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OtherEric

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  1. OtherEric
    Since Bob didn't answer... Quite a few reprints exist. The three I have are Spider vs the Empire State (reprints the black police trilogy); City of Doom (3 stories, Steranko cover) and Robot Titans of Gotham (2 Spider novels, "The Octopus" 1-shot pulp, Steranko cover).
  2. OtherEric
    In today. The first mass market Lovecraft hardcover. First print, it came out in April 1945 and has cheap wartime paper.
  3. OtherEric
    A nice pick-up, even if it's not in quite as high a grade as you want. I have several items from the Fantucchio pedigree (not power records, though), but since they came from Lone Star I don't have COA's with them. It might still be worth slabbing. there can't be many (if any) pedigree label Power Records.
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    Seems like as good a fix as you could get under the circumstances. I do like the sketch!
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    It does my heart good to see a lower grade book with multiple signatures like that. It shows somebody who loves the book and the signatures for their own sake, not what it could be worth someday.
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    That's a good question, I'm definitely thinking of submitting a few of my pedigree mags and wonder what's required... all I've got to go on with the John C. books is the original MCS listings; and the Gaines File Copy is only slightly better with a bag label from Metro with GFC on it.
  7. OtherEric
    And two more Charltons. The Six Million Dollar Man doesn’t seem to be too scarce, although it’s definitely less common than the #1 or #2. The Emergency! #4 seems to be genuinely hard to track down:
  8. OtherEric
    Two cheapies from a local store today:
  9. OtherEric
    The crowd in the magazine forums would love to see this one.
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    I think he’s the more likely candidate. I’ll check the book when I get home for appearances
  11. OtherEric
    “I Love to Singa”, from 1936. They were only in one of the classic cartoons but it really is one of the classics. With that said, now that I think about it I’m not 100% that’s who it’s meant to be... but I can’t think who else it could be.
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    Owl Jolson.
  13. OtherEric
    And a couple more today:
  14. OtherEric
    This will do for my lower grade tastes. In today:
  15. OtherEric
    Two fun readers today. The surprising thing is it’s the Saturn that has the first publication of a Clark Ashton Smith Hyperborea story, not the Weird Tales:
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    Slightly surprised Stan was putting his name on the covers as early as 1964:
  18. OtherEric
    Quite an assortment in today. Gray Morrow really is underrated:
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    Another John C. Fantucchio book, fresh in today:
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    A cheap but nicely presenting reader, the spine is split. But it was under $10:
  21. OtherEric
    This one is less ambiguous, at least. First Pepe cover, 5th overall appearance. Just got it today:
  22. OtherEric
    It's not quite the same thing, but we can point to Superman #128 (April 1959) as the last appearance of the Golden Age Superman as the lead character. It has a story that requires that Superman was never Superboy. I think E. Nelson Bridwell was the one who originally pointed it out, but I'm not sure.
  23. OtherEric
    Not at the moment. The only issue of Piracy I've got a spare of at the moment is #6; I recently upgraded.
  24. OtherEric
    I live to serve...
  25. OtherEric
    I see what you did there... Seriously, this is one of my favorite EC covers. Although it's actually the next to last issue...