BitterOldMan

Ouch! I was lucky enough to obtain 143ksk's under copy four years ago. Completing a mere three issue Jetta set is extremely tough. Took me several years to obtain the three issues. Was some Jetta OA on heritage several years ago. The seller is located in Italy. Poste italiane took three months to deliver a letter to me from Rome.

I took a shortcut and pulled pictures off wikipedia. Thanks for sharing your scans. My copy of Tales of the Incredible is stored at a different location. I remember these paperbacks from my childhood and soon afterwards the Batman Signet reprints. Back then, 50 cents was a small fortune.

There were five paperbacks printed in the sixties with EC reprints. The two above and these three. The covers to the last two were painted by Frazetta.

For precode horror, this Reed Crandall story from Out of the Shadows #9 ranks among my favorites.

Looks like an exceptional copy. The auction had four bidders at $721 and over and a fifth bidder at $695. Luckily, I complete the My Friend Irma run in 2013 and found the last issue I needed for $5.

Thanks to Stephen (eccomic)!

According to The Art of Dan DeCarlo, by Bill Morrison, "Dan's first assignment was for Jeanie, one of Timely's seemingly endless line of teenage humor books." He drew like the other Timely staff and had not developed his unique cartoon style.

I can't believe a FN- copy of Hedy of Hollywood #36 went for $611. I am glad that I already have a copy. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hedy-of-Hollywood-36-Rare-Dan-DeCarlo-Art-Millie-Marvel-Timely-Teen-1950-FN-/141546355271?pt=US_Comic_Books&hash=item20f4d1fa47

No Baker interior art. Stories are: "Too Fat to Frug" Artist Unknown, Love Diary #47, January 1967 "Men You Shouldn't Marry" Artist Unknown, Romantic Adventures #11, Nov-Dec 1950 "I was a Border Racket Girl" Artist Bob Powell, Sweethearts #107, January 1952 "Two-Faced Woman" Artist Possibly Pete Costanza, My Romantic Adventures #123, April-May 1962 "Flirtation on Wheels" Artist Rick Estrada, Teen-Age Temptations #4, October 1953 "A Monster's Kisses" Penciller unknown, Inker Vince Colletta, Just Married #61, November 1968

I purchased this from MrBedrock at 2014 SDCC.

Michael sent the book right away. Book was extremely well packed with Masonite boards and painter's blue tape to make it easier for me to remove the book. Additionally, Michael placed the bagged comic book within a magazine bag. Thanks for the super duper transaction.

Harley? Yep Hi Tony, An absolute pleasure to meet you in person and letting me admire your SS4.

once considered a soft book. now il never get one nothing soft about Bat 1. Not if Joker's boner has anything to say about that What copy of Bat is the boner story Batman #66 http://www.dialbforblog.com/archives/136/

What are the numbers in the brackets? Page number where forum member shows off their copy. Still have my copy.

Interior page from Dollman 14

DC Direct JLA Starro statute came out in 2002 and is quite delicate. I like it, but did not purchase one.

Valliant, Thanks for the information. This is the book I was looking at, which was published in 2012 and is still available for 99 Euros.

Do any of my fellow boardies have a copy of this book in Swedish or German on Carl Barks oil paintings? I have the Another Rainbow book, but was curious about this book,"Carl Barks - Die Ölgemälde," in German. I did a search on the forums, but could not find anything. Thanks! http://sekvenskonst.blogspot.com/2012/03/carl-barks-paintings.html

My favorite Joe Maneely cover. Not my scan, but I have a copy located in another house.

But correct! I love Seven Seas 4 too, but CL is the ultimate Baker cover.

My favorite Wood cover. I love Space Detective, Strange Worlds, Captain Science, but this is my favorite.

Beautiful copy! More info on censorship here. http://www.seriesam.com/barks/comicsus061.html#ccus_us0064-02 Uncensored dialog here. http://www.seriesam.com/barks/deta_text_s_treasure_marco_polo.html

More please!

In James Halperin's collection, splash from "Food for Thought" by Al Williamson and Roy Krenkel from Incredible Science Fiction 32 is on my list of greatest splash pages of all time. The inking is among the best that I have ever seen.

I have three copies of this issue, since it contains "Precious Years."