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Oh, you've really gone and done it now.

I run across them from time to time, though they won't necessarily look like it from a scan. In the example below there are a number of minor printing flaws that look like creases and bends (e.g. UR corner, near top staple) but are actually the result of poor quality control of the inks/press. Superior (in the 50s) gets my vote as having the worst production system of any comic publisher; they're even worse than Charlton. NOBODY is worse than Charlton. Charlton had several decades of sucky printing so they are total suckage output winners but Superior had higher intensity suckage for the few years of their 50s printings. Recycled litho plates, apparently.

I run across them from time to time, though they won't necessarily look like it from a scan. In the example below there are a number of minor printing flaws that look like creases and bends (e.g. UR corner, near top staple) but are actually the result of poor quality control of the inks/press. Superior (in the 50s) gets my vote as having the worst production system of any comic publisher; they're even worse than Charlton. NOBODY is worse than Charlton. The Edsel

I have a soft spot for Superiors as well. Tough in high grade aren't they? I used to have most of the run in rough shape and never minded - just loved those crazy stories!

I know - darn it!

Happy witches sabbath!

Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Slovakia all joined the Axis and were Sovietised after the war.. The Croats were the only nation that the Nazis trusted to run their own concentration camps. To this day there is an alpine meadow high above Ljubljana which bears witness to the final struggle. But, oh, sorry - you were talking about comic books. Sorry Rick - I'm just being a (One man's war is another man's wikipedia)

Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and Slovakia all joined the Axis and were Sovietised after the war.. The Croats were the only nation that the Nazis trusted to run their own concentration camps. To this day there is an alpine meadow high above Ljubljana which bears witness to the final struggle. But, oh, sorry - you were talking about comic books.

One of my favorites - nice copy!

Nice code stamp!

Well, sorry they aren't comics, but here's a few more Saunders covers to entertain you. All pretty bonkers.

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you don't love him unconditionally, tho', do you? Oh I don't know. So long as it stays in the family.

so pretty. this issue is mia's favorite funny-book from my boxes, flex! saw it when she was all about ariel, and still calls it "her comic." Looking forward to meeting her. Does she like mermaids? I do.

I love Saunders.

very nicely done. Thank you sir!

..and another one run bites the dust... One rabbit run. updikian. Oh yeah. Well up yours too buddy Acid Redux

..and another one run bites the dust... One rabbit run.

..and another one bites the dust... ...in less time than it takes to order lunch. Especially when I'm paying.

..and another one bites the dust...

nope. Didn't sell much of anything at NYcc Several folks have posted pics of our wall. I took some pics and could upload tomorrow if anyone wanted to see [font:Times New Roman]The lower case c's say a lot. BTW, did you dine with the Verzyl's at Stage Deli Saturday night? Besides funny books, what I missed most by not making the trip this year was dining out with friends. [/font] +1 (thumbs u I dined with the verzyls...we had twinkies! and paydays! But were the paydays chocolate or vanilla?