Jayman

This was always a favorite of mine.
 

Canadian price variant.
 

Beautiful book! And one of my favorite Precode Horror books in general, congrats! 
Mine is a Diamond Run copy (no longer considered a ped) with a COA.

Beautiful copies gents. I once owned the Church of that as well as The Dead Who Walk. Traded them off to Redbeard for a nice Timely. How cool would it be to collect all the known pedigrees of a book like that?

More funny animal and obscure Cole covers.

Beautiful book! And one of my favorite Precode Horror books in general, congrats! 
Mine is a Diamond Run copy (no longer considered a ped) with a COA.

Beautiful book! And one of my favorite Precode Horror books in general, congrats! 
Mine is a Diamond Run copy (no longer considered a ped) with a COA.

purple claw #2 wild spider cover

Gotta love that Sorcery with the spectacular Gray Morrow cover! First issue after the Sabrina stories. 

I was the one who supplied them with a copy of that interview. Their site crashed and they lost their original. Someone from Metro came on here asking and I sent it. Got a thank you from Vincent!

Some Atlas girlie digests:

Not exactly a statue, but it did come from Sideshow. Sorry for the terrible pics. I may have to fire my photographer. 
 
 
 
 

Recent pick up.  Not a cheap book but I just don't see it for sale much.
 
 

Maple leaf??!?
I thought the logo was a Marijuana leaf and read "Superior Chronic"! 

I'm 53 and been collecting comics nearly my entire life. My other passions are skydiving,  and restoring my 1929 Oakland 3 window business  coupe, which goes very slowly. My wife and I have adopted 2 boys who are now 8 and 4, which makes it tough to pursue certain things. They come first, but every now and again I'm able to seek out a little time for myself.

vampirella #1 !

Here's a recent one I really like.

Love how the buildings and fence wrap around to frame in the werewolf on the Astonishing. You can just here the editor saying " I said vampire, not werewolf! Ah, let's just go with it!" 

I picked these up at an antique advertising show from a dealer friend of mine who found them at a sale right down the street from his house. The lady who was selling them bought them as a child, along with some Spooky and Casper comics I did not pick up. It's pretty cool to get a big chunk of any Atlas run in one fell swoop. Here's a group shot until I have time to scan a few of my favorites:

Oh man, this could be so great if they don't screw it up!
I would love for this to open the door for Werewolf by Night, a BETTER Man-Thing or a possible Legion of Monsters movie!