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TrevorP24

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  1. 3 hours ago, bc said:

    (thumbsu

    If we go by Showcase #4 as the beginning of the SA (DC style) - that came out in Oct '56.

    Same month as Yellow Claw #1 and just a few months after the Black Knight series ended. Always considered the YC more of an anti-hero title.

    That would be the end of the Atlas hero/anti-hero lines until the rise of the costumed superheroes in the '60s.

    Yeah I wasn't sure whether to put this thread in Golden or Silver Age, but I kind of consider it silver age myself.

  2. 2 hours ago, pemart1966 said:

    I live in Canada and I won't buy off anyone that uses Global Shipping Program.  This program automatically adds on duty to your purchase - a colossal rip off.  I have no idea on what they base their duty calculation but anytime I've seen amounts they seem exorbitant.

    I have no idea whether the item then has duty levied on it when it reaches Canada or not.  Anyone from Canada experienced a double shot of duty?

    I've never paid double duty but they do charge too much.  There is no duty on books entering Canada.  You do however need to pay 5% GST.  They are charging both duty and Tax in the GSP which I've complained about to Ebay before.  I can't remember their actual response but it was some political nonsense that didn't even address my concern.  But if its a book a really want, I'll still pull the trigger.  It's not a big deal shipping to Canada from the States.  Sellers just need to put the actual value paid on the package and customs never puts up a fuss.  It's when you try to beat the system that things go sour.  

    I wish more people would ship to Canada!!

  3. 24 minutes ago, Callaway29 said:

    Thanks, saw that...I don't mind beat up, but that bottom left corner is no Bueno for me. The other one didn't necessarily fall through either, but it had a lot of tape on it, plus glue. Holding out for a beat up copy that doesn't violate my already low standards. lol 

    Yeah its pretty bad, but I thought just in case....  I wasn't sure how low you were willing to stoop :insane:

  4. I'm of the opinion that the key would be the first appearance of Dane Whitman.  Much in the same way that the first appearance of Carol Danvers in MSH 13 is considered to be the key rather than her first appearance as Ms. Marvel or Captain Marvel.

    #48 is his first appearance as the Black Knight, but the Black Knight as a legacy character goes back much much farther (1955).

    Although those who don't read the books might just want the cover of #48.

    These are just my opinions though :) 

  5. 9 hours ago, RICK STARR said:

    I think you'all might enjoy this one. This was from the Toronto collection a number of years ago. I also picked up some nice Atlas westerns from that collection. It is the highest graded copy, so far.

     

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    :takeit:  I was wondering if a boardie had this copy.  Sweet!!!!

  6. Aye Carumba!  "picked it up" so casually.  I saw the sale of this book on GPA..... :martini:

     

     

    On 4/5/2019 at 1:35 PM, Timeless icons said:

    I think I posted this in the "what's new" thread but it makes sense to post it here. Picked it up within the last week or so. 

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  7. That's a nice looking 7.0  :golfclap:

    I suspect there will be renewed interest in this book once the good doctor comes back to life.  I almost sold my 8.0 signature series a couple years back, but the buyer was a no show at our meeting point.  Actually pretty happy about that.  Glad to still have it.  Not gonna give it up anytime soon.  I bought another one recently too, a 6.5.