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Forbush-Man
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Crash Comics #5 with first Catman cover (2nd appearance).
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Cowboy Comics #14 Tougher book, and one of the few to have the Centaur logo on the cover.
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C-M-O Comics #2
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C-M-O Comics #1
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Amazing-Man #23 (tougher book, White Pages.)
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Amazing-Man #21
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Amazing-Man #20 (one of my favorite covers in the run.)
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Amazing-Man #16
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Amazing-Man #14
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Amazing-Man #12
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Amazing-Man #11
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Amazing-Man #10
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I have a Cooksville Pedigree book in this auction that earned a new Pedigree label,......but I guess the Edgar Church Pedigree just isn't good enough.
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Last one for now, Amazing Mystery Funnies #18
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Amazing Mystery Funnies V3 #1
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Amazing Mystery Funnies V2 #10
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Amazing Mystery Funnies V2 #9
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Amazing Mystery Funnies V2 #8 first Speed Centaur Appearance.
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Amazing Mystery Funnies #1 Bill Everett Cover
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I posted this one a while back, but just want to remind folks that it's in this auction. Amazing-Man Comics #22 Classic Giant Green Gorillas with Nazi Headbands.
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The next Comiclink Featured Auction begins in 11 days (Nov. 17th) and this is the big one for me. I'ma post a few scans, if you all don't mind. Star Comics V2 #4 Edgar Church/Mile High Pedigree & Highest Graded (I don't know why they didn't put it in the new pedigree label )
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You've got excellent taste there, PAL. It's good to know it went to a really good home.
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The Thrifty Grocer Collection
Forbush-Man replied to Frisco Larson's topic in Golden Age Comic Books
I was just thinking how the absolute highlight of each book is the Everett Subby artwork. It's just beautiful. Love those vampiric octopusssss's (I know it's Octopi, but gotta keep my street cred up. ) -
True, it's more about the ages than publisher or title. I'd say it very relevant to comics pre-1940's and scarce or rare. It never hurts to have trade fodder on hand.
