Paris_Fred

Unpublished, circa 1968

The art on this page is by Gérald Forton, a Belgium artist born in 1931, who worked for the French TV Magazine "Télé-Junior"

Regarding American Material for France he also illustrated, Hulk, Captain America, Battlestar Galactica, The Wild Wild West and many other licenses.

Fast shipment. Great packaging, and supper communication, the TTA #2 arrived safely

Thanks Don a very nice VG

Does anyone remember a large size comic book store on the west side of Manhattan in the 40's or 50's, maybe 8th or 9th avenue in the 1970's? East side of the street. It had lots of back issues and a chunky and grumpy older owner? Thanks.

I think that you are talking about Johnny Roberts, it was a great store. Got my Stuntman #3 there.

ASM #23 9.2 arrived in France safely, what a great book, perfect and as described

Thanks Don

Paris_Fred

A few Weeks ago, Buster Crabbe #5

White Mountain Copy!

& Signed by Frazetta

Merry Christmas to all

Paris_Fred

Long Time since I posed here!

Just got in a nice and glossy copy (inside spine restored + a very few and small CT) of USA Comics #7

All the best

Fred

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Per Billy Parker's request on the Back Cover tread:

Marvel Mystery Comics #21 - 9.2 Cleaned and pressed, no other resto.

On of my favourite Flash #127

Here is my 110

Supper bright collors

Per request, some books I bought in San Diego this year:

Flash #121 Mass.

& Flash #125 One of my favourite cover of the run:

After New York November show, From the second race, by Andru/Esposito:

and 2

Just in,

Cover to Halo Jones (Titan book) 1 by Ian Gibson

Just got in:

Detective comics #382 Infantino/Novick

Nice Cap there, Fred! I didn't know the German's wore yellow uniforms.

 

 

Technically no, but here we have a chemical equation:

(Germans + Green cloth) X (Fear) = Yellow Uniforms

This equation only works with Schomburg and Captain America.

Not me !

But here is a splendid Captain America #27 I just got in

Wow, what grade is that book.

A nice VF cause of a few water stains on the inside cover and some minor on the back. No restorations still have full gloss and deep colors.

 

Beautiful colors o that Mystic Comics, Fred!

 

Another pruchase from the San Diego show, Marvel Mystery 13, first vision by Simon & Kirby.

Completely forgot to post these 2 Timely I got in San Diego:

Mystic Comics # 7, a classic Jack Kirby Hitler cover.

Then, Comedy Comics # 9:

Including among others a splendid Bill Everett "The Fin" Story:

Just received from the "San Diego Hanger" collection a sweet copy of Daring Mystery Comics # 8.

Did a search in "Show me your Timely's", nobody post it yet.

I really like those Kirby Timely covers.

Thanks to Steve for the fast shipping.

Another splendid Marvel Mystery I got from Heritage

Was supposed to be in VF-

Still missing some.

The Canadian version of "Is this Tomorrow"; Printed in U.S.A. Copyright 1947 Catechetical Guild but in French

 

Does the story line deviate from the U.S. Version?

Exact same book, Americans are replaced by Canadians on text, but they kept the US map !

Thanks John for these lovely covers.

Do you have by chance Amazing Man 6 & 7, I love those covers.

A bientôt à la Wondercon.

Nice set of books "Shrunkenhead"

Here is a G8 (924-2):

The Canadian version of "Is this Tomorrow"; Printed in U.S.A. Copyright 1947 Catechetical Guild but in French