Marty Mann

Thanks for asking. Both of my sons collect comics and old newspaper comic sections. My two grandchildren join in and love to read my old comics like this one. mm

I always enjoyed this team-up...another one that I had to pickup off the newsstand. mm

The first BATMAN COMIC I ever bought. mm

This was the first BATMAN I ever had...bought it off the newsstand in 1945. mm

Terrific books...thanks for sharing! mm

Here's #149 from 1947 and a SMILIN' JACK #1 from 1948 that I forgot I even had. mm

Terrific books...it's really great to get a chance to see the old comics...thanks for sharing yours. mm

Thanks...just a couple of years before I started to collect. mm

Great books!!!...thanks for sharing. What numbers are the SMILIN' JACK'S...I have a Four-Color #149. mm

Thanks...good luck with your TERRY-TOONS #38...let me know how you make out. mm

This book contains a really great Kubert HAWKMAN story. mm

Thought I'd add this #1 from my collection...always like the look of it. mm

Zombie Cover. mm

This one has SUPER RABBIT...SILLY SEAL & ZIGGY PIG... PERCY PENGUIN...WALDO WOLF & FERDY FOX. mm

Here's another favorite of mine. mm

Here's one I almost forgot I had. mm

One of my favorites! mm

There was a corner variety store that I would pass everyday going to and from school that would display comic books in the window hanging from a line with clothespins. I would look at them as I went by, but never went in as the majority of books on display were JUMBO COMICS or JUNGLE COMICS, etc. Since I was able to read these books free at my barbershop (he always had a pile of them), I never bought them...with the exception of JUMBO #79 and #121. One day passing by I saw something different, it was a copy of FUNNYMAN #1...from "... the creators of SUPERMAN...". Not having the dime, I could only hope they didn't sell it before I could get the money. Needless to say, the next afternoon it was mine! A couple of months later I picked up issue #2 at the same store... but that was the last I saw of FUNNYMAN. mm

Let me add this. mm

Would EERIE #4 from 1951 with the Zombie on the cover qualify for this thread or has it already been posted? mm

I think the only TOM & JERRY stories I have are in an OUR GANG COMICS #37 from 1947. mm

I just wasn't a real MIGHTY MOUSE fan and they just didn't seem to be worth the dime...better spent on BATMAN or CAPTAIN MARVEL. mm

Here's another one I always enjoyed. mm

Here is one of the next two I'll be sending in for grading. mm

Great collection! mm