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Agree nice looking copy. The brittle is bad, but it is Action 7. I bought a copy little cheaper 2 years ago but the eye appeal not as nice. I was interested but once it went past 25k I was out.

I think only the cover is great who needs the rest

I got Clark Kent on mine @GreatCaesarsGhoston a serious side I got this can't make out the name

Hey buddy lots of close-up pics of early great DC's Timleys

Are you talking about BB

April vs May Action 12 is first image

Yes Tec 26 came out first but had no image of Batman Action 12 has image

I collect DC's but don't Bucky look smaller than he does in the movies

Well, what happened in the story

The more fun is #32 and that has an ad for Action 1. I guess they sold out of number 1 so they put 2 in there I can tell its 32 cause the cir

Found a post today that had a cool stack of books can you identify them

If it was this 3.0 and went up to a 4.5 why does the 3.0 not have the letter S after the word Detective

I found a post with some cool pictures Christopher Reeve and others. Superman Creative Supervisor of Make-up & Special Visuals, Stuart Freeborn, was born on September 5, 1914. Here he is with his wife, Kay Freeborn, applying ice/snow to Christopher Reeve.Friday, July 11, 1980, The Los Angeles Times: Oliver Frey, pioneer of video game illustration, passed away today at age 74. He was the artist hired by Richard Donner - on Donner's 48th birthday, April 24, 1978 - to create the comic book art for the B&W opening sequence in Superman: The Movie. The original art's current location is unknown; Oliver never saw the original art again once he handed it over to the production.August 1977, 45 years ago: Richard Donner shoots the interior portion of the Kansas Star train sequence with Kirk Alyn and Noel Neill (who had originally portrayed Superman/Clark Kent and Lois Lane, respectively, in the 1948 serial “Superman” and the 1950 serial “Atom Man vs. Superman”). The scene - with dialogue - will not appear until the extended TV broadcast in February 1982Filming at the Kent Farm 45 years ago this month A Superman: The Movie press junket featuring Ilya Salkind with his kids, Christopher Reeve, Sarah Douglas, Richard Donner and Pierre Spengler. (Ilya Salkind and Sarah Douglas frequent this podcast page.) Superman at the Daily Planet window.

I have a poor man's Action 2 also Thanks to a fellow boride

Tec 15 I now have 2 poor man's Action 1

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This the only poor man's Action 1 and I have it in Poor condition

Not yet everything I wanted went up 3 times in the last few minutes *cough*

Peter that is the highest-grade Fantasy 15 I ever saw and snow-white pages WOW.

When I first saw this picture, it looked like this.

1944 ‘The Whistler‘ on TCM screenshot Superman #27 m

Well of course you have no Dog in the hunt you are a CAT.