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  5. Dthr33
    Here are some pics of the action comics 62 bloody cover. After about 10 years of looking just got today. Also posted my regular one for comparison. I wish I gound a better copy but I was going to fight for any one I could find.
  6. Dthr33
    Here is another example of the multiple date versons, I believe the higher date is from canada, Also attacked is the navy version of action comics 84 if any one is
  7. Dthr33
    Most people know the mighty midget books. In addition to these a limited number of miniatures can glues to the comic book. Most copies have been separated from the book. Unlike the mighty midget editions these are rare and have color back covers. They are usually ripped in the back where they where glued
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    There is the Real Life comics and the Real life picture magazine Also not sire if it was mentioned in addition to the 15 cent DC versions. Not sure if mentioned in addition to the 15 cent labels a lot of the early 1940s DC books will have more then one distribution label. On the same book you may find one that has for sale in the US and one that has for sale in US/Canada. The book will still have the 10 cent label. There was also what appeared to be a weird era in Canada. where for a short period of time they printed some of the DC comic books without advertisements.