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ComicConnoisseur reacted to FoggyNelson in It's Been Awhile...
Bronze Neal Adams green lanterns are the bomb?
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Daredevil Hostess Ads
Nice hostess Daredevil comics
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in EC/DC: Air, Sea, and Land
Not a very realistic cover and the story was not much better,,, it seems DC
war liked to do these "raft" covers quite regular and in the OOAW series one of their raft covers is the most cartoonish and worst cover of the entire GA/SA run
OOAW #30 - worst cover of all imo
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in EC/DC: Air, Sea, and Land
photo still from the movie does look totally authentic except that no cameraman would likely be there in real life.....
what do you think of the 1917 Champagne photo ?
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in EC/DC: Air, Sea, and Land
The photograph is from a movie as i suspected and may have known at one time but forgot... although i cannot find the exact scene when scanning through the movie
MIDWEST PREMIERE
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Armistice, Léon Poirier recreates the Battle of Verdun with soldiers who took part in it. An epic film, with a true emotional strength with no “real” characters but symbolic figures instead: the French soldier, the German soldier, the mother, the young girl, the intellectual… This pacifist feature was restored in 2006 by the Toulouse Cinematheque at L’immagine Ritrovata’s lab (Bologna, Italy) with the support of the Groupama Gan Foundation for Cinema. (2K DCP presentation)
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in EC/DC: Air, Sea, and Land
Thanks @creaturefan95 that was some good military photography investigating
makes me suspect the authenticity of the 1917 Champagne photograph due the similarities of the high camera angle although i have never read anything to lead me believe it is not real..hmmmmm
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in 4 more F4
nice !! you got 4moff (four more of fantastic four)
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in More Minor Keys and a #1
NICE PICK UPS
GL #1 =Sweet , like the Flash Too !
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in R.I.P. Woody
looks old for a rabbit glad he had a nice long life and brought you much joy!
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to surfer99 in Shooter’s Valiant
I spent a ton of money buying the books to clip the coupons for Unity 0 (I think that was the book), and then had to buy another copy for the collection. I sold those years later for next to nothing...and then Valiant relaunches and the books get hot again. Sigh. My favorites were Eternal Warrior, Bloodshot, and Ninjak.
P.S. I had the pleasure of meeting and chatting with Jim Shooter this year when he signed my DD 141, which he wrote.
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to Tarcraft in Shooter’s Valiant
I got to meet Jim Shooter at Heroescon 2017. Was lucky enough to pick up a sealed tin of Warriors of Plasm zero set for 10 bucks at the con to sign the inside certificate. Never realized how tall he is in person. Chatted with him a couple of minutes and gushed like a fan boy.
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Oops they did it again!
you have the right attitude ,.... just go with the flow and hope it gets better !
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in One More Purchase
that is an impressive amount of registry points !! way to go !!
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Superman #149 upgrade
next time i'm in GR i will check that shop out - thanks !
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in The Haunted Tank!
Nice grade ! used to buy those off the rack with paper route money - loved them !!
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in HULK 2 Has returned to my collection finally.
No regrets as you bought other comics with the Hulk #2 profits
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Nice find in LCS
Back in the day Charton was pure DREK ! the artwork and writing was sub par and all they did was try their best to rip off DC and Marvel..........but many years have passed since then and those issues you got at your LCS are old enough and in decent enough shape to be sort of cool now ,...
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Have these slabs been tampered with?
Agree, there is absolutely no reason whatsoever that anyone would tamper with those cases.........
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Two New Bakers - Midget #1 and Crown #6
Oh and in your baker room, your CL #25 is Super-Sweet !!!!!!!!
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Two New Bakers - Midget #1 and Crown #6
You STOLE the Midget comics #1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Storing My Matt Baker Collection
I really like the cover of Pictorial Romance #6 as it is probably the best Carrier cover i have yet seen..... i may someday start a carrier cover sub-set , there are not too many i have seen,
Todays modern carriers cost about 6 billion and carry around 4,000 men each i believe
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Jimmers madness past midnight.
Certainly no madness past midnight around my house...everyone in bed by 11pm at the latest............ even on weekends !!!
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Hands down, the best Superman gorilla cover ever!
Yeah i have to admit that as bad as that cover is ... now i am wondering how it all happened ( Jimmy marrying a gorilla) and how it worked out ?? so even though it is hokey there was some decent allure due to cover to buy this issue back then !!
And we all know DC LOVED gorilla covers !! i heard they were always some of their top sellers!!
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ComicConnoisseur reacted to 1950's war comics in Now to add some Romance
This must have been extremely alluring back in the day... because it still is in this day !