MusterMark

Here's mine paid 12 cents for it

 

(Other than 0 to 11 cents, of course. )

This is my kudos forum!

Great communication, excellent packing, fast shipping. Love what I bought.

And the nicest surprise - included inside the package were two free comics!!!

Thanks for everything!

Thought I'd throw in a non-hero book. Very difficult issue to find in grade.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sure is. I think I was told once that 8.0 is the highest grade on the census for this one.

Something is going to happen since their a lot of talk about her.

Definitely a lot

Can't say I understand the idea of having tattoos too well ...

Saw this on Reddit this morning and a wanted to share the link.

 

Love it. Love it.

Already amazing

One of mine.

 

 

Very nice!

Thanks!

143ksk: Your books are awesome!

Awesome book. There's a teen humor thread in Gold that would be perfect for that book

Thank you!

And Thank you for the suggestion. I just posted it in that thread in Gold.

I really like your Comedy 6 that I saw there.

(thumbs u

This is technically GA. Lemme know what you guys think: should I be posting this somewhere else?

 

A Timely.

 

 

Very cool book!

Thank you!

One of mine.

This is technically GA. Lemme know what you guys think: should I be posting this somewhere else?

A Timely.

What I find particularly ironic is that the Strange Adventures title is much more highly respected and prized by collectors these days than either the My Greatest Adventure or House of Mystery titles yet Strange Adventures didn't sell quite as well as the latter two back in 1960:

 

1960 Comic Book Sales Figures

 

I don't trust those numbers at all.

If you go from year to year, you see the numbers for many of the titles vary so wildly from year to year, that it is hard to take the figures seriously.

Just my

Oh, and y'know, to this very day I STILL don't understand the appeal of Fritzi Ritz, or Nancy and Sluggo.

 

Philistine!

 

Fritzi Ritz, and later Nancy, were outstanding strips in the '30s and early '40s. Pick up one of the very early compilations such as Single Series 5 or Comics on Parade 32 and check it out.

 

Well, I had to assume I was missing SOMETHING, it must've had some good entertainment content at one time or another, or it wouldn't have gotten a syndicate deal. By the time I was reading Nancy in the newspapers in the 60's and early 70's it was plain ol' whitebread boring. But then so was Blondie, and Hi and Lois, and Lolly, etc etc.

 

Heh, the first time I read a compilation of vintage strips of The Phantom I was knocked right out of my socks. Ditto Alley Oop, Terry and the Pirates, Buz Sawyer, etc etc.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

I love Nancy and Sluggo, and Blondie. Etc.

I even like The Ermine art - it is nostalgic of a bygone era and cool.

I see much to appreciate.

Thanks for the recommendation! (thumbs u

omg, another amazing post.

Who ARE you people?! (jpepx78 and sfcityduck)

I cannot thank you enough for writing so poignantly and with such tremendous research, hard work and understanding behind your posts and work.

Truly inspiring.

BTW, one of my former colleagues at work (she is now retired) also was at Manzanar as a child. But let me tell you - even if I did not have that personal connection to your topic, I would still be loving what you have shared with all of us. Thank you ever so much.

An absolutely, unbelievably, incredible post in every way ...

I have no words ...

If I am ever lucky enough to own an Okajima, I will feel honored. And I will remember.

Thank you so very much.

Thanks!

Unfortunately, I put it up on Comiclink (this month's auction). Both the Space War 1 and the Planet 52 are on there. Sorry they are leaving me ....

But good for some one else.

Fawcett = goodness.

One of mine:

Cool thread.

This is one of my comics:

World's Finest 9:

This is a great thread.

I have the following:

I love that rocketship cover too.

(Actually I love just about every cover in this thread ...)

Not sure if this one was posted before, but here is one of mine:

This is my book: