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Matt, that's gorgeous! What's knocking it down?

Sweet L&R #1!

That TTA 97 cover rocks!

Congrats again, Joe! That's a great pick up! I've been struck by how well these Dennis in Mexico's have preserved the whiteness of their covers. Almost every issue I've ever seen, no matter how ragged out, seems to be whiter than many high grade white Marvel SA covers, even when they are 10 years younger.

Congrats on the pick up, Joe! That's great that you're able to add to your Dennis Bethlehems, and reinforces that there are more Bethlehems out there waiting for you to track them down.

Nice books, SLR5!

Bob, if you ever find out what the grader`s notes say, please pass it on. It looks pretty gorgeous to me too!

Swe-e-e-t!

Nice pick up, Bob. You've got a very sweet Conan collection going!

Sounds awesome, Harry. Let me know if you need input on any of the prices, since a lot of sales for these types of books take place offline and won't show up in GPA. I promise to be objective (well, at least for books below 9.4 ).

With asking prices?

I had two takeaways from Davidpg's initial story. One was that Ross is slime, but we all know that already anyways. The second was don't let a 12 year old guide your business decisions!

Thanks Alan! I have no dispute with the statement that Alan likes Brad more than I like Brad. Alan, thanks for the reminder about Curator. I always forget that pedigree for some reason. So my demand is therefore amended to state that Curator, WM, PC and Western Penn are recognized by you as legitimate pedigrees. Tim the QPQG

Sweet book! Love that cover! Overstreet should note it as a cross-over cover, rather than simply being a 7 Dwarves cover.

Way to represent, Tim! I knew my pimpin' of the pedigree would pay off! ... Uh oh, I gotta go answer some nasty PMs from Greggy now .... Mack Daddy Alan Sorry Alan, I was in a rush. I should have said "the well recognized Church pedigree and the less well-known Salida pedigree which has been officially recognized as such by CGC but the status of which is still a source of much controversy within the comic collecting hobby due to the generally unexceptional structural quality and limited number of books in the collection, notwithstanding the touching story behind the collection and the exceptional gloss and page quality of the books". Of course, if you were to recognize that the pedigrees which encompass early silver age books, such as White Mountain, Pacific Coast and Western Penn, are legitimate pedigrees, then I might be willing to reverse the above qualification above. Tim the Quid Pro Quo Guy

Well that is an interesting concept for a trip through this country! Let's see, among the pedigree "destinations", I suppose I would most highly recommend visiting the origins of the Pacific Coast collection - you can find alot to enjoy in Southern California. As far as Bethlehem, Pennsylvania is concerned, it is a small industrial town an hour outside Philadelphia, and I suspect they get VERY few Aussie tourists. Colorado, where the Church and Salida pedigrees came from, ain't such bad places to visit either.

Butt seriously, sounds like an interesting new genre to be explored. Quick, start a taillights cover thread!

Nice books!

Show off!

Totally agree, cool and Frazetta-esque. Also interesting how they make the cover look like an inside panel. The mores I sees these Airboy covers, the mores I likes them!

You`d be surprised at how far down he goes! Trust me, check your books out very carefully.

Earliest I`ve seen is 1965.

Official enough that CGC recognize it! Some very nice books are in it: the Diamond Run AF 15 is nicer than the WM copy.

Have you checked the books for color touch, trimming, etc.?