Flex Mentallo

Venus Namora Sun Girl The Black Angel Mysta of the Moon

Well, that's just P-P-P-P-P-Perfect.

Copies should be available, but if not, it was reprinted by Fantagraphics: https://www.amazon.com/Great-Comic-Book-Heroes/dp/1560975016/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1498571231&sr=1-2&keywords=Great-Comic-Book-Heroes-Feiffer%2F

"My problem with Wonder Woman was that I could never get myself to believe she was that good. For if she was as strong as they said, why wasn’t she tougher looking? Why wasn’t she bigger? And why did I always feel that, whatever her vaunted Amazon power, she wouldn’t have lasted a round with Sheena, Queen of the Jungle? "No, Wonder Woman seemed like too much of a put-up job, a fixed comic strip—a product of group thinking rather than the individual inspiration that created Superman. It was obvious from the start that a bunch of men got together in a smoke-filled room and brain-stormed themselves a Super Lady....I see now that my objection is just the opposite of Wertham's: Wonder Woman wasn't dykey enough." —Jules Feiffer, The Great Comic Book Heroes

Jawdropping condition for such a rare book.

That's just so retentive

Fixed That would account for the skid marks

Sharp point

I guess you need training

it's also the wrong color

That depends who's taking a bath

like the p in bathwater

Damned with faint praise

That's enematic

Dont dillydally in the duodenum

It only takes two

Do magic beans lead to magic f arts?

Scatological panelology?

Not me, unfortunately.

By the way, as most are well aware, BZ's collection is not for sale, so pointless anyone asking.

Here is BZ from 2007: Probably 95% of my collection was purchased from original owners. The 'pedigrees' in my collection are not known by fandom, they're only known by me. When I look at most of my comics, I can spot the Kolmorgan, Foote, Starr, Clarke, and Gilchrist issues immediately. It makes the collecting a little more special. Having said all of that, I do understand why there is so much ruckus about prices and potential appreciation. Collectors today spend so much money on their hobby, they'd be foolish not to give some thought to possible downsides in their investments. Almost all my buys were 30-40 years ago. I think the most I ever paid for a single issue was $55 for Superman #1. It was purchased from a dealer who advertised it in the old fanzine, The Rocket's Blast. The market must have been slow back then because he gave me (13 years at the time) 30 days to raise the money. Things have sure changed.

More BZ to wash away the post auction blues

Here are a few of his pulled from the first few pages of his magnificent thread. As Bronty said.