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great start!

"Mum" is the word. Whether you say "mum's" the word, or "mum" is the word, "mum" is still just one word. As for why "mum," from dictionary.com: Mum is an adjective that means keeping quiet." If it were a code word, i'd go with suppository. "Suppository's the word!"

(Still, mum's the word!)

Mentioning your original art has no effect on the scarcity of our Speed 27s!!

Love them!

Ah, I thought you bought it on ebay or something. Hopefully he's not sick.

Yup!

He's a boardie. I think I've chatted with him a couple of times. Never bought anything from him. https://www.cgccomics.com/boards/profile/19174-top-city-comics/

Great one. I just posted mine as a reply to yours in Less That Ten Copies. I think I already posted mine in this thread a few months ago.

Here's mine (shh, don't tell anybody we have these!)

My real goal for this thread was books that are undeniably worth submitting. But they just ain't out there! But all are welcome to post of course

Agreed!

I originally envisioned the focus of the thread to be desirable books from 1935 until the end of the war (generally), to see (initially, then over time) which books maintained extremely low counts. Books that you would think would have many copies slabbed, if they were out there. There are always going to be people like me who have never slabbed anything, so actual numbers will never be ascertainable, but I love it as a book to book comparison tool. It is going to be fascinating over the years to see which books had 6 copies in 2017, and now have 7, and may still be under 10 a decade from now.

Exactly why I started this thread, lo those many years ago!

Generally hard to find. Lots of WWII covers. Later issues have LB Cole covers. There are a lot of factors that make Cat-Man comics desirable and expensive.

Here's mine. I am not sending it in to put the count over 10!!

CEEEENNNNNNTTTTTTAAAAAUUUUUUUUURRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

There was never enough blood draining in the comics!

Great rare Chesler!

Awesome! Love it!