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Oh, that's cool. Thanks for the answer.

Is the book a collection of just the magazine covers or is there non-published art, too?

I hate the fact that you guys got me hooked on Vampirellas.....

Lets try this again. Two books, both graded by CGC, shipped to anywhere in the US or Canada.

Creepy 7?

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I'd say so. lol! I don't know, now. I'm seeing some spots in the scan that I never noticed before. I'll have to dig it out to see if they're on the book or just from the bag. I've probably got it triple bagged.

That's awesome, Galen! I've got a copy that I've been hanging on to for what seems like forever. I've always wanted to get it graded because I believe that it too would fetch a 9.8. Can't even imagine having a Corben signature on it. That would be the shiot.

Thanks for the compliment. I appreciate it. Figured I'd post the "Cave Girl" scan, here, so that anyone reading this will know what we're talking about.

Thanks, Eric, for taking a crack at answering my question. I googled for information before asking, and really couldn't find a definitive answer. The reason for my asking is because after I posted a scan of my "Cave Girl" book in another (wrong) thread, I got to thinking that it might be considered a paperback book, and not a pulp. That made me want to find out for sure what the differences are. I was thinking that maybe the date published or even cost might be the difference. Again, thanks for taking the time to help.

What differentiates a pulp book/novel from a paperback? Just curious.

My one and only pulp. Wouldn't mind running across some more, though.

Seems to be a popular sales technique these days. Hah!