1950's war comics

Pesci was lucky to escape a psycho wife in real life On May 20, 2000, Haro's ex-husband Garrett Warren, from whom she had recently filed for divorce, was shot four times[3] in his face and upper body by a gunman hiding in his Westlake Village, California apartment. Warren survived the attack, but lost an eye. In December 2005, Haro was arrested on charges related to the crime. She ultimately pled no contest to two counts of attempted murder and a principal firearm charge for the attempted murder of Warren and in April 2012, Haro was sentenced to 12 years 4 months[4] in prison. She is currently serving that sentence at the California Institution for Women in Corona, Ca

Pesci has been married and divorced three times. His third was from 1988 to 1992, to Claudia Haro, a model and actress

was reported that Pesci turned down Scorsese 50 times over the years to be cast in the movie before finally relenting....i'm glad he did he stole every scene he was in...

Joe Pesci rare appearances, filmography last 21 years 1998 Lethal Weapon 4 Leo Getz 2006 The Good Shepherd Joseph Palmi Cameo 2010 Love Ranch Charlie Bontempo 2015 A Warrior's Tail Mosquito Voice 2019 The Irishman Russell Bufalino

i was most excited to see Pesci in the movie , only his 2nd on screen acting role in 21 years (minus a cameo)

i can find nothing on the Copacabana singer listed in the credits or even in the uncredited list , weird as it was obviously an actor playing ,and singing (Peter Lemongello) his singing scene only lasted a few seconds

great movie , just the couple scenes i described above were masterful as was the whole movie ! does anyone remember those two scenes and if so how about the behind the scenes info i described ?? there is countless hours of reading on just about any character in the movie

Once at Umberto's, the Gallo party took two tables, with Gallo and Diapoulas facing the wall. Unknown to Gallo, Colombo associate Joseph Luparelli was sitting at the bar. When he saw Gallo, he immediately left Umberto's and walked to a Colombo hangout two blocks away. After contacting Yacovelli, Luparelli recruited Colombo associates Philip Gambino, Carmine DiBiase and two other men, reputedly members of the Patriarca family, to kill Gallo. On reaching Umberto's, Luparelli stayed in the car and the other four men went inside through the back door.[24] Between seafood courses, the four gunmen burst into the dining room and opened fire with .32- and .38-cal. revolvers. Gallo swore and drew his handgun. Twenty shots were fired and Gallo was hit in the back, elbow and buttock. After overturning a butcher block dining table, Gallo staggered to the front door. Witnesses claimed that he was attempting to draw fire away from his family. Diapoulas was shot once in the buttocks as he dove for cover. The mortally wounded Gallo stumbled into the street and collapsed. He was taken in a police car to Beekman-Downtown Hospital. He died in the emergency department.[4][24] A differing account of the murder was offered by hitman and union activist Frank Sheeran, who claimed that he was the lone triggerman in the Gallo hit

Rickles, whom Gallo had invited to join them at Umberto's, managed to find an excuse to get out of the engagement, possibly saving his life. Scorsese pays tribute to Don Rickles

On April 7, 1972, at 4:30 a.m., Gallo and his family entered Umberto's Clam House in Manhattan's Little Italy. He was there to celebrate his 43rd birthday with sister Carmella, wife Sina Essary, her daughter Lisa, his bodyguard Peter "Pete the Greek" Diapoulas, and Diapoulas's companion.[24] Earlier that evening, the Gallo party had visited the Copacabana with actor Jerry Orbach and Orbach's wife, Marta, to see a performance by comedian Don Rickles and singer Peter Lemongello

after the cabaret scene Joey Gallo and his family goes to a restaurant Gallo is played in the movie by actor Sebastian Maniscalco

Mike was forced to withdraw more than $50,000 from a bank, and both were then left in the woods. Manny Seoane and Mark Lemongello (the brothers' cousin), both former Major League Baseball pitchers, turned themselves in to police and in 1983 were sentenced to seven years' probation for the crime

there is a scene in the movie where they went to the club with comedian Don Rickles and cabaret singer Peter Lemongello Lemongello spent the first part of his career as a cabaret singer, with several appearances on national TV, including The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson On January 15, 1982, Lemongello and his brother, professional bowler Mike Lemongello, were kidnapped from a construction site

fine condition

agree !

nice plaque !

if you submit .. it's probably worth the extra $10 to have it pressed

this is my oldest one....

one of comic books best back covers .......

""I believe" in Nessie .....

wow much better grade than i would have thought Let the Sunshine in !!!

pictures hurt my eyes but it looks probably VG +

looks mid grade CGC 5.0

looks within a half grade of as advertised !

a brilliant thought provoking cover,,,, makes me want to read it .....