brighter than the book looks in hand):

Super stuff, as usual. I like them all, but something about this one is

What an interesting read to start my morning! Thanks so much. Another Japanese-American that was in an internment camp was actor George Takei of Star Trek fame. The only comic cover that references an internment camp?