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nice job! grab that Star Ranger Funnies at SDCC and finish it off!

beauty!

i need a World War III #1 cover.

rick, i checked the cgc census and that's definitely my funny picture stories v2#5. i love how it ended up in your hands after all these years.

that's a beauty, rick!

Congrats Rick! Pretty sure that was my FPS v2#5. If I still had it I'd have sold it to you, too!

*wads it up into an airplane and flings it northward*

you'll finish up the run in no time. enjoy the hunt while it lasts!

Here's mine again. I took another picture, don't remember if the one I posted a few hundred pages ago was any good or not.

none have ever been submitted to cgc for slabbing, so i was wondering if you came across another one. third time's the charm

Rick, is that #2 the same one you've had twice before, or is this a different copy?

BTW, which is the first apperance of The Clock? Funny Pages #6 and Funny Picture Stories #1 both came out in November, 1936. The two page story in Funny Pages #6 is considered his first appearance, I guess FPS #1 is his first full story and cover appearance. As far as pre-June '38 books, I'll have to look through my stuff, I did change up my sig recently and that has FPS #1, FPS #4 and Detective #5.

That's a beaut!

nice. amazing man 15 was the first centaur i ever bought.

RIP

Yeah, I would second Todd on that. I wouldn't want the Canadian one in place of American but if you already have the regular version, then it makes a cool rare conversation piece. i bought it. hopefully it looks as nice as it did in the pictures

thanks. good to know. i have the uncensored version and i like the fact that the canadian one is likely rarer (despite the box over the artwork).

i was thinking about buying another weird tales 11/35 (shadows in zamboula). it is in nice condition, but it is the canadian version with the square thing slapped right over the naked girl. should i be paying about the same as a similar condition u.s. version, a lot more, a little more, a lot less, a little less? thanks in advance if you can help.

love the AMF #1. nice work. and every time i look at the early planet comics i wonder why i never tried to put a run together.

That is beautiful. thanks. i have a deep and abiding love for all the centaur arrow covers.

awesome purchase! welcome to the club. here's mine:

now THAT'S a lot of atlas books!

all kinds of nazi's and a little framed photo of hitler. one of those nazi's must have had a crush on him.

beautiful looking books.