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Reader101-migration

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  1.    Hepcat reacted to a post in a topic: THE PARK AVENUE COLLECTION
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    When I had my tonsils out my dad brought a few comics to the hospital for me. Though I was a Superman/Batman/Flash kinda kid, I got stuck with such as Classics Illustrated (Emperor's New Clothes), Tomahawk <>, etc., but one new one was a winner: Turok. And it was a #35. Still got it. Not high grade though.
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    As your younger brother (OO collection from 1962-1968), there are a bunch of books I once had and would be happy to have again, as well as books I saw on the rack/spinner but did not buy, and those I saw advertised in my comics that I could just imagine what they contained. Over the years I have added a few keys and back issues in some well-loved titles. I feel pretty lucky to have retained most of what I had. Good books. Good memories.
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    Has anyone posted here that letter to the editor--by Rogofsky I think it was--in the mid-60s where he talks about his Golden Age collecting and how he is so careful with his purchases, bagging and stacking them? If not, I can dig it out and clarify the author.
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    I'm happy to join the club with my very modest copy. I've had it for 20 years and just may keep it for 20 more. Sun-faded (I think it may have been displayed in a window at some time), I wish it had more eye appeal but I got it for a song then, from the coin shop with a few comics on the wall.